New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
WEDDINGS.


The homo Of Alexander L. Thorne, Cryders Point'
Vhitestone L L. was the scene of pretty wedding
sesteriay afternoon when his daughter, Miss Helen
Thome was married TO Edgar Sands Turton, of flush-
ing. The Rev. u. Carpenter smith, OF ST. 1eorge :
Protestant Episcopal Church, OF Flushing, oliciated
There were two maids of honor, Miss Victoria ThomC
and Miss Adele Turton, sisters Of the contracting
parties. Tie best man was Lawrence T. Embroe
md the ushcrs were Charles +. Warren and Henry
<. Gilman At the reception which followed
be ceremony the brides mother as
sisted IN receiving. Among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Chisholm, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker Hamersley, Mr. ana
Mrs. II. j. salisbury. Mr. and Mrs. u. l. l. ue
Raismes Miss Wills. George Chisholm, Mr. and MIS-
Benjamin Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. BOWIE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Bogert, Miss Moss and Whhah .
Randolph The pair started on tho evening tram ior
a brief trip.
Miss Alice Mason. daughter of the Rev Ar'hur
Mason was married 10 Dr. Robert Ogden Du bols' i'll
he Church of the Heavenly Rest, fithaNo', "a
-hfth-st, yesterday afternoon al 'oo o0o'" ~
The ceremony was performed by inc oruo ia"'o''
the Rev. d. Parker Morgan, rector OF ulo Vuui0h as
,lsting The bride entered the church on the arm OF
,er uncle Charles $ Weyman who gave her away.
The best man was Alexander 7. Mason, brother OF
he bride and the usherS Drs. W. a. Pierre
sont Of Brooklyn Robert Wyley and Milton Mabbett,
Of New.York Ensign Edward II. Witherspoon. L. $.
n George p Cammann and Banyer GARRISON Owing
10 the recent death of tho bridegooms mother there
were no bridesmaids. and no reception followed.
At the home of the BRIDES father. Robert Dunlap,
80 III West seventy secondst., last evening, at 80
Jcock, his second daughter Miss Graco Criswell
Dunlap, was married to Arthur Hughes LamsOn,
Of this city, The ceremony was performed
g the Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton. pastor
the Bryant Park Presbyterian Church.
The bride entered the the of her father.
Her gown of white satin was copied from portrait
Of 200 years ago, and was trimmed with old duchess
lace Tho bridesmaids Misses Daisy and Fannie
Dunlap, sisters of the bride The best man was
Walter II. Richards. and the ushers were William H.
Dunlap brother of the BRIDE and Norman E. Mack, OF
Buffalo After the ceremony supper was served by
Delmonico. Among the guests were Mrs. c. Lamson.
mother Of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Braker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy, Mr.
and Mrs. James Farnsworth, Mrs Agnes Booth.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosener, Miss Lotta, Mrs.
CrabTee. Mrs. Barney Williams, MIR. and Nirs
George Mitchell. Miss Nellie Lngard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson Daziel. DR.. James Leaning Professor
and Mrs. wyeth, Mr. and Mrs. II. Is BurraS; FRANK
Jenkins, Commissioner Coleman. senator NolcOtV
Of Denver Mr. and Mrs. George Richards, senator
Canfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. George CGaeH, Mr. ana
" Meade. Mr. ana Mrs Max Norman. Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Lloyd. Miss Josie Singer, Mr.. and Mrs
saNles. Edward De Camp, George Jenkins, DE- ana
Mrs. T. H. Burras. After short trip Mr. and
Mrs Iamson will 90 10 their new house IN west
Ninety-third-st.
Of Richard J. COrtis, and William NJ kennau. OF ulis
city. was celebrated on Wednesday evening IN 81
Johns S9Sa ReT BToofyq Ne eSaso9 fegmny beng r
Kennard. brother Of the bridegroom. was the best
T,sm nsneact Rutherford s1ewart and f D. McCsbc.
The bridesmaids were Miss Kennad and Miss Stewart;
reception TO relatives and intimate friends followed
at the home of the brides parents. in Fla'bush.
--.ddtrr ,colr place Wednesday
Francis Xavier's Church the Rev Father McKcnnon
,afciatng The bride was Miss Kathryn NJ Ford,
Years physician in chief at Wards Island: The bride
groom Henry d. Low has for the last eighteen years
followed at the home of the brides family among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs william 1 SIcnnway &
Bernuth, Charles F. Tretbar, n stetson, J; II Hemp
.ted J. F. Pere O. r. stens. and F. tr, Amouhi Inc
Scranton. Penn oct 1.-The marriage OF hwart
Jermyn son Of John Jermyn, the coal millionaire; e
Miss Mary Stowers Decker daughter of Austin DECKER
took place here tonight at the flSt F1>oy Ta
church The Rev DR.; Logan read the service. % Ih t5
bridegroom; Miss Katherine Lewis, Miss EllEabeti
Archibald and Miss Kinesbury as maids Of honor
George ewyP the nS 95war sr0arp
ushers The bride was given away by he her .n Gnoi1 i
Scranton in a house which the wedding present
Of the bridegroOms father.
Baltimore, oct. 17-John l. Grflss and Miss Dasio a,
Abel dagher % II. H,thSre fSs sn We're
This morning at the Cathedral. nupual mass wac
relebrated by Cardinal Gibbons assisted by the keV
P. j. Donah1e and the Rev. John T. Whelan BishoI
Curtis of Wilmington. Del. and Father MOuan oc-
cIpied seats within the sanctuary. Tho grand stai
was adorned with flowers The bride was esf0sG
where she was met by Mr. Griiss and his best man
E. " Herange. After he ceremony me. tthe newly sss
married couple drove 10 Guilfom' where there was @ .
wedding breakfast The bride has a fortune OF more
than e., 100000.
Boston. Oct. II tspecian.-The marriage OF Miss
Grace Greenwood Chandlor daughter OF MIS-. Henry h
IhsnlIer Of Roxbury, and Alpheus W. Montgomery,
o NewYork took place at noon today, Day a, me IrSt Nny
maDdie ofcIatng. The ushers were Daniel Stanford,
G. L. Hayward ir., and George p Hayward, Of Boston
and A. W PurTin gtOn, Samuel Chapin aud w. seaward
OF New-YOrh.
Boston, Oct II (Specisll-Msgge Mitchell the
actress, who was divorced from her first husband
Mr. Paddock has recently been married TO the leading
man in her company. Charles Abbott.