New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-31
WEDDINGS.

specal train of six cars carried RueStB from Long
Island City yesterday to "Unqua,' Amityvilet l. l.,
the country Mace of Edward Floyd,Jones where the
wedding OF his daughter. Miss Louise Akerly Floyd
Jones 10 Condo Racquet Thorn was celebrated. Tho
paFty from town numbered 400, and nearly as many
more came from the surrounding country towns Of
Long Island. At quarter past l O'Clock Landers
orchestra heralded the approach of the bridal
party with the nuptial music from Lohengrn."
temporary altar had been constructed in the art
gallery After tho venerable Rev. Dr. S. S. Stocking,
of Amityville and Bishop Littejohn, Of Long Island
had entered the ROOM tho bridegroom appeared with
his best man. T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander. Then came
the ushers Frederick G. lie Roy, William c. lie Gendre
John Austin Stevens, John MADDEN, IT., Dr. Robert
Boune and Edward II. Floyd-Jones, brother of the
bride Then came the bridesmaids Miss Viola Meyer.
of Washington Miss Emily Thorn, sister Of the bride
groom; Miss Ruth Lawrence, Miss Claire Coudert,
Miss Carlotta Ncol and Miss Marguerite Scheifelin.
The bride entered the room on the arm OF her father
At the close of the ceremony the brde party returned
to tho drawing where the pair received the
gratulations of many friends and relatives.
After the wedding breakfast the guests
gathered the bride off. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorn will sail for Europe saturday
to pass the winter in Southern Europe
Among the guests present Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Jones' Miss Sarah Floyd-Jones, Mr. and Mrs
L. NJ. Thorn, L. Mortimer Thorn, jr, Chauncey
Floyd ones, Mr. and Mrs. George FoydJones, Colonel
and Mrs. A. wagstaf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond l.
Ward Miss Barnard, Mrs. X. Ogden DOremus, Miss
Estele Doremus, the Misses Beales, Mr.. and Mrs
Ethan Allen, Mrs. Cyrus Field, ir., S. Van Ceef Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Marie, Mr.. and Mrs Paul L.
Thebaud, P. C. Thebaud, Mrs. f. S. Tallmage
Mrs II. Victor Newcomb, Miss Edith Newcomb, Miss
Beatrice How, Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert, Miss Edith
Morgan, Judge and Mrs. Charles 1ngersol Mrs. How
! ard Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Livingston IT, the
nssS B1R Ss Misses Mr. De f pe4ser Miss f oe
Sloan, Mr.: and Mrs. D. Lord jr Mrs Willard p ard
stranahan, Mrs f. A. stevens, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs
W. I. scabTy Mr. and !d,,i Mrs s. sloan Mr.. and Mrs
Peabody, Mr.. II. Plerrepont. DR.. and Mrs William
! NJ. POLK the Misses Ewing, Captain and Mrs |. j.
Merritt, the Rev. Hamilton Holmes and Ebert Bier
The daughter Of the Rev. B. B. Tyler, of the Church
of the Disciples, will be married in her fathers church
| this evening TO W. D. Van Week, the cashier Of the
! National She's and Leather Bank
! Newport r. l., Oct. 80 (speciaD.-At All Saints
| Memorial Chapel at noon to-day Miss Georgiana
| Hec kscher daughter Of John G. Heclscher, Of New
York. and George B. Mcclellan, son Of General George
| b. Mcclellan, were married. Bishop Henry c. Pot
ter of New-York assisted by the Ret. c. A. l.. Rich
ards of Providence, OBLIGATED. Tho bride was given
away by her father. The bridesmaids were Miss
| Heckscher sister Of the bride, and Miss Mcclellan
sister of the bridegroom. The bride was bccomngly
attired in white SATIN with point lace, and wore
neither iewelry nor flowers. The duties Of best man
were performed by j. Arden HARTMAN OK New
| York, and the ushers were Charles A. Hecfscher.
! Harry Bergman and Edmund Warren. Tho brides
maids carried bouquets Of chrTsan,hemums The
| church was prettlly decorated Delmonico provided
for the entertainment Of the gVcs,s at the Charlotte
| Cushman villa About $50 people were here and
| beneath floral bower Mr.. AID Mrs Mcclellan re
ceved the congratulations Of their friends. Mr.. Nc
Clellan has recently been elected treasurer OF tho
| Brooklyn Bridge. The bride comes OF an honored
| Knickerbocher family Over 200 presents were re-
| ceived, but they not shown save 10 few per
| sonal friends. The brdcgcom's mother. who le-
| Gently returned from Europe and the two venerable
| grandmothers of the bride, present Amid a
shower of rice the newly married couple drove TO the
depot carrying the best wishes Of all present Among
| those present were Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt
| Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs. August Belmont Mrs
Belle Nelson, Miss vyse, Mrs. Sidney webster. H. f.
Webster, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Osgood, Colonel and
| Mrs. E. NJ. Nen the MISSES NELL, General Cutting
c. NJ 0elrichs. Dr. v NJ francis Miss Francis. Mrs:
| Mis-. Prescott Lawrence ,iirs llenIy Bedlow Mis-.
George II. Norman Mr.. and Mrs. Lorllad spencer,
Miss Bergman, Lieutenant Commander Longenec her,
[. s. n. and wife, Miss Perkins, and Mr.. and Mis-.
+. H. wharton.
Baltimore, Oct 3O.-Hnsign W. Hannum Grubb
Bulard United States Navy married here to-day to
Miss Ellen Bcirne Saunders daughter Of John Scdcn
saunders. The ushers Lieutenant W. b. Capor
ton Assistant Engineer Il. p Norton, Enslgns Goorgn
+. Cooper and George Breed and Naval Caio Turner
Saunders all of the Naval Academy, Annapolis.
| Red Bank, Oct. 80 (specian.-Two quiet weddings
were celebrated IN this vicinity to-day. one was
that Of Charles S. Ill., Of New-YOrk, and Miss Minnie
Borlen daughter Of Richard Borden OF Little silver
tne Chosen Freebooter from Shrewsbury Township.
I1be Rev. Charles f. Hill, Of Red Bank, the bride
groonl's father. Ollciated
Elwood wyckof, bookkeeper Of the Second National
Rank Of Red Bank and Miss Ida Kelsey were mar
ricd today. The ceremony was performed O{ inc
pcv / X Manning at the brides home, on Berch-st.
Springfield. Mass. oct. 30 (Special).-A wedding OF
much social interest was sOemnizcd at the home OF
samuel Bowles founder OF Tho Springfield Repnbl-
cam yesterday afternoon. Miss Ruth Standish bo"es
and william II. Baldwin, jr, OF Butte; Mon son OF
the nresiGcn of the Boston Young MEMS ChIIS, IdII
tiniorn we're quietly married at 4 30 p. m. Ohiy
no Tamres of the couple and few Intimate friends
| vcre nrNsent The wedding was follower by
reception. A
| coots coachmen dressmahcrs and house servants
~ ali kinds offer their services in the short adVersc
1nnntr o. lie ffth mage OF The Tribune to-day.