New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-24
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sc@opt nh~B7H Eonm0fes lie ySsAuE~~e
sidney Ashmoro, was married. 10 her eou6fn, ots11se
Beckwffh Ashmofe, Of England the Ezsesr dscosae
tons were yet IN thu chancei. which Wa nrAsf
boautided with palms and Towering plants. 1fs
church wss flied with fashionable poopis ~
glests were shown TO their places By Lcussnsns
b. II. Ashmorc, U. g ~, brother Of the brides ana
James q. X. Richards. s :
Tho surpiiced choir of Tho church began ths
professional hymn, Tho Voice that Breathed over
Eden,5 and took their seats IN the clancei stalls
before the entrance OF the bridal party, which W.
announced by the Mendclssohn march. The eeremcnk
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Morgan DIX JUL
before the bensdiction SIR Julius Bonedicvs anthnn
The Lord be Lamp unto Thy Feet.s was sung ~
the choir, and at the end Of the ceremony the
occasional hymn, How Welcome Is the CaI,' was
sung. The bride entered tho church on hor fathers
arm. She wore gown Of plain white satin, drapcd
with embroidered crops de chine. Her ven of point
lace worn by her mother when bride, and uas
held In place by diamond sun and dismond stars,
Miss Alice Ashmore tho BRIDES sister, was maid Of
honor Professor Sidney Ashinore, brother Of the
BRIDE was the best man. There was no sensrd
reception but number Of the brides intimate friends
went TO her house after the ceremony TO cougasusso
the pair who will shortly SSH for Europe
Among thDse at the church were Mr.. and NM. Hss9
G. Mcvickar, Mr. and Mrs James Andsrlese, cc1onsl
and Mrs. J. Fred Pferson, Hiss TfIlnghsst Charles
Ttliinghast Mrs Joel Post Mrs George Post, Mrs.
Smelling, Miss Grace Smelling, Mrs. Samuel Bonovs.
Mrs. John d zsroga. Miss Charlotte d zeress Mons-
hore Isaacs, GrenvilIo Smelling, ME-. Edward Anthon,
Mrs. B. II. Van Auksn, L. II. Chaplin, Mics Mara
Routh, Of. Warrington; Sir Frederick Cameron, Miss
Cameron, Louis Keller and Mr.. and Mrs. crisvoA
Wheeler. 49,
At the Church Of St. Mary tho Virgin ct s'siesn
Miss Jessie Montgomery Jackson, daughter Of Ridhs4
d. jackson, was married TO Charles J. +. Ffska, u
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statyn Island, ofciatsd, tho Rev. 7. Mckee Brown.
rector Of the church, assisting. Tho bride wore .
simple dress Of white moise antique and embrsidsrd
null trimmed with old point lace. Her jewels wen
pearls and diamonds. The maid Of honor was Miss
Charlotte Jackson, and sidney carrere, Of staten
Island, was the best man. Tho ushers were Samuel
Van wyck Tee, James Fcssenden, Harry Gait s1d
e. %. Jackson, r. Among those who witnessed thu
ceremony were Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Miss Fannie
Jackson Mr.. and Mrs Anthony ID. Holmes, DR.. snd
Mrs. W. r. Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Porter, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Barmore Judge and Mn. seeoios
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson and Edward Ealss
Coward. go
The marriage Of Miss Anita Emile Rumble, dAushts
OF Richard piaskst Rumble stanley Charles cuths
bert CurTfe occurred last evening In st. Ignatfrss
Church In West Portieth-st tho Rev. Arthur Htonie
officiating The bride entered the church on hsf
fathers arm. Her gown was Of cresmrcolored ssent
0rnDe4 Win ACKNOWLEDGMENT I've s~>>' I'VE 49,
caught M With orange blossoms and dsmonds. The
diff of tho bridegroom, her bouquet also being o. ersns
blossoms. There were two bridesmaids, Miss Rnndls
and Miss Curris sisters Of the contracting parties.
The ushsrs were Major Kirwan, OF too English ATM
81 John Robinson Randolph, 81. George Walker sna
Richard W. Bundle, brother OF the bride Dr. Ffccs.
OF phiiadelphis, acted best man. small reception
followed at tho homo Of Mrs. K Fowls Jones, aunt OF
the bride, No las West Fhty-eghth-st Anene
the suests were Mr and Mrs. Frederick ". Goodrhss
Mr. and Mrs. p A. Paddock, Mrs 10 Roy Jones' nrs
and Mrs w. n A. Ale0ander, Commander Raniscys
u &. NJ: Mr. and Mrs. Loundshary Randall hS-
Frederick Jones, and william Purdy. Tne enoe
a niece Of the Hon Mrs. Edward ssndys OF Ionnon-
The bridegroom was an honor man ~ Csmonoeo unr
versity. His father holds high Government position
I'm the Indian civil Service, and his srandia0ef wa
"a, Frederick cur,c Lord High Commissioner Of Asrs-
Mr. and Mrs ourris win msts their home IN rn'a0'-
pha.
N,ss Minnie NJ Rogers, daughter OF Robert kos's|
"a. m.rsed last evening 10 seafies Cary. OF Boafou
The bride Is grand daughter Of re Res. 'onn poss,
ing . ueaL known clergyman OF this cay, AnN -
bridegroom, q son Of James Cary, or hosson. @
ceremony was performed ct the home % INC orloss
parents, No. "a East sxvnrstse' oy .no A.s.
George Thomas Bowling. Of Toledo, assisted by me
Rev. Dr. G. Do w. Bridgman, Of the Madison Avonns
pant,st Church, of this city. Miss Leila Dc VIA
.ctrd m maid of honor and tbs best man was Brnees
p ToS,rs The ushcrs we're e. r. and D. W.
Rogers The BRIDES costume vas OF Wits mh's
franchise with satin troesde and orange blossoms ana
she carried q bouquet OF white roses Ai1 as
ceremony, q reception was held snd supper was
.etved by Clark Two hundred and airy guests were
present among them Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs August Montant, Mr.. and Ms. 4 ~
townsend, the Misses Townsend, Dr. and MRS. sfas-
man, Miss Bridgman, Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. WinssFf
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. baldwin, tie Rev. eonn
Love, Of Phflsdelphia; On. J. W. Dowiine MN
Gasherle Dc witt, the Misses Dc witt Mr.. and hss.
Henry Harvey of wiikesbarre; Mrs n. 8. povt-
ing the Misses Bowling, Dir. and Mrs. James CARY, az
Roston: Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Allan, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. G ". Cary. DR.. and Mrs
J. W. Downing, IT, DR.. George B. Downing, MI Il.
C. Yale, and Miss Yale.
Msss Msude Day conin, danhter Of Police Inspector
Conl,n was married 10 Albion b. Bechman az
the Church of the Puritans and thrueh-
St and Fifth-sve, last evening. The ordss iAtnef
a half brother of the comedian, ". ]. Florence Tho
ceremony was conducted by tho Rev. Dr. Edward L.
clark The bridesmaid was Miss Mable Wood, and
the maid of honor Miss Winnie Tooser Conhiin.
The bride wore gown Of white faille ffzncsise and
tulls Sci. Hes ornaments were oil pc&s snc
diamonds large reception followed a. tho orfoes
homs. No 81 West hundred and thirty hrstst-, at
which were present among others tho various
policy Inspectors captains Of police, Judges Iruax
MeAdsms and Patterson, Mayor Grant, Surveyor
Bsatte, Judge MARITIME and Nj and Mrs, William J.
Florence.
Christ Church. Fitth-ave. and Thirty -afth-st, was
tho scene OF a pretty wedding st o'clock. The
contracting parties were Miss zeina Keysor dansh.
ter Of Samuel Keyser, Formerly Of Baltimore; ana
David Crawford Clark OF the osnsps nsm
decorated The ceremony Of marriage was periorines
By Bishop Doane, Of Albany, tho Rev. Or shipm'nt
rector OF tho church, assisting The brides COVE ot
heavy white SILK was embeishec with tho lace wern
by her mother when bride, and the Ven q penn
place by diamond sun, and AZ earl neekAcs WIZ
pendant OF diamonds was also worn. Miss ihorsss
of honor. Oliver Aines, ID, Of Boston, acted az
best man. The ushers were Butler Duncan 6eofkc
Peabody and Gordon Dexter, of Boston. Gronyfno
winthr,,, yerhart Rohhips JaDes AppietDB. Robefb