Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07


The beautiful wedding which was
soleulnized Monday noon at II. Mark )
Church, when Mss Eta COmstock be-
came Mrs. Lucius Boltwood, recalls the
wedding Of her sister, Mrs. Huntley
Russell. who was married September l..
slx years ago. Rev. Mr. Russell, Of
Waterbury, CT. oficiated at both wed
dugs, his son, Mr.. Huntley Russell, be-
ing the bridegroomi IN the frst wedding.
Both young lsdies are well-known and
popular tor their grace Of manner and
personal beauty. which IS Of the true
American type. Mr.. BOltwood u also
vel and fayOrably known as a young
attorney OF unusual promise and IN
their new life they are followed by the
CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes of
many friends. A wedding Of unusual
brillancy aud splendOr had been
planned. but the recent death Of Mr..
John Goldsmith, the brides brother-in-
law, put gaiety out of the question, so
the simplest form of the beautiful
Episcopal ceremony was used IN a
church barren OF decorations save the
beauty Of the bride. She, indeed, was
lovely. lie dainty gown OF pure white
null with delicate bands of fine en-
broideTy, enhanced the loviness of her
dark eyes and hair and brilliant COM
plexiOn. Miss steele, OF Joliet, H., a
dear sehOOlmate of the bride officiated
as maid OF honor and Was a lovely
vision in pink null plainly made Mr.
and Mrs. BOltwood have gone east on
tnp and on their return Will reside with
tne brides parents, Hon. and Mrs. G.
T.. ComstOck. OF Ottawa-st.
Speaking Of weddings, the society re-
porter IS reminded OF one which oc-
Curred recently where tho bride had
three dresses made 10 wear on the mo-
ment0us occasion. She did not intend
90 wear them al At once, Oh dear, no,
but she had them made 20 SUIT possible
changes of temperature and sunlight
with due regard Oother circumstances.
ine nrst was a real wedding gown, elab-
Orateiy fashioned from rich material,
and beautifully trimmed with laces,
the corslge cut dec0iiete. and the skirts
terminating with long tram. A misty
bridal veil and jewels were TO be worn.
Circumstances changed 50 that the
BRIDE deemed the dress too elaborate
for the occasion, and SO n simple dress
Of sheer white WAS substituted. While
preparing the rousseau an awful
thought came 90 the BRIDE. SuDpOsng
the day should be dark and dreary,
and the wind should SIGH and never be
weary, as the poet expresses 70. It
would never do 10 wear thin white, SO
tne travelling dress was desl gned IN a
style suitable for "a church wedding on
a RAINY day. But thc sun shOne on the
happy bride Iu her snowy plumage,
and the dark travelling dress was
brought forth only rs they were about
% start on their wedding Journey.
Much has been written and said
about the lady olcycler. she who rides
tine safety with the grace. dignity
and speed Of the bird. but few lines
have ever been pcnned and fewer
words still spoken 10 regard % a proper
habit for the wheel. A remarkably
pretty young lady sped swiftly up the
street on her "bike" one day last week.
She wore a full skirted dress Of black,
trimmed with rows of velvet A broad
hat tapped around her pretty face, and
every upward movement Of her foot
gave the skirt an ungsnly jerk and be-
tr8yed % view a low shoe and, horror
Of horrors a much bewrlukled stocking.
Not ioug after she passed by, another
lady CyCler came into view. She wore
trim. well-6ttng gown Of grey. the
skirt slightly full aud somewhat short,
the nem terminating just above the iu-
step. which vas covered with a neat.
high. buttoned shoe. A grey Nellie
Bly, cap rested on the well posed head
aud TIE passer-by could but exciaim.
Lock here apon this picture and on this.
Tho following pleasant sketch from
tne View York Herald viii be read with
interest ty tbc many friends eft Rev
fr1nk r.. Messeck VINO was formerly a
weI suown soCiery young man Of tbs
ely Rev Fr1us T.. Nssseck assumes
pastorsl charge of tle Th'r3 Universal
1T society ot tfreenno,nt. on september
Win his acceptance ot the parish
treenpoint cams probably the young
est clergyman in tne city. The rever-
end gentleman is only twenty FIVE years
o.d but began preaching lust after he
STAINED BIS majority
lie fsa graduate IF the Theoloaica
School ~ the ~. lawrence Z University
a. Canton. having been ore ot the
BRIGHTEST members Of his cisss of ssS
When he rscefved h.s Diploma several
prres were awarded nina fer his gen
eral excellence in All branches of theo-
logcal study
He hrst entered = pa pit to preach
on J1ne 26 fss-. At Oswegp. y.
q When he graduated he re-
cerred a csi Cd the Fsrst Universe So
Church st Huntington. r r., and began
hs pasbsrs work In that picturesque
country n.sce cu Jelly tssS The
people ef the parish we're highly piessed
WITH n.m frrn ns fehut among theHa
and dd every ta.ns to make hifn happy
and cCutsnted. Hs sermons were
saappv n character. intelligent 10
composition and pleasing in the ey-
treu- In tne'r general dehvery When