New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
WEDDINGS.

Several hundred people prominent in Ncw.York 40.
cacty went b. special trains yesterday morning 10
to attend the wedding OF Miss
Charlotte Grosvenor Goodrilge second daughter of
Frederic Goodridgo to George Edward Wyeth Of River
dale and New-York. The ceremony took place A
Is 80 O'Clock IN tht drswne -rooms Of asprinshurst
the Goodrdge country place. The bride entered the
room with her father and took her place before the
temporary altar, where the bridegroom awaited with
his best man, John T. Wainwright The Rev. Edward
Goodriage. an uncle Of the bride, Of Exeter. n H.,
ofActated The only bridesmaid was Miss Caroline
Goo1dee. sister Of the bride. The ushers were Will
lam Russell. Butler Williamson Fred q. Goodrdge,
brother Of the bride, and Edgar Newbold After the
ceremony an elaborate wedding breakfast was served
BY Pinard. The guests At the ceremony were rein
forced by Eve carloads of Others who left the Grand
Central Station at O'Clock With the Riverdale
neiehbors and those (from town there wero present
sbopf 1000 poorly. Tho gifts, numerous and
costly, were DISPLAYED In one of the upper rooms.
Among the guests II the ceremony and reception were
MI and Nrs. Youvcrneur Carnochan. Mrs. Isaacs
Mr. and Mrs. E9Abene Kelly r., Mr.. and Mrs. A. New
bold Norris, Ny Eva Van Cortlandt Morris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence wilaes, Miss Georgiana wimerding
the Misses Racock S. d. Bahcock the Misses Stevens
N~ Helen parsons, Percy Bramwell. Amoy s. Car
hsrt MS. 81. 6. Van Duxer. Miss Van Duxer sir
Roderiok ameron, Mrs. Monttort schey, Miss schley
Frederick Sattsrlee Mrs. W. g. Davies. Miss Davies
Mrs IN bmas Hitchcock, Mrs. j. Fred Person
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roosevelt, z. n Taller II. A;
SborR1A Mrs z. Lyman Short, Mrs. l.. Mortimer Thorne.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Thorne IT,, the Misses BYRD, MISS
Thorno the Misses De Ruyter. George Enos Tfroop,
Horace Porter Miss Folsom, Miss winthrop, James B.
pv~tk Mrs. w. A. Perry, Dr. and Mrs. Won B. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marie. Miss Emily Pett
Miss Anderson, Miss Angel, Mrs. J. c. westervet
Miss westervclt. Mr. and MIS- Philip Livingston
LIVINGSTON Andrew Bibby. Mrs. Lorenzo Roudebush.
Ms. Jodrell, of London: Mrs. Eastman Johnson. Miss
MAJ Johnson Lorne McDougall. Colonel Floyd Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. jones' Mr.. and Mrs. He
man Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Livingston. tr.,
the Misses Coudert, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud,
Mrs Trsebaud, Miss Florence James, Mrs. Abram
Lawrence Miss Ruth Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
wainwright the Misses Walker. Mrs. John Pyne, MIS-
A. G. Bettner. Governor Kemble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Taylor Pyne, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Rice, Mr.
and Mrs Leonard wyeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles lnger
soil Mr. and Mrs. Erving, Mrs. J. G.. Lentilhon, the
Misses Lentilhon the Misses Gailaudet, Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. shaw. Miss Boardman Mrs. Granville Winthrop,
the Misses Winthrop, Mrs. f. j. De Peystcr, Miss Julia
LYNCH Judge and Mrs. George Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iindiey HOFFMAN Chaplin, William Babcock Lieutenant
ridelo S. Carter, U. s. n. Captain and Mrs. I. F..
Kane Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawley, the Misses Hawley,
Miss Henry Mrs Edward King, the Misses King and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin.
wedding at Trinity Church in Broadway Is un-
usual pretty one took place there yesterday at
of Brooklyn, married to William Allsre Short
Tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Morgan Dix. who was assisted by the brldegrooms
father the Rev. DR.. william Shortt OF London. X.
Clinton Tucker, of NcwYork cousin Of the bridegroom,
was best man. The ushes were L. E. Opdykc, X. W.
g. yelling, A. W. Callisen and Stewart Brown. The
bride was given away by her father. The bridesmaids
were Miss Louise Hall, Miss Adele Low, Miss Shortt
Miss Gertrude Colt and Miss Louise Dunstan. The
wedding breakfast followed at the BRIDES home, No.
$50 Montague ST., Brooklyn, only relatives and the
members of the bridal party being present
At the Church Of the Heavenly Rest last evening"
with full choral service, Miss Kathrinc Weed, daughter
OF Walter S. Weed, married to William Arrow
smith. Tho Rev. DR.. d. Parker Morgan, rector OF
the church, 0nlcisted. The bride was given away by
her brother. The bridesmaids were Miss Julia Farley
and Miss Mamie stsarns. The best man was Charles
c. Gin and the ushers were william Abpe't, Ut
macher, Emil Keck and j. Barry; small reception
followed at the home Of the brides mother, NO. To-
Albeit, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. smith, Mr.. and Mrs W.
Van Vrcdcnburgh Mr. and Mrs. A. Macei the Misses
f' the s 5aSas taa ss Fathers YESTERDAY
f A S wss es
ushers. The only maid Of honor was the DIlaes
, So! iSs SNesasc Forty Forty Sc
night TO Miss Abilene Roy Negus, Of No 3i3 yariek,
Rev John scHSess he home q sSs ST d,i
Miss Nj see % s the mA
Pr kdSss and Sf Esy r.
In the First PTesbyterian Church IN BridgePosrt
Ct Mr. sns M &o1 s' fe Bssrd.iss married
George Harra in the presence OF large GSm com snd
Ho s Of Bridgeport, and Miss shster, Of Newark,
n. J.. while litte. Miss julia Budd shaier; Of New;
a ns suit O. white
Little Lord Fauntleroy. The ceremony was performed
By py the w Msv De. man sr was recpon at
home Of the brides parents in seavisw ave: ,..,
surS sos 2 q and &
BackSSrn Of Kentucky, and Captain william prssle
afternoon. at St. Johns Church. The wedding was
brilliant spectacle as the brdegroom who Is cap
all in full Uniform: The church was profnsely det ked
with white and yellow chrysanthemums The wedding nhar
SON, ' Of " Port Myer Captain schoSed Lieutenant D.
Rebsr Captain Knox and Captain Bea n. rae e1es
and they awaited the bride at the ehanee rail as she
sn% III T om hs se Of @ he ia
from his carriage at Versailles fortnight ago. ana
ns i hymn Voice that Through
Eden The bride carried bouquet Of bridal roses
that fiIed the church the widow Of exGovernor
b,ar ~ the be bdeso GENERAL and Mrs Xnson g.
McCook Mrs. Mcpherson. and Justice and Mrs Harlan
Chstncid, dsughter Of George thataeid. Of Cornwall
was today married TO Thomas Pendell, Editor OF
g The Cornwall Local" The Rev p. g. Crevelng,
rector Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church, ofaciated
baltimore, Nov. IL (Specal).-The marriage OF MISS
J. Deiie Deford daughter Of Thomas Dctord, promi-
nent merchant 70 william sterrett Citing WiIs;%s
The ceremony took place in ST. Panls Protestant
Episcopal Church. the Rev. J. s, r. Hodges the rector
thousand invitations had been issSed h to the reception
av necai ADDITION 10 the double house had been
sn the s, rse n eSs a 81 e ns
me Pnnrercd With roses and a full orchestra
~v,c in bower Of tropical plants. After the
reception the bridal party went 70 New-forR.
~, vo, yrant real estate, servants board rooms3
Than sxamine the little advertisements on the ninth
page Of The Tribune.
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