New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21
WEDDINGS.

There was a beautiful midsummer wedding yesterday
afternoon at the country place Of Edmund d. hadoph
Mount Vincent on Hudson, when his daughter MISS
Mary WEIGH Randolph was married to Francis ffcr'oh
Webb son of General James Watson Webb a speoial
train from New-York carried many guests To the oisc
the ceremony taking place at 80 O'Clock, in the
drawing ROOM which had been cliarmngly decorated
The bride wore a gown Of white corded SIX, mado
with full train and trimmed with rare point lace Tier
veil was OF the same lace. she wore clamohu SUM-
tie bridegrooms gift and necklace OF diamonds Tie
Gift NJ DR. and Mrs. ". seward Webb There were two
bridesmaids Miss Amy Bend and Miss Cora Randolph
sister of the bride The best was J. Louis Webb
a brother Of the bridegroom, aud the usierS We're
Charles and Edmund Randolph brothers OF the p1ue'
The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Wilders,
Of Trinity Church, Riverdale
After the ceremony there reception. sherry
served an elaborate luncheon The gifts received by
the young pair were many in number including much
silver The various members Of the Vanderbilt family
sent costly gifts Among the guests al the ceremony
and reception were Mr. and Mrs. seward Webb. hr.
aud Mrs. H. Walter Webb, General and Mrs Alexander
Webb the Misses Webb, the Misses Relnsen MT. aud
Mrs Percy Iyne, IT,, ID. Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Bend Mr.. ard Mrs. H. a. Murray, SIR. and
Mrs. Edmund c. stanton, Mrs. Frederic GoOdridge.
Miss Goodndge. Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wyett O. E Wyett,
Mr. and Mrs +. ". Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. }. H.
Purdy the Misses sands, Miss Bergman, Miss Lanier
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iugers2ll, Mr.. and Mrs; John
Robbins and Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. fillIighaat About
800 people present. Many invited were unable
TO present, owing 10 absence in Europe or country
resorts far away from New-l DIRK to come IN CON
veniently.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb will sail for Europe GA Satur
day by the steamship Aurania. They ~lii "eid about
six weeks abroad, returning early in October TO their
new home, In West Forty Iinti-si.
quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon IN
the chapel Of St. Charles Borroneos Church IN slley
Place. BROOKLYN. The bride was Mis-, sarah a: Cudoy
and the bridegroom George ". Murphy. The best
man Michael R1ftcr, and the BRIDESMAID was MS
n 5 a ",
the amateur actor The presents, which were costly
and handsome, numerous. Faiher ward per.
formed the ceremony. After the wedding, Mr.. and
Mrs Murphy started for Niagara Falls - II,
Church, Tivoli-on-iludson. on Tuesday. The bnce,
groom was Kenyon Parsons, Of London. England, and
the bride Miss Mary NJ. Plat, OF Tiyoh. James NJ
Blackwell and J. v. Lewis the usherS and MISS
honor The best man Howard NJ. barclay, Of
Newark. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
d. g. Lewis Platt father OF the bride. AT the hone
Of Dr. Plat, Woodmanse an informal rc,p.don
those present at the ceremony were Mss Plat,
Mrs Howard Kidd, Miss Kidd. MIR. Kidd Miss
Lansing, Mrs. Pruyn. Mr.. and Mrs Ihonas'
Miss Thomas, the Misses GARRISON, Miss Tolar. Dr.
and Mrs. Brown, Mrs Tanner, Mrs. treeborn Mrs
Fisher, the Misses Ham. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Moore, MIS-
More Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Macknci Mrs Wlther~ax,
William Rudd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Livingstone.
tine Hail. Miss Hail. Colonel ana Mrs dc Peyster NE
gomery.. Miss Lucy Shaw. Miss Firkln, j. \. smith.
Mr.. Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Lewis. the
Mrs. and Miss Falrbsirn, Miss SpedeD. Mr.. Hunt.
Mrs. John Aspnwau and Mrs. Aspmwall Miss Carr,
Mile. Reynsult Mr.. and Mrs. Shobcr, Mrs J. y ByrOn,
Miss Emily Byron and Fred Byron. Of Albany