New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
WEDDINGS.
MISS ELKINS MARRIED TO ALEXANDER {
OLIPHANT.

a quiet but extremely bcau0ful WeoulhS ""' "
of Miss sara Elkins, eldest daughter of stephen b.
Ellins, to Alexander c. Olphant of Trenton " De- son
of General Duncan Oliphant at O'Clock last evehlns'
at the home Of Mr.. Elkins, No 46 West Ffty
ST. The drawing rooms. the diningroom ana thc "'i'
ways tastefully decorated with spring ho"o40'
and the bride and bridegroom were married bcolo
floral screen in the centre drawing room by the heV'
Il. Heber Newton, the rector Of All SoulS Churoh'
The bridal procession entered through the mo"io
door of the suite Of rooms the first hoor. heo'u
by Miss Katharine Ekns. the four year old SISTER VI ~
bride. dressed in pretty gown of white crepe du o
holding the brides bouquet OF hllesof the-'ano''
Directly behind her walked the four young oro'hefs
of the BRIDE stephen, ir. Blaine. Davis ana hi'"''"
Elkins. They wore black cuaway suits white waist
coats white soft ties black pumps. and III the le'
lapel of their coats they displayed large VIM
houtonnjcre They were followed by Miss ElzaDr'I
Ekns the BRIDES sister. the only maid OF hohor WIN
wore a gown Of white silk muslin and carried
bouquet of pink roses Then came the bride WIN ho4
father She wore a magnificent gown of heavy whIle
corded silk and tulle The front beautnuIR
garnitured with the valley. to which were AT
tachcd their green leaves. The tuIie Vol Wa '"'-
up with lilies of the valley No jewels were disPSU
The bridegroom was attended by his best man.
Colonel Thomas S. Chambers. OF Trenton anu
three OF his brothers Samuel Duncan ohphah''
,r Robert Obphant and Sidney VI. ohphant'
The uehers were Lieutenant J. J. Woodward anu
Lieutenant r D. Griffin of the United states Navy
Captain Hamilton Marklcy, OF Camden n J'' '"'NU
Werner Long. Of PittSburg Penn klchdrN N'",
IT, OF Greensburg, Penn, and FELTON, larheF VI o','
| Lancaster Mass. Only the very intimate Hio"''
of the bride and bridegroom were asked to the 'e'con'
and reception which followed it. Letters eXpes>ihe
,bor nersonal regret st not being able 10 be present
were received by the bride from number of prominent
persons including President Harrison, secretary 'do
| c. Blaine and ex-Judge Thurman Late yes''"''
the following dispatch was received from ''o i''''
dent
Executive Mansion. Washington June 3'
1t sricves us 70 disappoin you Regret official and
other matters prevent my attendance al the wedGlG
Why can't the yOung FOLKS come to us FOR N't
Mrs Harrison joins earnestly y x tnf 4HHRRIsoy
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ Lawson,
| Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Fahenstock Mrs. George T. eted-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. samuel spencer Miss spencer
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Plat. eA senator warner
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larvcgue. Miss LarvcSnc'
Mr. and Mrs. U. s. Grant. lr, Miss Purdy' Miss
Browncl. Miss Van Dyke, Miss sturCi, Miss Goddard
Miss Griffin General sherman. Miss Rachel sherman,
Lawrence Russell Westmoreand Davis, James h I'LL.
Frank MunSey. cx-Seorotary George VI. Robson, W L.
Dayton, +. W. Dayton. the Mcssrs. Dayton, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry King. General and Mrs. Richard Coulter.
Miss Coulter Mr. and Mrs :. X. wilson colonel and
Mrs. Washington Roebling, General and Mrs. W. :.
stryker. General Richard A. Donnelly Colonel and Mrs.
:. Meredith Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes oArhaut.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Ohphant, Mr.. Kcl,ey, secretary ~
state of New-Jerscy: Mrs Kelsey. Dr. and Nh, Nr
son, General and Mrs Duncan Onphant. Orville Dun
can Olphant, MaorGcncral Joseph ". Plume Major
General Scwen and staff Of Newark Mr. and Mr.,
! Il. c. Kcrens. the Misses Kcrens. MIS- Emma Da.lv
and Mr. and Mrs. d. T. Hosar. Of -. Louis: MI,
stearnS. Of Chicago. Lieutenant r. ". g. Brown
L. :. ". and Ex-Governor and Mrs. Mccormick
The presents. which were valuable and Aca1'iful
number quite $50. Among them a painting on
porcelain from President and Mrs. Harrison a solid
silver salad bowl. from Secretary and Mrs Baine
solid silver bowl and tong, from General and Mr..
Rocbhng an extremely tall. old fashioned clock. from
| General William y. s-ewcu AMI Nc stan
officers Of the Second Brigade. Y. J. =. g.,
on the pendulum Of which inscribed the
Of the members " the star Leutcnantt oloucl
Thomas :. Chambers, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel b.
Murphy. Lieutenant Franklin Gauntt- Major william
NJ Palmer Major Kenneth. J. Duncan. Major Prank
lin Woolman. Captain Hamilton Marley and Captain
7. Blanchard Edgar. Beneath the name }. no
monogram EO.H and underneath is The dat" Juno
3, 1890" Secretary WINDOWS present was e hand
some etching in a white and gold frame, Nr. and
Mrs. Il. c. Kernes sent complete dessert set Of
gold and silver, In repousse; Gail Hamilton Miss
Dodge, a set of her works the groom's father.
complete set Of cut glass for the table Mr. and Mn
Apdrcw Carnegie, sohd silver salad bowl Mr.
and Mrs. i. +. Jones. OF Pttsburr silver pitcher
Governor and Mrs Jackson. Of Maryland. set Of
cut glass; Mrs. Mckee, Of Washington. a magnificent
umbrella holder; Governor and Mrs. Campbell Of
ohio, set Of unique silver forks General Nathan g.
Gof Of West Virginia beautifully engraved silver and
gold spoons Mr. and Mrs L. :. Grant, IT,, a bronze
| statue. From the bridegroom the bride received
pair Of solitaire diamond earrings, and from her
father and mother repous.e silver tea service. She
| also received from her father number Of railroad
| bonds
At the Cambridge Thirty third ST. and Ffthave
at 80 O'Clock last night, Miss Annie Lothrop Wcy
man, daughter Of Mis-. ". p. wcyman
Of Pttsburg, Penn was married n Adams
Crocker. son Of Samuel L. Croker Of Fitch
burg Mas. by the Rev. Dr. Frank Edwards,
al minister at ST Georges Episcopal Church
The wedding was quiet, only relatives being Prc-cnt
Eben sutton Of Andover. Mass, was best man, and
Miss Helen f. Weyman. sister Of the bride, the
maid Of honor Among the guests present Colonel
and Mrs. Van 5lyck, Of Providence; Mr. and MIR.
George Edward Painter, MIS- b. =. Painter and Ms
Hettie Lothrop, of Pittsburg; Mr and Mrs. Emmons
Crocker. of Ftchburg, Mas; Miss Lang. Mis- H. :.
LothIop, 5. l.. Fowler and Frederick Fowler
At the home of MI. and Ms. Henry Willard, AZ
Dobbs Ferry, yesterday at noon Miss Grace oakc'.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Oahes, was married %
Frederick Brooks, of MedfoTd, Mass. The ceremony
was performed by Bishop Henry G. Potter. Mias
Annie Wright, Of Philadelphia; Miss Zcllah Cakes
sister Of the bride Miss Eleanor Brooks cousin Of tho
bridegroom, and Miss Helen Willard were the brides
maids. Henry Brooks brother of the bridegroom, was
bdst man, and the ushers Walter 0aics, of
Tacoma; a. W. Longfellow, Russell ,turg, and tho
Messrs Peters and Baldwin, Of Boston. A brcakfa,t
for the bridal party and a few Intimate friends fol
lowed.
Miss Mary Lutz snifen daughter Of Mrs. sarah
NJ. sninen Of no l79 Gates ave- Brooklyn, wa
married last evening to Frank IIarey Field IN t%,o %
washington Avenue baptist Church. Brooklyn by thc
Rev. Dr. Edward Braisln, the pastor.
pretty but quiet wedding took place at noon yos,
erday, IN 81 stephens Protestant Episcopal Cmrch III
Forty sixth st., near Fifth II was the marriage OF
Miss MsrgSet Campbell Dorland daughter Of samuel
NlxS6l Dev0e sOn Of Mrs. Lctta Dcyoe Of Mount Yer
non The Rev. a. Boomel Hart rector Of the church,
O1clatcd assisted by the Rev. Robert NJ BerhccY, "i
Hastings. The bride dressed IN a pretty travelling
suit The Young couple went directly from the chnrch
10 the steamship Philadelphia, which sailed for Caracas
at 80 p. IN. The Young couple VIII be absent ~
Venezuela about month, Mr. Deyoe going there partly
for rest and recreation his doctor having recommended
iat ne shOmM 60 lhcrc for he hcucNL Of h. hcalLh.