The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

Interesting Happenings in and About New
York Yesterday.

Interesting Happenings in and About New
York Yesterday.
The wedding of Miss May Mortimer Tai
mage, daughter of tho Rev. +. Dewitt Tai
mage, and Mr.. Daniel Delevan Mangam, Jr..
took place at 8 o'clock last night IN the new
Tabernacle, at Clinton and Greene avenues
Brooklyn The church was beautifully decor
nted with flowers and plants and every seat
IN the immense building was occupied. A
special musical programme was performed 10y
the organist. MIR. Henry Eyre Brown
Miss Ialmage entered the building with her
brother. Mr. Frank Ialmage who conducted
her as far as the lecture platform. where
stood the Rev. Dr. Tamage who performed
the ceremony. The bridegroom was accom-
panied by his brother Mr.. William L. Man
gam, best man. Miss Iamage was attired in
gown OF heavy white satin, richly
embroidered She carried a large bou-
qCet of white orchids, and wore
handsome diamond ornament
present from the bridegroom in her white
tulle veil. Miss Maud Talmage. a sister. was
the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Juliet Kemp of this city, Miss JEANNE
Talmaee. another sister Miss Hattie Colquitt,
daughter of Senator Colquitt; and Miss Man
gam, sister of the bridegroom. These young
women wore Vatican gowns of the three
shades of rose, short pink crepe wells. and
each carried bouquet of American Beauty
singer ring-n love knot of diamonds
The ushers were WHY'S Terry. William A.
Taylor, Norman s. Dixie. John Henry Mann.
X. Burnham Moilatt. Eugene L. Richards.
Jr., and Henry 5. Brooks, classmates of the
bridegroom at Yale. They received from MIR.
Mangam diamond love knot scarfpins
Mrs. Talmage was attired in a gown of old
rose velvet embroidered with black Jet and
trimmed with sable. Mrs. Mangam. the BRIDE
groom's mother, wore gown of royal purple
MORE and point lace. A large reception fol
lowed at the home of the brides father south
Oxford street. which was handsomely dressed
with flowers. Supper was served IN the ad-
joining house. which was hired for the COCA
sion. Among the guests at the house were
Mrs L. :. Grant. MIR. and Mrs Sheppard
Knapp. General and Mrs. o. 0. Howard
Judge and Mrs Henry Cullen. ex-Mayor
James Ridgway. Judge Hilton, General and
Mrs. II. w. Slocum. Judge and Mrs. CALVIN
Pratt, j. :. Il. Stranahan, the Rev. Sylvester
Malone. of the Catholic church Of SITS. Peter
and Paul, and Mrs. S. $. Cox.
A number Of beautiful gifts We're received
by the young couple. who will reside in
Brooklyn when they return from the South.
Mr. Mangam Is grain merchant OF this
city.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Numerous judgments. aggregating over
%. blank-book manufacturers. formerly at
10 Thomas street after their big failure in
December. 1859 were satisfied of record yes
terday. the Messrs. Preble having made a
settlement with their creditors.
=, Deputy Sheriff Mulyaney yesterday sold ont
the effects OF the Sheet Metal Machine Com
pany at Is and 10 Doyers street. realizing
about - 800.
four judgments, aggregating Si,7Sf, were
yesterday entered against the Stereo-Relef
decorative Company, OF 229 east Forty-frst
street the largest beng in favor of the Iron
National Bank of Plattsburg for 50 OlO. which
Judgment stated that Smith Nj. Weed was not
summoned. lie was trustee of the com
pahy Two other judgments were entered
against the company about two weeks 400
y! ~ Is sald there was about 900 invested in
IL was stated at the sherif's office vestar-
gay that promises had been made Ia nav tha
judgment OF SS0i7 entered against The IYnitad
ice Lines Company in favor of the First
National Bank, and that the companv had
been recognized. N"N
". Q. and i. IL. Babson, Of Gloucester