New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
WEppIyGS PAST AND TO COME.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Bisand to Charles
w. Wetmore took place "a the Church OF he li~"S-
fguation yesterday afternoon and was "a simple -
could he No formal invitations had peeh seNt ou"
About fifty intimate friends witnessed the ceienonS'
shortly after O'Clock the bride entered the ehnIch
With her brother Persey Bisland. She had no brides
maids Her gown was of striped white satin Trimmed
with round point lace. The veil OF tue was heid III
n,aoe hv a large diamond buckle and diamond sun
was worn at the oOrsage. The bouquet "sa OF lAes
OF the valley and orchids with sueamerS ol hafO"
white satin rbbon at the end of each ribbon beng
6uneh of Ire same flowers. There were no usners'
The bridegroom was attended by his best man, Ashton
Iemofne The ceremony was performed by me heV.
Dr. Houehon, assisted by the Rev MI. WaiVeasi VI
ST PauIs Church, New-orleans After the oereilohS
the pair drove In their own broughim 10 no Nes'
Sxteenth-st the house which Mr. Wetmore has taken
for the winter Only the BRIDES mother and sisters
and q few old friends were present. Among the
cuests at the church Mr.. and Mrs August mon
tant Mr. and Mrs, Willard p Wero MI ana MIS-
Lawrence Turnure jr., Mrs. Roy Stone Hereet oa'eI
lee Miss Elsie de Wolfe, Miss harDury, MIS- w D.
| LIE Moyne Miss H0ughtaling Z. Cas- Canheld' J.
! rnodorior Tams gugbrod Bayne Miss French and
william sterry The bride received many handsome
| gifts including jewels, bonds, $4,000 IN CASH
brougham and pair of horses. The house NineA ni.'
| and Mrs Wetmore have taken belongs to samuel D.
| Calgate The bride has made name ior hefseh y!
her contributions TO newspapers and magazines as wen
hours notice She has been in England for the laS.
eighteen months during which time she eoiaboit'eo
| a novel with RhOda BrOughton. MI "euhoie -
member of the law firm Of Barlow d WetmoFe ana inc
| attorney for the wlgleback boats
Thers was double wedding last evening at the home
| of Mrs. ~ v Phillips, No Of Elghtrave. bfooAph'
when her two daughters, Miss Maud Phillips ana hlsS
| Mary Louise Phillips, were married respectively "
oswald speir of Brooklyn, and DR.. T. RusSeu haueh
ton. Of New-York The officiating clergyman was ule
| Rev Dr. A. S. Hunt, the secretary OF the Ahenesn
Rble society of New York. The best men were MOib"
Speir and A. S. Houghton, brothers o. inc pfluesIVo
and the ushers were Albert Paritt Henry HousHVoh'
| uerbert Weltop of Toronto, and Clarence Houghtoh'
Tho two brides had as their maid OF honor their sister,
Miss Martha Phillips the bridesmaids being MISS MARY
Crawford Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss NelAe seS uio'
and Miss Mary Keyes. reception for reiautVeS anu
intimate friends followed. The young coulnes s''"
| for a trip TO Washington.
! MISS Carlotla BOschen, daughter of Charles l.
Boschen was married to the ReY Johh A W. i"as' VA
Grace Lutheran Church, at the home Of nor lauieF'
No 30 West Onehundred and nineteenthst, yesterday
| Of MON The Rev. Dr. George F. krotel, OF trinity
Lutheran Church. ofiiciated The bride was attehaed
| ~ Auss Emma Haas sister of the bridegroom; Miss
| nora Raumann and Miss LAZY Middendorf A'er Tue
| ceremony the guests sat down 10 Weddlhs Dreah-
| fast Among those present were the Kew. IT, =. :
Haas q brother Of the bridegroom the Kew anu MT
! A. Richter of Hoboken; Mr. and MIS- george Muuei-
! dor
n. Y , J.. coo.
parcIav If the British Legation at Washington VIII
,aEe Mace on October 20 at Katonah, n u Where the
hrice'g grandfather, John jay, has country plaoe'
| Mr. Barclay is at present in England
| The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Webb, daughter OF
General A. s Webb, to George B. Parsons VIII take
| ,,aco "a calvary Church on the afternoon OF No'em
| - * A reception VIII follow at No IS Lexington
ave - -, -, .riod +od.v IN
n \, NIcrgan by the Rev DR.. d. Parker Morgan OF
! Tho CburcI OF the Heavenly Rest. MI Morgan
though young man, is superintendent OF the Guy
SaI,erv Of the Postofce having reached tnat pace
~ ssr,es Of deserved promotions lie enjoys the
en-. confidence Of Postmaster Van Colt ana tue
-. a1ection and esteem Of all his associates IN
the Postonice Mr d Moran The couple will be mar
Id in the presence OF only tler heaie i'''
and viii then start On wepdd ti s t9SE place at The
cbcSS 10" ot the Transfguration ast iflaAy eVeiIs We
pau DR. Houghton oilcauns when MI. - s Old
rr5enter formerly Of Baltimore lnen tlT s,cn
1890 iafnily was married 10 w STANLEY ami
tnrmeriy of Massachusetts MI anu % onS fT5epds
I ~ New York and the well wishes OF man! ae Ilt
I'VE ~ ~ rast will follow them into their new me
sOu' her rA farmer marriage Mrs. camp Tas aeSeu "
oue OF the first families OF lO,hsnE, ssIi,nf wed
so'o ,tir,nra oct (specaD.Ihe hgsl btiiialt VIZ
Bsilnip ne season was that at Christ Epl;copai
| CbTrcb this evening Of Robert lus' nd,. sSd NiSs
professor OF the johns Of Richard W. Temple
The church was filed with the soce Yddr
~ Ralnmore ard there were uuii ovI hssntInIly
J oI p"ppt,aSsnbia The chaneel was ues''It',1
ana ga ttb lilies OF the valley There NJ NJ
aS S hridesrnaids Misses Mae Ienp'epia';, .iian,re
pnnlIan Hettle Cary Pattle Iaydo End Tnev Bsyi9r
Emma = gayior Of Norfolk best man; III
et1msn and all the faculty OF lhe So tfrr was a
yersity present Aa ~ tibe briies parents ST.
reception % '''