The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
SOME NOTABLE WEDDINGS.
MRS C0URTLASDT PALMER Married
TO DIR. ROBERT ABBE


M. George harrington Parsons.
One Of the greatestwcddinss ever celebrated
IN ALI Souls Church. Madison avenue and
Slxty-sixth street. took place at IL O'Clock
yesterday morning. The bride was Mrs
Catharins A. d Palmer. widow OF Courtlandt
Palmer. who was tho President OF the Nine.
teenth Century Club. and the bridegroom
was DR.. Robert Abbe Of this city. the
young physician who attended Mr.. Palmer
in his last Illness in July. 1888 II was with
considerable surprise TINT the friends OF the
couple last night learned Of the marriage. The
Rev DR.. r. Heber Newton offlciated. Not
more than thirty persons were present in the
. church. Mrs. Palmer who returned short
time ago from long residence in Paris. wore
atravelling gown Of dark blue cloth. She had
no attendants. Immediately after the cere-
mony. DR.. Able and his bride left town on
their wedding trip.
Mrs. Able was Miss Catharine Amory before
her marriage to Mr.. Palmer. She has family
Of Rrown-up children. DR.. Able was gradu-
,ated from the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons in 1874. and has an ONCE and resides OF
IL West Fittieth street.
The engagement OF DR.. Able aud Mrs. Pal
mer was announced in The Sun last winter.
and the announcement was rs much OF a sur
Prise ns the quiet wedding OF yesterday.
pAnsoNs-wEBB.
Ono OF the most notable weddings OF the
autumn season was that Of Miss Elizabeth
Remsen Webb and Mr.. George Darlington
Parsons, which took place yesterday afternoon
ct the home Of the brides father. Gen. Alexan-
dera Webb. Is Lexington avenue. While only
the relatives and few intimate friends Of the
young pair were present at the ceremony.
which was performed In the front drawing
Henry T. Sntterlee, rector Of Calvary Epis-
asn redisss1SRR R s Sauss were as
elaborate. In the Railways were groups OF
I'll palms and ferns nd 10 the
And white roses and festoons Of ssmpilax. As
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several diamond ornaments. including n |
diamond crescent a present from Mrs. William
Gihoq IN. aunt Of the bride. and diamond star.
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WORE in theirwhite cravets souvenirs presented
by the bridegroom. digger shaped DilS with
Mrs s Webb the mother Of the bride. wore a
9on saSf s ssr n ase DrSS
was in black .hrocsde Miss Remsen was
. 6s d sqs end s ss yese
them was handsome silver tea set from Gen.
Mrs and large
silver jardini6re from Mr. and Mrs. Addison
NJ. and Mrs Parsons. after their honeymoon
trip. will reside with the hridegroom's mother.
Mrs. W. b Parsons. 5O5 Fifth avenue.
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Dssrsd srSs bouquet Of white sos sthrysanthe;
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The bridal chorus. from "Lohengrin." was
,SSDg sy male quartet M |,,
The honeymoon in the South.