New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-02
WEDDINGS.

stepdaughter Of Charles A. Post, to Hamilton Fish
Webster son Of Sidney Webster and a grandson Of
Hamilton Fish, The ceremony took place shortly after
noon In the little Protestant Episcopal Church Of st.
Ann at sayville, L. l. Less than 200 guests left New
York on the so O'Clock train for sayve, where they
we're met by omnfbusses which conveyed them TO the
church. other guests drove from neighbo1ng country
houses. The church was decorated in the most SIM
pie manner, there being only few white flowers on
the altar The bride entered the church with hor STEP
father. She wore rich gown Of white poult de soe
trimmed with point lace, which had been handed down
from an cid French family The gown made In tho
princess style and high at the neck few ornaments Of
diamonds were worn also necklace OF pearls the gift
of the bridegrooms father and pearl carings the e
of his mother. The only attendant OF the bride was
her young sister, Miss Beatriee Post who dressed
simply, In white China silk, wearing large white hat
The bride carried white and gold prayerbook in place
Of bouquet. At the ohancel the bridegroom waited
with his best man, Elisha Dyer, Jr, who 10 soon to
marry Mrs. Donnel Swan. The usliers were Hntsing
Post brother Of the BRIDE Julian Kean, cousin oi
the bridegroom; II. Ray Miller, and Dudley Winthrop
They received as souvenirs from tho bridegroom SCAR
pins Of turquoises set In diamonds. The ceremony WA
performed by the rector OF the church, the Rev Dr.
John ii. Prescott. After the ceremony the pair wer
driven to strandhome, Mr.. Posts country seat, 81
Bellport about two miles from the church. There
wedding breakfast served on the lawn. The bridal
couple while receiving the congratulations of relatives
ana intimate friends stood under q canopy Of fresh
pple-blossoms. Only relatives and intimate friends
were asked to the wedding breakfast and In most
Gases only one person from each family. In honor Of
the wedding Mr. Posts yacht anchored in Greet South
Bay, was decked with flags, many othe,
vessels. Soon after the breakfast Mr. and Mrs Web
ster started for a short trip. They will sail for En
rope In November TO pass the winter In the South Of
France. The many valuable presents received were
shown In small room The New York guests returned
to town on the o'clock train. Among those presen,
were Miss Edith Post, Regis Post Joel Post, Mrs ds
MaCarty, grandmother Of the BRIDE the Misses de Ma
Carly, General de Trobrand, grandfather Of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. George Post Mr.. and Mrs George Post
IT., John Post, Edward Post william Post, Miss Alice
Post, Mrs. Mason JONES' Renshaw Jones, Mr.. and Ms
A. Iseln, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. v. Post, Edwin Main
Post, Miss Edwina Post, Miss Laura Post, Mr. and
Mrs. John c. o'Conor, Hamilton Fish, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Webster Mr. and Mrs. W. z. Rogers, the Misses
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish, IT,, MI and Mrs.
Nicholas Fish, Miss Fish, Mr. and Mrs stuyvesant Fsh
Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Walter suydam, Mr.
and Mrs. James Suydam, Miss Langdon, Frederic Tams
DR.. Mott, Mrs. John Kean, Miss Kean, Mrs. Samuel
Borrowe, Miss Corbin, Miss Hurst, Mrs. Donne Swan
Theodore Frelnghuysen, De Forest Manice, John r.
Suydam, Ex-senator Otis, Miss Otis, Mr.. and Mrs
II. H. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarlson, Miss Hunt,
Miss Clara Smith, Mrs. J. H. Prescott Robert Harsos
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Robert, Miss Eva Crum Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cooper and Miss Jane Campbell.
Miss Olive K. Woodward, daughter Of George T.
Woodward was married to Milan HurIbert at ST.
Georges Church, yesterday morning at IL O'Clock.
The Rev. Dr. w. S. Rainsford OBLIGATED. The brfds
was given away by her father The maid of honor was
Miss E. d. Waadward, and the bridesmaids were Miss
A. NJ woodward, Miss NJ. z. Hurlbert Miss Theodore
Starr, and Miss c. A. Parsons The best man was
J. W. Stearns, Ir., Of Denver and the ushers wero
Charles X. Kenyon, Charles r. Marvin. jr.,
Jerome W. Coombs, and Frederick Stewart.
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psrants, No. 4e2 West Twenty -second-st Among the
invited guests were Bishop and Mrs Potter Theodore
B. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Putnam, Mrs. B. Mortimer the Misses Mortimer, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Reno Professor and Mrs Ogden
Doremus z. NJ. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coombs
Bishop whippe, of Minnesota; Mortimer Remington
Mrs. E. d. Remington. DR.. and Mrs. Leaning, Mrs
J. Wyle Barrow, tho Misses Barrow, Professor
Northrop, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ludlam, the Misses
Ludlam, Mr. and Mrs. g. W. Van scklen, Barend Van
Gerdig Professor and Mrs Quackenbush, II. H. Nc
Cord, Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Wheeler, DR.. and Mrs.. T.
P. Terhune, Mrs. Margaret sangster DR.. and Mrs.,
c. c. Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Edison, Charles
s. Reinhart tho Rev. DR.. Gottheil and Mrs. J. W.
Drexel.
Miss olga Heriot Stewart, daughter OF Mrs. A. IL
Stewart, married TO John Byron Traver, OF Can
ton, n. Y, at Calvary Church, Fourthave. and
Twenty frst-st last evening at o'clock. The Rev.
DR.. IL. Y. satterlee, rector of the church. ofoiaed
The bride was given away by her uncle John Bevsn.
she attended by maid OF honor, Miss Margaret
Haworth Traver sister OF the bridegroom. The best
man Lawrence Russell, and the usit
ers were Frederick Gunnison. Frank Allen.
W. H. Gibln and Louis Hubbard. A 70
ception followed at the homo Of the brides
aunt, Mrs. j. Bevan, No. 1o5 East Twenty fhird'st
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J. *. West,
Judge and Mrs. Russell Of Canton n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. John Traver, Judge
Ashton, the Misses Wilson, Mr. and Mrs L. X spence
Stewart, Miss johnson, the Misses saunders MIS-.
Williamson, J. Irving Dashiell W. II. Rutland, H. W.
Albro and Miss Catherine Conway.
Miss Florence Osborne Jennings, the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jennings, Of Grove-st, East
tiOnal Church in that place last evening to Clinton
Ledyard Blair, Of this city, large Wedding bell Of
ropes OF smilax fsto5n with TIE ceremony Yves
performed by the Rev: Dr. Charles H. Everest the pas
Cuyler of Brooklyn. There no bridesmaids. Tho
best Arthur L. scnbner, of New York and the
q SaeS and edses anS Of
The reception at the home Of the bride, No 9S
Grovest. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair will live in Madison
ave., this city.
Reading, Penn, Oct speciaD-Blair Lee aged
thirty-two, son Of Admiral Lee. and nephew OF
BS who and was %si yGe Brooke 9
aged twentyone, daughter of the late Bdwos Brooke
Episcopal Chapel at Brds6oro this cOunty, at noon
today by BISHOP Howe. The ushers were Woodbury.
Rlsir OF Washington Alexander Butler Duncan, OF
George Brook ri ho Of hi BrdsGerO bd sS0e
ST. Louis, and Samuel VI. Hamill, of New York. The
bridesmaids were Miss Helen b. Bscr .. q % tbs efy
Uarret sanwood blaine daughter of Secretary Blaine
and Miss Wilson and Miss JONES, Of Washington:
George T. Beck. of the late Senator Beck OF
Kentuclyy was the best Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
left here on an extended wedding trip this afternoon
On their return they will live in Washington. Nj.
Jna T IS lawyer by profession, and wealthy. The
brides estate IS worth 100000; Many prominent
waSbincton' New-York and other points.
New Haven. oct Speciality Davenport Church
~ 40 this evening the Rev. DR.. T. G: Meserve olned
;n matrimony John Ball osborne, United states Con.
sui at Client aud Miss Bertha josephine Grfnnell Of
fbis city. Mr. Osborne is Yale man, having
graIpatcd IN 1929. soon after graduation he was
snpInted United states Consul at Client by Pres,