New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

a. the First Presbyterian Church of Plainneld, N j.
lost svoning, Miss Elinor NJ Shepard, daughter Of
aneustus d. Shepard, married TO John DouD
Miller. of London. The Rev. william Il. Rich
ards Of the Second Presbyterian Church, Plain
aela, assisted by the Rev. DR.. j. G. Bliss, Of New
York oniciated. Miss Daisy Shepard, sister Of the
,ride was the maid Of honor She was attred in a
ress of croam-white faille, trimmed with gold and
carried bouquet OF sweet peas. The bridesmaids in
gowns of pink silk and white chiffon the BRIDES
three cousins, Miss Katharine L. Mead, Miss Edith
shepard and Miss Mildred Howell; Miss sadie Hayes
Mss Maud A. Ayers and Miss Elizabeth stewart
Little Miss whelmina Patten the howergirl, and
Master Frederick NJ. Shepard was tho page The
bridegroom was attended by Captains Monteith and
Audain OF England. The ushers were the BRIDES two
brothers Augustus Shepard lr and Burritt II. shep-
ard: Richard Irwin Frederick W. Wcndt and Henry
L. saltontall, a cousin Of the bridegroom Miss
shepard wore gown of white silk and lace, and lace
veil fastened with pearl pin. She also wore neck
lace of diamonds and pearls present from Mrs. E. f.
shepard and diamond bracelet, gift from the bride
groom Her bouquet OF nlacs and pink orchids.
reception followed at tho home OF the BRIDES father
Among the guests invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Evarts
Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs John
b. Du Mont the Misses Van Buskirk Miss TAYLOR John
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. Coo, Miss Mary Noteworthy slep
ard cousin OF the bride: Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Shepard
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Shepard, Mr. and Mrs Charles L..
lIyOe, William D. hONells anu anu hlS' "iiA"N'
Bloodgood. The church in which the ceremony was
performed beautifully decorated with palms. smlax
and hydrangeas by William H. Brewer the florist OF
this city.
Tie wedding Of Miss Josephine Perry and James
Spencer Morgan will take place this afternoon In 81
Thomas's Church.
The Church Of the Heavenly Rest will this after
noon be the scene of the marriage Of Miss Halsey TO
Francis McFarlan A large reception will follow at
the home of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs. EhDgham H.
Nichols No. 600 Fifth-ave.
An engagement, which was reported some weeks
AGO. has Just been announced. II Is that OF w.
Butler Duncan, jr.. and Miss Blanche Havomeyer, a
daughter OF Theodore A. Havemeyer. The wedding,
il is said will take place in the near future.
Miss Ida Jewett daughter Of Charles II. Jewett, Of
New. Brighton, Staten Island WAS married yesterday
afternoon to Henry William Blake at her parents
home The ushers II. p Bartlett, w L. Thatcher
and CORTLAND H. Trowbrdge. of New-Haven, and
Edward H. Jewett, brother of the bride. The maid OF
honor was Miss Spence, Of Baltimore, and the best
man was J. Kingsley Blake brother Of the bridegroom
The officiating clergymen were the Rev. DR.. Newman
SMITH OF NewlIaven, and the Rev. II. Price Collier,
of BROOKLYN The bride was dressed In white silk
trimmed with orange blossoms. The maid OF honor
was attired in white India silh and carried bouquet
of pink roses. Among those present from New-Haven
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Blake, Mrs. Henry Irow-
William W. l. 'i Kinssiey: from New York Mr.. and Mrs
William IL. Starbuck Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kip, Dr; ): D.
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Hull, Miss Hull Mr. and MIS-;
G. L. Hnght After the wedding supper the bridal
party left Staten Island for this city on William H.
starbucks steam yacht Tilie.
Boston June (speciaD.-The marriage OF the Rev.
William Grenough Thayer Of GrotOn, and Miss Violet
OTIS daughter Of Mrs OTIS Of Fairneldst took place
to-day. The bride was given away by her brother,
Harrison Gray Otis. The best man was Amory Gard
ner. The ceremony performed by the Rev: Roland
the rector OF Emmanuel Church. the Rev. Llghton
Parks.