New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-03
WEDDINGS.
II. w, L.

Yoodon Sent o-The marriage Of Miss Mary Lin
coln eldest daughter Of the United States Minister
Robert T. Lincoln to Charles j. Isham, Oh Chcdso'
took place at go p. nj. to-day at the nI"i"P'o'
Parish Church. This is quaint old eahSs' 'p
proached from the Brompton Road by long WIN
through an old graveyard full Of tineoidcAci'c
monuments TO the dead, and is only iew n'u"'oo
drive from the residence of the United states
The chancel of the church was oeau'l'nS u0''''
with flowers and plants. -
Al the bopr fixed Archdeacon Farrar, of West
minister preceded by the parish Slersymen ana t"o
boy chorsters in white SUPPLIES, came Out rom to
vestry, and, as the old church resounueu WIN 'D
peallng wedding music. the procession Ii"i' NV.
slowly down the aisle and upon the churc" sep'
awaiting the coming of the bride. -,
Miss Lincoln drove up 10 the ehGrcn ga'cS WIN w.
father and leaning upon his arm was t0ON'se1 -
Tn, church door by the Arcbdeacon, VINO then hea"eu
,y cboristers and led the procession up TO inc a''
There the bridegroom, attended by Major James u
post Military Attache of the United states Lesdtoh'
was in waiting. ,u
The bride wore a white satin gown ana oeauu-
ful lace veil. and upon her neck srarkieu sp'cl"u
diamond necklace, the gift of the grOo ~ noi i0I'
hand she carried handsome voi! eoVerru P'rse'
book Mrs. Lincoln and her younger uS"s",ei' "tsS
Jessie Lincoln, accompanied by numOer VI 4'ivi''S
and relatives Of both the lShahi anu --N'-"
had previously arrived.
aeon IN, wedding ceremony the bridegroom, at a
i from the ArchdeacOn, led the BRIDE TO the foot OF
the altar where they knet in prayer wmle The chol
,sters sang another hymn. The newly married couple
were then conducted 10 the vesry where the wedding
marty the members of the families OF both contract
inc uarties who were present, signed the marriage
register. as did Henry White, First secretary of the
United states Legation; General John &. New. United
States Consul General; Major James G. Post United
states Military Attache; Lieutenant Emory, United
States Naval Attache and Edward lsham, of Chicago.
After leaving the church, the wedding party and a
few intimate friends Of the newly married couple were
driven to the residence Of the United States Minister
in Cromwell Gardens, where they breahasted Among
those present were General and Mrs John C. New
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Isham, Miss Harriet Isham,
Mr. and Miss McCagg. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Field.
Arrhie FISHER Of Chicago; Lieutenant and Mrs.
Emory Mr. and Mrs Henry White, senator igSlnS,
Morse and Captain Pavy and wife. The wedding
presents were numerous and handsome and were ac-
companied by many messages of c0lgratuation from
prominent Teople shortly after The wedding break
fast. at about p m, Mr. and MIS-. Charles u. ISRam
left London on short wedding tour. after which they
ocean Grove \ j. SEPT SPsscaalL lt pretty
wedding took place in st. PiulS Methodist Ep3CTP al
Jennings Jones formerly OF Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, and Miss Grace Crry, eldest daughter OF tle
Rev George Clarke, member of the New-lork Con
ference Of the Ne1odiSt Episcopal Church me ceIe-
mony was performed by the brides father The nsheI
baltimore: w. J. Clarke, brother OF the bride, and
Emmet r. Hall, Of baltimore cousin of the bride
groom Among tie invited guests were the Rev. Dr.:
John F. Goucher president Of the WOman's College OF
baltimore Dr. d. G. Gilman, president Of Johns Hop
kins University; Ira Rensen. professor OF chemistry IN
Johns Hopkins University; Bishop and Mrs. CYRUS ID.
FosS Dr. and Mrs George u. Whitney Of Hackettstown
Collegiate Institute: the Rev. DR.. James Moore, Of
Asburv Park the Rev. Dr. T. s. Thomas. of Phllade-
phla E. s Norton Of Red Bank Mr. and Mrs j. Emory
Harber of Ocean Grove: Miss Netiie DAY. OF Morris
town and Professor T. F. Cuvlendal. of Hackettstown
The newly welded compile started on a late tan iGr
Springfield Ohio. where d.. Jones has accepted the
professorship in chemistry in Wttenberg University.
Carlisle, Penn sept. 2 (sReciaD1A pretty wedding
sOemnzed here to-day. the parties being the Rev
Elmer L. Cross of Plymouth No. graduate of Dick
inson College, class Of 'ol and Miss Emma Miller OF
DR. George E. Reed, president of Dickinson College
after lie ritual of the Methodist Episcopal Church