New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-19
WEDDINGS.

Vincenttown, n. j.. Nov. Is.-The marriage OF
George Washington Childs Drexe the youngest son 81
A. D. Drexel the banker 10 Miss Mary s. Trick, took
place toGay. The ceremony was performed In the
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Of this place. by
Bishop scarborough, of NewJersey, assisted by the
rector, the Rev. James W. Smith. The bride
Is q handsome woman The wedding had been planned
ON scale betting the social prominence Of the
tracing parties, but, owing to the severe illness OF
the bridegroom's f1other, Invitations were sent to
relatives and few Intimate friends only The friends
of the bride had decorated the church handsomely
with chrysanthemums. Miss Helen Hanes, a cousin
OF the bride, acted maid OF honor. The bride was
given away by william J. Trick. She wore white
satin dress, trane, and carried bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley. Anthony J. Drexel, the bridegrooms
father, had from Europe to attend the wedding.
After the ceremony the young couple left here o
special train.
Among the numerous gifts diamond necklace val
ued at $4,000, the gift OF g. W. Childs, much
admired. After their wedding trip the young
couple will live in West Philadelphia. The bride
groom is only twenty-five years old.
Stamford, Conn, Nov. Is SpecsD.-In ii. Johns
Church this evening Miss Frank J. Reach, youngest
daughter of William y. Beach, Of NewYork, and grand
daughter OF Alvah Hall. OF NewY York and Woodburn
Grange, Stamford, Conn, married to Charles Test
Stewart, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, by the Rev. Dr. Tat
lock. The brides gown OF Wnlte Iraicalse
trimmed with orange blossoms and point lace. Her
well of point lace, heirloom. Her only orna-
ment diamond sun, the gift of the bridegroom
Miss Stewart, sister of the bridegroom, maid of
honor. Tho bridesmaids Miss Hall, of Lyndon,
VT; Miss Hoag OF New York Miss Dickerson and Mis-
Bonner, Of NewYork; Miss Frances Hall, of Meriden
Conn, and Miss Dewey, of Stamford, Conn. The
bridal party was preceded by Master BERTHE Hall, a
cousin OF the bride, WHO in lastcentury costume
of white satin and bOcade. The ushers were William
rh lrofh ~ no
Hall Arthur Crittenden Smith, OF Council Bluffs Iowa
snd Thomas sa TSas Oh e bs man was sas Holmes
Furman, of New York. The bride was given away by
Grange large reception was held after the ceremony.
Among the many presents were superb chest OF silver
table service several silver salad bowls fruit dishes,
bread plates, etc.
some q those present were Mr. and Mrs John ,, T.
Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs. otto Buhm Mr.. and Mrs; G.: f.
Palmer. Of Aspen Col Lieutenant and Mrs. Collins;
n Rp Sse Mr. and Mrs J. Hecer Mr. and Mrs
Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. J. irving Raymond. Mr. and Mrs;
MS s' isH. Of Merden. Conn. and the Misses beach
After their wedding tour the coupe Will live In council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Baltimore Nov 1s (speciaI.-The home of Mrs.
Douglas H. Gordon, Franklinst., presented brilliant
scene this evening. Society people from New York.
Philadelphia Richmond. Washington, Baltimore and
other cities filed the large parlos to witness the mar
1iage of Miss Mamie Campbell Gordon, the daughter
of Mrs. Douglas Gordon, 10 John Quitman Lowell OF
NatcleZ,
War fame and at one time Governor OF Mississippi.
The bridegroom is paymaser in the United states
Navy. Bishop Randolph, Of tba Protestant Episcopal
! Church of Virginia, performed the ceremony. The
| maid of honor Miss Fannie Lowell, OF Covingon,
KY The best man was Ensign X. Lopez. U. 5. Navy,
and the Hshers were Lieutenant A. f fechter. Ensign
J. II. Gibbons and raymaster L. c. Kerr of the Navy
brother OF the bride, and Winthrop Parker Of New
York During the ceremony the couple STOOD under a
bower Of palms smax and chcysanthemums. The
bride wore GAVIN Of white satin brocade outlined with
silver ard briilantS. The bodice was trimmed with
Nechn lace and silver spangles and the tulle veil was
held at the forehead by diamond star the gift Of the
bridegroom. Following the ceremony was a wedding
many Naval and Army officials from Washington and
Annapolis.
Newport, Nov. 1s-IIoward 2. Worth, Of Brook
lyn, and Miss Marietta Braman, of Newport. were
married to-day at noon. in Kay Chapel by the Rev.
G.. J. MagD. The bride given away by her
brother Packer Braman. J. Allan Worth, OF Brook
Iyn was best man. The ushers were Harry w.
Cozzens. r., and sanford Gadding both Of Newport:
the happy couple witnessed the ceremony which was
followed by reception Upon Their return from the
yn. The bride Is related 70 Asa Packer of Pennsyl
vana Daniel Packer, of Brooklyn, and E. A. Packer,
| Of NewYork.
Newl7irg n ", Nov. IS (specian-wriam II.
Phillips was married today to Miss Winnie WIseman.
daughter j. Scott Wseman. OF this city. at her home,
No Al Grand-st. Dr. Andrew Longscre oficated, and
a large company of friends present. The maid OF
| honor her sister, MISS SADIE NlsCnall, ana the
ushers William +. Todd and Howard Fielding
| Guests were present hom New-1ork, Brooklyn ana
| other places
Chicago Nov 1s (SpeciaD.-At st. James's Episcopal
Church this evening Miss Marion Mckay. daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Mckay. OF No. 300 Ohost,
was married to Stuyvesant Leroy, jr, formerly Of
New-York. The Rev. Lloyd p. Tompkins, rector of
st. James. performed the Ceremony. Miss Lilly Nc
KuV sister OF the bride, acted maid of honor. The
bridesmaids the Misses Bertha L. Barnes, Florence
Pullman Pauline Braen. York. a cousin OF the
bridegroom; Emily ClIumasero Eva 0nderdonk, and
| Iucy SHADE. Charles sands, of New YORK was best
| man. The ushers were Edward Warren and Arden
| Robbins, Of New-YOrk; William Farquliar John Il.
! kitchen Charles p. McAvOy and james Mckay.
| Bedford Mass, Nov. 18.-Ilerbert WastcOat. Of
Ogden Utah. and Miss Mary II. Mendall were united
in marriage oday by the Rev. NJ. G. Julian. Mr.. and
Mrs Wa,tcoat left here Immediately for Ogden where
MIR Wastcoat holds place general passenger agent
with the Union Pacific Railroad
| Miss Ella steele de Hart daughter of w. Edward
| de Hart was married 10 Howard WILDER Ennis last
eyenng al the south Bushwick Ref 1rmed Church,
| Rrookyn The Rev. George 4. Iiulst 0fhciated. Miss
Anna VI. de Hart. sister OF the brlde; was MAG on
! honor and the ushers William +. Miller, Of New
! York: A. Stewart Holt, OF Brooklyn; >. u: Newman
| ~ Tennessee and George a. Liggett, OF Railway.
| n J. The diamonds which the bride wore were the
Union Theological seminary and assistant pastor OF
the RemSen Street Reformed Church, of Astoria. The
couple will live in Astoria. A.. oo. ,oe.or
day of publishing the announcement OF the
| Wedding % Miss Isabelle Nestell and w ~
leonard The account OF the ceremony was furnished
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harlem.
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