The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-13
IN THE TORLD or FASHION,
Marriage 81 Mr.. Edward w. HItchiugs I
Miss Fannie Weld Nicholson.

Miss Fannie Weld Nicholson. the daughter OF
Mr.. Granville Nicholson was married ut noon
yesterday. in tho Church OF the Heavenly Rest,
on Fifth avenue. to Mr.. Edward W. Hitchings.
Only the relatives and intimate friends were
asked to the church and hidden to the wedding
breakfast. which was served by Mazzett. In
the new home Of the bride. in the Nevada,
Seventeen street and the Western Boulevard.
The Rev. T. s. pycott of Brooklyn. assisted By
the Rev. Arthur judge. offlciated. Mr. Thomas
X. Gibbs acted rs best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Louis c. Ivey. Barrett H. Adams.
Charles G. Hail. and the brother Of tho BRIDE
groom. Royal L. Nicholson.
Miss Kitty Thomas. in gown OF pale blue
satin and white chiffon. and wearing O gold
and black luce hat. trimmed with blue satin.
and white ostrich feathers. was the maid OF
honor. Miss Lucy Hitchings. sister Of the
bridegroom. and Miss Cora Talmage were
tho bridesmaids. They wore pretty costumes
Of pale yellow satin. made with demi-trsips
and trimmed with white chiffon. They each
wore large hat OF gold lace. trimmed with
corn-colored satin ribbons and white ostrich
The bride WINS attired In white silk, embel-
llshed with point lace and tulle veil fastened
ried bonTnet Of White Whlte rose so and NV White
bound prayer book. from which the clergyman
real the marriage service;
uel b. Babeock ut Isl Fifth avenue. were last
night the scene Of an enterti.inment which will
events OF. the season., 1t was offered BY III:
BHa' t in honor OF his youngest daughter.
s%r it I h %bsS SsSSs.a 3 IS; tSs
was only one Of the three rooms used for
dan99ins: thore wns superb loral DECORATION
Of Southern clcnuts. Across the windows
G faeippE tiith avenue was winter . as6os in
sH9f the s%'ts 3s'SssSa
spsira n, NUTS q white fur aRi for ~ men
the ladies' rc""iysd H handsome e satin sashes in
the bows Of whieh were concealed dhinty Scu-
IN wrr aaa In Scarf p s'n
Tho young people danced In the drawing
room. the library. which WAS decorated with
Of Xmeriran ncauty roses. The dining room,
ses sSsf: i'ys s Rss' the
fashion nnca Of ;Mayrol,r The cotillion was
0?fsS aS Nss
q whit" and pink elk and chifI9n. Am9ng
Mis- Pss
f aHs i sr H% NSs S Nssa Mss bFss
Bergman; ST.. AID Mrf: Brs;Iley Martin, Mr:
Cooper Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs., Prescott
Lawrence. Mr.: AMI Mrs. stuXyesant
Mrs. Palmer Dixon. ,Ir, and Mrs William D.
Sloane Mr and Mr. Edmp ND StGnt9Mn; Mrs.
H.. Mr. md Mrs Henry AlsssMndgr A.: a M MUIR
len. Mr.. Julian Keanr, Mr.. Hamilton Cary Mr..
RrockholS! Cutting Mr.: H. = Hoyt. II. Hr.
William r. Midget, Mr.. Willinm Cutting, Jr..
Mr., RICHARD T.. Wilson. Jr, Mr.; Creighton
NJ. J. Fr~!eric .rnms. and Mr.; Clarkson Potter.
Mr. and Mrs J"m ;,.s had9 III hickman IH gaze
EEH,ty + n strSHt T. honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
Dyer. robrd ii, II handsome gown Of white
satin. int" the dining, room. and Mr.. Dyer had
tct Of rink ottoman sill; the front of white
chiffon h, Ing trimmed viii, pearls.
md Mrs.. Dyer. were: ,;ME: and Mrs. John J;
Wy."Wng, ,Nr,nnl Mrs u stnrgis; NJ and
Miss DE- Reuter-, MIS-, Le Roy. Mr.. Eusels
Winthrop. Mr. W. H. Morgan, and MI. 4.
d. OnkIey Eliucinnirr