New-York tribune., 1892-01-08
WEDDINGS.

No wedding In many years has excited such wide
rrsod interest that Of Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts,
A wealthy widow Of the steamship builder and Colo
ra Ralph Vivian, formerly OF the Scots Guards.
THE ceremony was witnessed by as many people as
oould get into Calvary Church yesterday afternoon.
There were In the church many OF Mrs. Robertss
.usnds and many more who came out OF curiosity.
The floral decorations about the altar an
rusualy elaborate scale. There were masses Of
,oncal plants and in front Of the chance rail were
,bree arches OF greens and roses those OF the Nine
C,e,n and Madame de VAUDEVILLE varieties being used
sWeli as American Beauties. In the centre arch were
many lilies OF the valley. On the altar Bride
oses The decoration was designed by Hodgson.
While the guests were assembling the organlst OF
ne church gave almost organ recital. soon after
aocock the wedding march from Lohengrin" denoted
hs arrival OF the bride, who entered the church with
her brother, Robert Endicott. She a gown OF
male mauve uncut velvet, made in princess fashion.
The front of the coat draped with Venetian lace
and clOse-itting bonnet Of and white COM
pleted the costume. The bride was preceded by the
ushers, II. Maitland Kersey, Augustus C. Gumee,
Lispenard Stewart IL. c. Beaumont, Frederic Allen
and John Furman.
The bridegroom who lowered above all the other
men in the church. awaited the bride at the chance at
tended by his best man, Colonel Herbert stracey Of the
Scots Guards who from England with Colo
mel Vivian about month ago. The betrothal ceremony
was read 10y the Rev. Endicott Peabody of Ciroton,
Mass, a relative Of Mrs. Roberts. The pair pro
noanced and wife by the Rev. Dr. II. Y. sstterce
rector Of the church. After the benedction the pair
left the church as the Mendelssohn wedding march was
being played.
At the home Of the BRIDE No 1o7 Fifth ave-, Pnard
served wedding luncheon for about 200 intimate
friends. There special decorations in the
drawing rooms, but there were many roses the man
ties and in vases. Lander's orchestra played In the
picture gallery during the two hours Of the reception.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert End
cott the Misses Endicott Clarence Seward. Miss Sew
ard Marshall o. Roberts, Mrs. Astor, Mr. and Mrs
j. J. Astor Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Dcpew Mr.. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet
Mr.. and Mrs Townsend Burden, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger Mrs. Charles Livermore Mrs Nicholas Fish, Miss
Gurnee Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Beckwith, Miss BeclVvith
Mr. and Mrs. r. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Colonel Cuthber
Iarkjng Mr. and Mrs. James Kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs
c. G. Francklyn Mrs. Alfred Youngs, Mr. and Mrs
H. Mex Twomby, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Sloane, Mr. and
Mrs Bradley Martin, Henry sands F. d. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Jules Montant Mr.. and Mrs. Il. lie Grand
Cannon, Miss Turnure, worthlngton Whehouse, Ward
McAllister, Mr. and Mrs Ogden Mills, Mr.. ana Mrs
Cavendish Bentinck, Peter Marie, Mrs. L. X. Wilmer
ding, Mr. and Mrs. George De Forest, Mr. and Mrs
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Witherbee and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Stewart
colonel and Mrs. Vivian will sail for England on
January 90 and will be accompanied by Coones Lark
ing and stracey Mrs. Vivians son, young Marshall o.
Roberts will remain In America to continue his studies
Mrs. Vivian will make her home in England. 80
The marriage of Miss Fanny Freeman Smith,
daughter of Robert n Smith, 10 samuel L. Finay took
pace at Peters Protestant Episcopal Church State
oficiated. There were no bridesmaids. Miss Adele
Freeman, the maid Of honor Is cousin OF the bride
The best man jefferson Hogan, commodore Of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. The ushers we're Frank S
Freeman, Joseph Walker Frank T.. Walker and Fred
eriCk G. Holmes In consequence of sickness In the
brides family reception was held the bridal parry
returning 10 the brides home, where II supper was
served after which the couple started Oh an extended
tour South and West Reurnngon February l. they VIII
take up their residence at the Hotel St. George Brook
lyn The BRIDEGROOM is Il member OF the Produce
Exchange and the Excelsior Club
Miss Saidee Myers Wells was married to Marion
Smith Alderman at Grace Church. Plainfeh, y. j.,
last evening. The bridesmaids were Miss Marion
Dumont Miss Gertrude Wase, Miss Annie Cooke. Miss
Margat IIacy Miss bat KaneT3e Iates t & and Miss Mar
Ernest r. Alderman. brother OF the bridegroom. Miss
Fannie Cox was maid OF honor The page was Master
Rowland Cox, who was attlIed in black VcsVet ana
point lace The Rev. DR.. F.. NJ. Rodman pcIiorinei
father. Frederick n. Wells. The ushers were John
Grerson, Of New-York; Townsend Morgsr. OF New
York Charles Dumons. Of BROOKLYN and Evdrts Tracy
Duncan Morgan and Edward Van Iuren. OF Plainfeld
reception at the home Of the bride followed the cere
Columbus Ohio, Jan. TAT ST. Francis Dc sales's
Church, Newark. Ohio this morning occurred the
marriage of Frances BerDham Woods, only daughter
of Mrs. Cecilia !. Woods and the late Maiortcncrai
charles II. Woods United States Army, and niece OF
Justice - liam r. Woods Of the United States supreme
Cont and Engene u. Arnold. Of Washington. Edward
Ualford. OF Chicago. was the best man. The ceremony
was performed b. Bishop John a. Watterson. OF co
IumlnS A wedding breakfast and reception followed
~ tbe home of Dr. and Mrs Speer and al the close the
vaung couple departed for the East. Trey VIII 1--we IN
Washington.