The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
A tEDDIN0 At Tuxedo,
Miss Jcnn Isinr che Iinvemeser OF This City
becomes Mrs. j. Adair Campbell.

st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church.
pleasantly situated on the Crass-covcred hill
in Tuxedo Park Just inside Of the big stone
entrance was at 12h, o'clock yesterday after
noon the scope Of the marriage OF Miss Jean
Blanche Havemeycr. second daughter OF tho
late Henry Hnvemeyer Of this city. to Mr. J.
Adnir Campbell. second son OF Mrs. James
Campbell OF Tullichwan. Dumhartonshire.
Scotland. The sun shone brightly as the
guests. less than 1C0. from this city arrived al
the Tuxedo station in the special train which
left the Erie Railway station ut ravonia at
IL o'clock. They were conveyed to tho
church in carriages. and were met Mt tho on
trance by the two ushers. Mr.W. +. Havomever.
n brother of tho bride. and Mr.. X. Livingston
Becckman. The long. narrow chnncel in tho
church was massed on either sides with tall
palm trees. which also filled tho space behind
the altar. The latter was decorated with
punches OF white roses and chrysanthcmums
OF the same color. while on tho iunccl rail. at
which the young counl" knelt. were clusters
o. white roses tied with broad white moiri
Tie bride arrived at the church accompanied
by NIr. +. Browrcll Durham. her hr0,h"r IN
law. who gave her away. She was attired n n
Worth gown. made after tho prevailing Lmrire
style Of White satin and E"int ce The tn!
point lace. which was adorned with orang,
blossoms. deep bertha OF point Lace fen
innde with full pulled sleeves. 4 tiny clust"r
Of orange blossoms and 4 large diamond bird
secured the point lac veil t. the eoIinre she
a diamond and rearl hracsiets: ,prrssnts
bouquet of white heather edged with point
lace and tied with long streamers Of white
ivory ribbon. through the centre of which was
Il broad strip VI ermine. The maid OF honor
was tho brides fourteen ycar-old sister Miss
Edythc lavomeyer who wor" II pretty gown
Int dressed With yellow feathers, She carried
u bouquet OF yellow. ,chrysan'hem,ums tied
with long Yellow satin ribbons of " some
Mr. Campbell. with his hest man. the brides
brother Mr. Henry i HAVEN eyer m, net tn" nril.
was performe.! by thu Rcy. Samuel Moran.
rector of Christ Church E22nyi"n: VII. was
sss,ed by the EIy 3%hn Mnd h Rotor
miles mil " and halt to 'Eosk edge; the i,"n H
they received the congratulations OF their
friends Tho house was handsomely deco
rated with It'll ssoc1 Ct
roses The wedding breakfast. served ly
Sherry at small tables set IL the drawing room;
the rrcertion. Mr.. and Mrs. Camrh"l with
twenty-five OF hers sat at heart shaped Ia pc.
The wedding presents were not shown yes
Mr. anil Ms. Campbell will travel in the
next month for their home in SCOTLAND.
Some Of those at the church and breakfast
were: Mrs. William {. Whitney. in silver
gray six and and long Henri eane q Sreen vel,
brown cloth trimmed with blnck braid: Mrs.
Abram :. Hewitt. in mahogany col"r.I silk:
Miss Eleanor Hewitt. in light gray cloth and n
Alexander. the latter in red and black striped
silk and handsomely "mbroiercd gi.en
ana Mrs. J. H. Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bean. Mr. aud
Mrs, Walker !srcese. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. u.
Mrs. Louis ALLEN. Mr.. and Mrs. Brace Frice
Mr. and Mrs: W. W.. trylrr Mr.. Schuyler
Crosby and Mr.. and Mrs. Eonert McClay 4
special train brought the guests back here.