New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-15
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

| The wedding Of Miss Margaret Appleby Outcalt.
daughter of Mrs. John Outcalt, to George Fredeic
Gregory took pare last evening" at o'clock, In -.
Agness Chapel Niney-second ST., near Colunbusave.
The Rev DR.. 4. II. sill oflclated David Morrison
was best man. The uslers were d. A. Outcalt. John
Curry, John Hammond aud Robert Gregory Mss
| Emily liefeTman was maid OF honor. The brides
maids were MISS Lillian Johnson and Miss Annie Jones
reception followed at the home Of the brides mother
! No. $50 West Fy-fOurth-st. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John sutphen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Kcmpton Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Appleby. Miss Collins,
| Mrs. Beekman De Peyster Percy Hildreth, Mrs.
Archie Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Byran c. T..
| Appleby aud Mrs. S. J. Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gregory will live at the Hotel NcImandic.
| Miss Emma Josephine Thicker daughter Of Mrs J.
A. Tucker r., of No. 41o Grand-ave., BROOKLYN was
married TO William Anthem Nlcolay last evening at
the homo of her mother The Rev. DR.. Cuyer ohci-
ated. W. j. Sloane was best man. The ushers were
II. A. eharley, OF Philadelphia 5. d. Care. r. w.
Brown. of Englewood and y. NJ. snedekcr OF Brook
lyn. Miss Emma Golden was maid OF honor Inc
bridesmaids were Miss Ada Golfer and Miss Leil"
Smith. a reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs Nicolay
will be at home on Wednesday, January ii ana 10
at No. 416 Grandave.
The wedding of Miss Antolnette Plnchot daughter
Of j. w. Pinchot to Alan tombstone, of England Will
take place in Georges Church, etuyNesant SQUARE
on Wednesday, December II, at noon The wedding
breakfast Will follow at the home OF the DTiue
parents, No. Gramercy Park.
The wedding Of Miss Adelaide Gladke only daughter
Of Jacob Gladke Of No. 1877 East Fortysixthst to
Frederick Oppenheimer took place in the pink room at
shelry's last night. The Rev. Dr. Gustav Gotthcu,
Of Temple EMANUEL. onicated. Samuel Nussbaum
was t,s1 man. The ushers DR.. seymour
Oppcnhemer, LOWS strauss and Henry Gladhe'
dinner followed the ceremony.
The wedding Of Miss Lizzie Reed Dunkell TO James
w. c. Harvey took place yesterday afternoon at .
O'Clock In Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, one
hund and cichcenth-st, near Seoondave TIC oec
mony was performed by the Rev. Thomas II. buren,
pastor OF Tie church. The maid of honor was MISS
Emma L. Collins Tie besi man , was ss1 Elmer we H.
Arthur w. Dunkell, Frederick Il. Dnnhe, William -
FOND and Henry Car IT, after r. ' Se e[ crchS "
Miss Addle Langworthy MAYER, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Mayer OF Plahheu' y. o., Wa TInoa
Sherman Wheeler, OF his city. The Rev 4. Maipoi"
best man, and Miss May Holly, maid Of honor ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Z. Ward, Of no. lo4 Me s
Flfty.eetS ave ' who mad bsd been for number Of
years their service. she was MISS Mary Crd"Iiu
and her maTTasf to hS9GT5 G WINCH G Try
between broadway and seyen,naywS ne n1 nr sent emf
at the ceremony.
Easton, Penn. Dec y Specal:oM,,ylss. ySn3 Re
S Na'n ih was eve arrt0 to pndGy NJ irwin Of
y. Y The Rev. Ieutamn Davis ohcia'cd. Mlss
Ethel Marsh and Miss Leila Reeder, Of Easton, Were
maids OF honor; Miss Frances Miehier Of EaS, ION.
Gel trudc James, OF Brooklyn and Mis- Mabel Wander
pool Of Newark. were bFidcsmais. George J..
s s,S Of Dunth George r. Clark Of Oswero Thco
dore irwin. Of Ncw-i ork. Irwin Rem, oi 1hCa.D'
Andrew H. Eeeder OF Eason, and A. Reedcr Fcrrldsy
away by her brother. Ray Il. Marsh.
baltimore. Dee; ID ,speciap-st Paul Episcopal ,,l
M the marriage OF Miss Mary close Hood, daughter
Of President John NJ. Hood, Of The Western Mar
Railroad, and Robert Augustus Cumming OF Enslhd'
The bride was attended by two niue , n9"gr.gm IT,,
Hood. the brides sister. Miss sara August. Of Nir
cinia, cousin Of the bride. was The mad OF honor
The bridesmaids were Mis-; hneen'a Gr"E. piH,1
Clark Of virginia Mss katherine I2tt Of NY YORK
Mis- Wycth, Of Hampton Mr, Cummings, best man
was Thomas an'9s ,s OF England Ine money ''oo
Newport r. l., Dec. II Special Arthur Herbert
an attachc OF The British Legation al Wes.neiQn ana
Miss Helen Louise Gammell, daughter Of Mrs William
| Gammcll. Of Providence. were married TINS noon a,
ST. Mays Catholic Church. Many representative OF
the fashionable world in wlic! the parties move "cIe
present. Mr.. Herbert. being a dcvout Catholic WAS
DESTROYS that thn-weddng should take place N
church OF that faith; but The Gamuels are Epsco
palians ana 1t Is contrary To the established rea OF
the faith for union with proG,ta 20 BE- csis
In obtaining special desperation permitting me
70 be IN c"hS @ GG HGTent WIN 4 he
was a great crowd IN attendance. who filled oil We
and aisleS Of the church. ana VINO tntcl WIN
rash when the church doors opened at II 20
O'Clock. When the wedding party appard az We
entrance women were perched 4-c9ry conceiV"U1lc
place, and men trying 10 gel fOothold on me
massive columns which support the roof After The
services n second grand rush took place when was
even more fearful than that when the doors were
The guests were from people who arc rated as
millionaire, down to the humble servants On the
brides fanly. The nshers were John Nchoias Eig"h
~ PROVIDENCE Arthur Peel. Of the British LEGATION
d. Berkeley Ipdyke. Of Boston Charles hoiser .!
his cItv and IaurstOn Hazard Of Boston The bcs
man was CAPTAIN Y. y. Herbert, II brother oi me
bridegroom OF the I7th Loncers, Il British regiment
we're the BRIDESMAID > Miss Canm"ll, a sister OF me
bride: Miss Sallle smith, Of this city; Ms Nlrghlt
1;aInmell a niece Of the bride. and Miss floIcnr"
Herbert OF England. n niece Of the brderroom' me
bride was given away by her brother Robert Ives
Gnmmell, Of Providence. The ceremony was, pr.
formed by the Rev. Dr.. Grace. rector Of st. Mary
PARISH who was assisted by six priests. tn" decor"
lions about tho chanccl which was the only portion 81
thc church decorated were simple, but effective.
Tow NOTED ferns selected for their beauty, nnnkc1
the altar on either side. and light background OF
these set of the beautiful white and gold altar Inc
only floral display upon the altar was conpc O
81 snIlax and chrveant dIapc1 along me
altar rail OF St. Mary's and -. J0S"phs tilthfN W'lr.
nanlled either side Of the olmnccl. a couPle W
LnceIinC frames 81 Whit cnamclcd wood. srInouhcn
with white snin-cov cushions, served Tor INC
couple instead Of the ordinary altar step ana ran:
The party drove directly 10 the mouse Oi MIS-
Gammell. Ocean Lawn" on the GINS. where a re-
coptOn was held. beginning nj II 80 ocIOth. An
elaborate breakfast served. The bride received
MANY beautiful gifts. that Of Mr.. Herbert BENG
pearl necklace Of three string: while from her
mother she had diamond tiara The n,hcrS received
from the bridegroom. pearl cravat pins, and the
bridesmaids gold bar pins. showing inlad wishbone
with diamonds.