New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

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one Of tho prettest weddings in many DAYS took
Mace yesterday morning at StaatSburg In the new and
attractive Church Of St. Margaret. handsome stI1ct
ure Of granite, erected mainly by the summer resi-
dents OF that neglbourhOOd when Miss Helen Gray
D7smore eldest daughter Of william Is. Dinsmore,
WAS married to Robert Palmer Huntington. r., grad
uate of Yale University and wclknown lawn
tennis PLAYER. The ceremony took place at O'Clock,
after the arrival OF n special train which left New
York at 1915 O'Clock, bearing more than 200 fash
i0nable people. The wedding wns the first in 1t.
Margaret's Church. The chance and beautiful altar
OF white marble were deckcd with palms ana plants
from the Dlnsmore greenhouses, and there hung from
the rafers long festoons Of laurel While Il" guests
were assembling Wallace Goodrich, an intimate friend
Of the brides family, PLAYED selections from WasnerS
operas on an organ which had been taken rom
New York for the OCCASION At the entrance OF the
bridal party selections from Lohcngrn' were PLAYED
and as the couple left the church the march
from @Dic Meistersingcr,' The bride entered the
church with her father. She wore gown OF
heavy white satin made in Empire style, ana
trimmed with nounces of poiat applique lace caught
up with orange blossoms. Tho veil OF uie same
lace and the nounces the gift of Mrs Hunting
ton, the biidegTooms mother. The dress was made
high at the neck, and the veil was held Win
bow-knot Of diamonds, the bridesro0ms gIt' just
before the bride was the maid of honor. her sister,
Miss Mary Tirnure, Miss Geraldine Morgan Miss
Caroline Darow and Miss Angela Anderson. The
ushcrs were W. y. DinSmore, ir., f. DePeySer LlV'
ingston. Augustus Clarkson Gerard Beehman Hop
pin Philip Sears and Stephen Whitney. The bride
groom and his best man. J. C. Ford huntington,
his brother mot the bride at the chanc'l The
officiating clergymen were the Rev. Pierre McD.
Bleecker, rector of 81. Marsaets, and the
Rev. DIR. W. II. Huntington. of Grace Church.
This city. After the ceremony substantial
wedding breakfast was served by Sherry at small
tables, at the Dinsmorc country place. AFTER
tIe breakfast the bridal party danced the Virginia
reel on the lawn The pair drove away in village
wagon, bound for Lake George rhich destination
they will make by easy stage" The guests rom
town returned by the special train, when Drought
Them 10 the Grand Central station Mt $50 O'CLOCK
The wedding gifts were not displayed. There was a
great quantity of silver plate from the Din-more ana
huntington relatives diamond tiara from the brides
mother and some beautiful jewels from her father
who also gave a large check. Mr. and Mrs. Hunting
ton IT, win take house i'm Ncw-fork next "lh'cr
when the brides father viii furnish IL throughout
Among the guests at the wdding were MI anu
MR. yewbold. lie ROY Edgar Miss Nance. the Misses
rves Mrs Courtlandt Moss Miss Moss. Mr. and Mrs C.
+ Uavemeycr Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence, the Misses
Lawrence Mrs lie Roy Sat eile Miss sat'cfce MI a'
Mrs. Henry DE Coppct, Mr. and Mr. j. l.. No''' IT,
De Forest Manicc, General and Mrs. Ddihei hu''r
field Dr. and Mrs George Miller, Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Kernochau Miss Kcrnochan, Miss Whitney, Miss Mo
aluster Mr. and Mrs. Charles IneersOil, Mt. anu
Mrs. II. L. Garrison, Mr.. and MIS- Johnson De
Peyster Mrs. J. W. De Peystef, Mrs Charcs fc'h'"''
Ms, MAY Perkins sir. and Mrs. George DC for'SN
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Alexander, the Misses C''Pof, "c'
eral and Mrs. H. L. Burnett, Mr.. ana MIS- W. H.
Taller, +. A. LIE Roy, IT,, Cambridge LNlns''o"'
Walter Abbott, g. NJ Gray, J. Murray Mtcheh 's'
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Davies, MIS- II. N''"r
Ncwcomb Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Ward Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Huntington. Mr.. and MS bnonalah wiz
tlrop Miss Winthrop, Mr.. and Mrs PieDic i"cA'I'
the Misses Huntington, Alexander VI. iiaooeh' -
CInch smith, Charles Van Rensselaer,, Miss t. van
Rensselaer, Mrs. X. II. l.. Townsend, Miss ANY
Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irwin, James Ko'T,
Welt Mrs, Elliott Roosevelt, V. q. Hall, the Misses
sands the Misses Iavcmeyer, the Misses Ciarhsoh'
Ernest Adee Mr.. and Mrs George Adec, MIS- Lawrence
Turnurc. Miss Turnure Mr.. and Mrs. stephen WHIT
ney, Miss whitney, MIR. and Mrs Thomas Ne"Oou'
Woodbury. Langdon and Clement March.
The marriage Of Miss Emily Bruce fflce' INC
daughter Of Bruce Price and Edwin Min Post son o.
Henry A. V Post the banker. took place Yesterday al
Rock Lawn the beautiful country home OF iAc DHdc
father. IN Tuxedo Park. special train RON ''c
Erie station carried number Of guests from t's Guy
The marriage ceremony performed by Hshop
Henry benjamin whpylc. Of Minnesota relative "a
The bridegroom. assisted by the ROW DE- WINDSOR
The bride Was given away by her father. she was
attended by four bridesmaids Beatrice rust
Mis-, Nathalie Mclean Post. sisters Of The broc-
groom Miss Josephine Barroli, OF hhzaDc'h ~ a., anu
Miss Sadie Price, Of Eal inOre, both cousins VI 'ie
bride.
Regis Henri Post attended his cousin as best
man. The ushers were Joseph LarOcquc, lr, ~
Gordon Norrfe, Theodore A. liavcmeyer jr ana
Lyman r Colt. A wedding breakfast. served by
hnard at small tables. set out on the vefailda' ana
In the rooms followed the ceremony. Among inc
guests were Mr. and Mis-. Icniamin Price, OF Edit-
more Mr. aud Mrs Charles Lee OF Wilhcsbarrc'
Penn: Mr. aad Mrs benjamin RanOll. Of Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Io,t. Mr.. aud Mrs. george
4. Post r. Miss Laura J. Post, Mrs. Nicholas Fish,
Miss Elsa. General Mclean. Mrs. James Haiihian
Miss Hartman Mr. and Mrs. T.. a. Post, a. v H.
Pos. Mr. and Mrs. william Kent, Mrs. Ficrr9
LOillad jr, SIR. and Mrs Charles a. fost
Mr. and airs. Oliver Hartman Mr.. and Mi"
Alfred Seton, r. Marshall Mclean. Mr.
and Mrs Edward Livingston and Miss Clarlsse I1vngs
ton. Mr. aud Mrs Post will pass their hoaeymoon
In the West
Miss Edda Herbert Duigherty. daughter of Edward
H. Dougherty. married 70 William Lawrence
STROUD. IT, Of Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon. In Christ
Chuich. IIackensack y. J. The Rev. Dr. william D.
seabury ofcated. Miss Nellie s. Stroud sister Of the
bridegroom. was the maid Of honor and Miss Lillian
Dougherty and Master IInrrison Doughcrty the
little pages George Parker was best man. II. >.
Vmck, :. G.. Acton. IT., +. W. Acton and william
Richards were the ushcrs. reception followed al
inc home Of the brides father.
Miss Mary Hanca Mitchell was married 10 Henry
Mortimer Libby at noon yesterday I'm the Episcopal
ch"rch of ST. Mary the Virgin. IN West Forty if'h-st
Inc Rev. Thomas Mckee Brown the rector. performed
he cerenony Miss Mabel Loder Of Brooklyn. was
the maid OF honor The bridesmaids were Miss
'a'haue Waterbury. Miss s. Lolia Plumb ana MES
e~'ah Lawrence. Arthur Drake was best man. Inc
osaers were DR.. Irwin IIance ALFRED squires Steward
duncan. Arthur Drake and Floyd Nicely. wedding
saast Tor the bridal party and relatives Of the