New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22

Nissan OF Bergen Point. The ceremony took place in
the ne First st pressbytean Church at o'clock
d in White n p sSG %ss The 3s
roses. WALKED to the altar leaning on the arm Of her
man Eayard Kssam OF New orR The orcatinc
Clergy man was Professor Henry N Green OF Princeton
Hall and John Dixon pastors of the church Miss
Charlotte Il. Green Of Trenton maid of honor and
ton Miss Bessie Weilson OF West Virginia Miss Helen
steweil, Of Camden; Miss Kssam. OF New.York Miss
ton; Miss Bessie Nelson. Of West Virginia Nj, Helen
were Rutherford b. Coleman. II. ". Green Albert H.
phia. and Wimot COX, Of New-York. 4 reception at
the home of the brides parents followed the ceremony
Miss Helen Watts and DR.. and Mrs s. = strykcr. of
York Dr. Norton Downs Mis-. Downs, the Misses
IIaIl Of Phiiadelphia F. Walc9it JACKSON and J.. j.
secretary and Mrs. Robson. secretary Of state Kelsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Roeblng, Adjutant General
London April 2i.-Tle marriage Of Major James G.
Post military attache Of the American Legation here
Pulse. of NewNork took place this afternoon at 81
Margaret Church Westminster The street in which
spectators long before the time set for the ceremony
the weather was beautiful, The chimes were runs
was well filled among thosa. present being Robert r.
lincoln. the United states Minister Mrs. Lincoln and
Miss Lincoln: Commander and Mrs. Emory, Henry
White secretary of the legation Charles Emory
smith. the American Minister to Russia. who is re,
Mrs smith; representatives. from the American Con-
suate and many members of the diplomatic corps.
The bride Worth dress Of OF white satin
duchesse. with long train boIdcred with small
ruche of white satin and tullc above which was II
garland of white jeSSamne which was cut over here
ard there with sprays Of orange blossoms. The bodice
was high. with drpeY Of point lace, which was cui
up with the same flowers rhe lace extended from
the front of the bodice - the back. whore II fell en-
Vatican u the end OF the train \ long veil OF mll1
over the face and upon the head. a garland
of jessamne and orange blossoms forming small
crown.
There were no bridesmaids but the bride was ac-
companied TO the altar. whore her father gave her
away, by two child pages. the and daughter OF
Commander Emory. the Naval attache Of the Legation
she carried silverbound pmyerboOk. The Dean Of
the marriage ceremony and Larz Anderson the second
secretary Of the legation accompanied Major Post
best man, Thirty chortsters met the bridal party at
the door. and preceded them down the aisle 10 the
son. awaited the coming OF his bride. they walked
down the aisle the chorsters sang 1.-THE Voice THAT
Breathed DER Eden"
After the marriage service was concluded the
the blessing. Then the bridal party, accompanied nv
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs Emory Mr. Whit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emory Smith and several other
friends proceeded TO the vesry and signed the register
Curzon-Nt.. Mayfair. where reception was held The
honeymoon Is - be spent I'm England.
n few intimate friends witncs Sed the carriage to
day. at the PRESBYTERIAN Church. Regents square. Of
astronomer. to DR.. james Smythc. physician Of
Belfast. Mrs. ProcOrs daugher. Rachel Crowley. ac
companicd her 10 the altar Mr.. Ranyard. proprietor
q: the Journal knowledge" acted best man.
her away The ROY. Mr. Martin oiliciatcd Dr
smythc and his bride will spend their honeymoon ~
scotland. The bride was formerly Mis- Thompson Of
Il. Joseph. Mo This is her third marriage