New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

3 sSs sh%Fc The asle1s on, 6vsE ST T
Mortimer Tsie.s Of rns Sssi nan Was wli
gown Of white satin, With bertha Of lace, and point
lace veil she carried pouquS, OF i ny ne %
mother envy who ,"' also accompanied me- a, the
1 S ,ne Dorm the Of sq SR:woo na' ~ g. IS
Alice Danlels6n of Providence r. L.: Miss Grace f.
Peters and Miss Emma m rr% aS s imncG With ac
pink roses. Miss Elizabeth Andrews. of NewarA, was
maid Of honor she gown of white sllk and
lace and carried bouquet OF white roses \ small
reception followed at Mrs. MaeNI wr hS M Wi Wa D
s McScll. Mr. and Mrs. AMI DoGd Mrs Gcorgs g.
3. II. Piiaey, Mr. and Mrs. Fr19Kin Murphy, Mr;.
J. Christie Zen. Mrs ;. ;: Dennis Mrs William IL.
Mrs theodore Runycm Miss Runyon Mrs H. c.
Howell, Mrs. H. 4 effort, Mrs Louis Pcnnn 1.;
Miss clark umming, Miss MacGrcgor, of scotland
Dr.. Coles Van campsn Taylor Mr. A. o nSaq9ley,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tecse and Miss l1tncy
GGssn n aa 1 rr ., R pc & scE SsSrpS
evening to Clarence Walter Vail, OF Brooklyn OF
Chas..S NJ. Vail. at ~. Jancss Church. Miss Viola
Yocrg of New-Iork cousin OF the bride. was the
maid of honor. the bid, beins Miss Mabel and
@eo ~a and fflGs cjcr o OF T %
ceremony reception held at the ST. Elmo Hotel,
which deliberately decorated Tor the occasion, The
parlOrs in yellow and vIic and the dining room in
pink ana white. brilliantly lighted with electric lights.
London, April little Wedding OF Robert Winthrop
Chan;.r and Miss Julia Remington Chamberlain, of
New York. will take place tOnOrT)w at ST. Georges
Church, Hanover Square.
Red Bank. y. j., April IL (Specia)-MiSs Mamie
COcy. daughter of Captain George COlpy, of Brook
lyn, and Charles \. Minon, Of this place, mar
rlcd this afternoon in Trinity Episcopal Church by
the. Rev. J. G: Hall of tarhaven. Miss Hannah
McKoOugh was bridesmaid and Sidney Earle best
Washington. April IL CSpcciab-thnSt church.
Georgetown, was the scene of beautiful wedding at
to-day. Miss Mary II. Bradley. daughter Of the
late Joseph Bradley, and James W. McCulOch. Of New
York. Were married. the rector the Rev. DR.. Stnirt.
palms and Easter lilies. The usherS were Allen Nc
Culloch of New DIRK Russell Iihbard, Of Pliladel-
pha Warren SturciS, OF Boston. Grant lodgins, Of
Detroit John !. McCulloch and Austin McCulloc OF
Staten Island and Duncan ard Thomas lradlrv. of
GEORGETOWN The bride came in with her brother.
Joseph II. Bradley, who gave her away. She was a.
tended by her sisters Nina and Lucy BRADLEY, who
wore gowns of pale pink silk. The brides gown was
white corded silk. fashioned with plain trained skirt,
high puff sleeves and falls OF lace over the shoulders
Her tule veil held by sweet peas. and she carried
the flowers. The bridegroom was attended
by John McCullOch. of Pittsburg. The ceremony WAS
followed by breakfast al the home Of the brides
and Miss Sturgcs. Of Boston; the Misses Nc; rlloch.
sisters the bridegroom: the Rev. and Mrs. MrCu!
loch and tho Rev. Thomas Duncan OF MARYLAND: the
Rev. DR.. lIbbard, Mrs. ard the Misses l:bhard. OF
Philadelphia: Mrs. william Brown. Of oakland Mrs.
Richard Cox and the Misses Cox Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
stiles Judge aud Mrs Andrew Bradley Miss Mlrglrat
and Miss Eliza Duncan and Mrs. Challo' BrI1lav.
After wedding Journey the bride and bridegroom will
make their home I'm Orange. y. J. The bride Is
granddaughter OF the late Justice Bradley.