New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
wrDDTNG,S PAST AND TO COME

OF inc ". 49,, II pratt Of this city. and OF MIR.
rore,ss third daughter, Miss Dolly Rogers ~ ~.
marvin Nagel. also Of this city, 'ooN pm NV
,.lock ,ast evening" in 81. Narys fro'es"''i' itno
al Church I'm Msnhattanvlle Inc P'"s ''''c
p', .cn was elaborately decorated with flowers ana
'H'' = an, .v.rv pev in It's three aislcs was
,d hv the friends Of the young couples Miss
,..n.,,. Il Rogers entered the church with her
,,,., while Miss Dolly Rogers was escorted UP tue
,,sl. ky her uncle. James A. Dee'nis' "o'" pi."cs
80 civen away by their father iHcs WE'RE "''"V"
Is, Empire gowns OF white satin plainly nlade' Each
,ror. a veil Of white tu!e, ana III her h'"uurcss
r.scent diamond pm present from The aunt oil the
NJ, Iomcs A. Deering. The bouquets Were
.,,, roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids
80. uiss blossom Rogers aud Miss Mary Reg Is, young
,,srs NJ the brides, Miss May Decrng their cousin,
and Mis- Frances Twomby. They wore 1880 gowns.
,uo being of green and two OF pink satin. Each
sa,r,ea = bouquct OF pink Mr.. Pratt was at
ended as best man by his brother, Erasmus Pratt,
y, london. England. Dr. Nagel had his best man
lam rogg Twombly. The ushers were William b.
po1srs. c. Walter Cusher, Herbert st. John Webb
r.,a d. Esler. DIR. Charles Gibson and w. T.
pudsrius The marriage ceremonies were
reformed by the Rev. Lawrence H.
sehwab the rector OF the church. The wedding
su,ner and reception followed at the home OF Mr..
ON, Mrs Rogers which is on Forrest Hill Among
., ouests at the church and house were Mrs. John
roye Twombly, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Corbett,
ur and Mrs. James A. Deerirg Mr.. and Mrs. John
Real Mr. and Mrs. j. Roria,ne Brown. DIR. Boyalau
pey the Messrs. Bogert, Mr.. and Mrs j. Ambrose,
the Misses Burke, DR.. j. Carver, eX-Judge ana MIS-
nan d. Akin Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earle, Colonel
an, Mrs John r. Fellows, Rev. and Mrs. Madison
T.. Peters Miss Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Van
Allen the Misses sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. William
,,dson Mr. and Mrs. William Si@Hn. Miss olade Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Manchester, Oswald 'nIorfer, Mr. and
Mrs. ID. F. Porter, Joseph Trevor e. Mr. and Mrs
Isidor s,raus, Charles sckes, Mr. anC s. sherwood,
Milton sherwood, Mrs. sarah Harrison nd Mr.. ana
Mrs William PiersCn, OF Philadelphia.
There was a quiet wedding In the ,hantry OF
Grace Church, in Broadway, at noon yesterday.
The bride was Miss Alberta Howell, the only child
Of Mrs l. Mott Howell OF No 15 Nadistn-aNe.,
and the bridegroom, Morris Decker stevens, son
Of ID. I. stevens, of this city. The XIV. Dr. D.
Wesley Brown rector OF ST. Thomas's Church, In
IYfth-ave. oficlaed. Tie bride was given away by
heb mother She wore a rich gown of wM'e satin
and uont lace and "A veil OF tulle caught up viii
n cofonet OF orange blossoms. she also wore
necklace Of diamonds, gift from the bridegroom
md instead OF the conventional bouquet she earned
an ivory bound prayer book. presented 10 her ny
the bridegroom. Miss May Webb. wearing prett,
GOWN of white silk and satin combined, and a large
white hat dressed with pink roses, was tue maui
on honor There were no bridesmaids. +. Noorhies
MoNlister best man. Thc ushers were fau
Cloyd Norris =. stevens, who Is no relation OF inc
bridegroom and Adams Burnett. lmm' dia'ciy M.er
the ceremony wedding breakfast for the biidai
party only, was served nj the Waldorf MI. ana
Mrs stevens will live In New-ioik when they return
from the Worlds Fair.
Christ Church, at Rye y. V, last evening
the scene of the wedding OF Miss Mary Virginia
Abbot, daughter of F. A. Abbot, OF Harrison, ana
Joseph c. Seymour. son Of Nelson seymour oi
White Plairs. AS the bride entered the
church she was met by members OF the
cbancel the bridal chorus. The bridal gown was
OF white silk covered with tule caught up with sprays
II white roses. Tiny white rOsebuds fastened inc
VEIL which was Of white tue. Miss Virginia Bp"eh
OF this CITY, cousin of the bride YVES The hf'lu q!
honor She were pretty dress Of whit Na.fn'rnhes
lace and carried a bouquet o: white feather pinAS.
The bridesmaids in simple gowns Of white swiss ana
carving each bouquet OF daisies Miss Florence
Nichtengsle Tremper, Miss Mary Bowen. Miss Luin
Bowen, Of this city, AMI Miss Fanny Beheui'' VI
White Plains. The ushers were ii. ]. Griheh' Irih"
f. Tremper, william Matthews and the Rev. henry
Kirby. The marriage ceremony was performed D,
the Rev Cha,ncey B. Brewster Of Brooklyn assisted
nv Archdeacon Krkby the rector of Christ Church
The wedding reception held at the hone oil the
BRIDES father. The bride received many rch ana
beautiful presents, including a brooch OF diamonds
and emeralds from the bridegroom and a gold ana
ONYX clock from George W. Chds, Of Pmadelphla.
Among the guests invited T. the wedding and re-
Mrs D. b. IIarlon, Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Hophins,
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Ives, the Misses Ives, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Park. Mr.. and Mrs. William Potter MIS-
H. X Benedict Mrs J. X. Bulkley, Colonel William
NJ singerly OF Philadelphia; Mr. and MIS- ii. T.
Fahnestock. Mrs. Hewey Creighton. George N. Bowen,
Mrs. George W. Tremper, Mrs. william ,amTnis ana
Mr. and Mrs. T. ii. Purdy. Sir. and Mrs seymour
started last night for Niagara Falls.
Miss Grace Chairman Nosser daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Augusta Mosser. OF Bayonne, y. J.. was mar
RED at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon TO Frederick
FarrinCton, the only son Of Evander Faid ;ton OF
Tarrytowu In st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tsrrytown. The Rev. c. H. McAnDc,. the pastor,
was the oficiatins clergyman. John Goodman
Mosser, brother Of the bride, was best man. The
ushers were George Nelson Pratt, James Thompson
Laurie and william Cornell Strong. Miss Grace c.
Ety. IN IA pretty costume Of cream-coorcd clep" ana
white lace hat, the maid OF honor. The Dride
wore q costume Of silvergray bengaEhe, trimmer
with lace, and white straw hat dressed WITH p'hH
roses Her bouquet OF Caharine Mermet roses.
small reception at the home OF the bridegroom 5
father was held after the ceremony Among inc
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". ii. ii. Ely, Mr.. ana
Mrs T.. T. Lovatt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. smith, Dr.
and Mrs j. II. Furman, Mr.. and Mrs William r.
Lawrie. Mrs G. IL. Vogcl. Mr. and Mrs David siher'
Mr. and Mrs. +. f.. Calkins, Miss Florence L"amah
Mr. ami Mrs William Moss Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mohet,
Mr and MIS-. W. F. Copeland Mr.. and Mrs. ~ y.
Mosser. Mrs +. Allaire DIR. and Mrs. J. c. Todd Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. e. ;.
Van Orden. MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Ogden, Mr. ana
Mrs. a. G. Randall. 7. Allen Brooks. Odeii D.
TompIins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mauferstoch, Mr.
end Mrs. Henry Fielding and Mis-. Johh r H.
Lewis.
Miss Eva May Benjamin daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edmund y. Benjamin, Of No. 1oo West seventy
scvcnthst. was married yesterday afternoon IN 'e
Church of the Beloved Disciple, Madsoh"ve' anu
Elshty.nln7lst., TO Tire Rev. Dr. Leoharu h"''"'',
Richards. rector Of ST. stephens fro'es''"'
,h,rch a, Tottenv,,le $ l. only the immediate rela-
uvo. and n small number OF intimate friends were
present at the ceremony which was performed by the
Rev S. Gregory Lines. the rector OF the church. 1here
v,r. no bridesmaids maid Of honor, best man, nor
rshers and there was reception.
Miss Florence Cogcr was married at SGD O'CLOCK
last night, ut the home OF her ia'her' "eofse W.
Coger No oGO uewes-st. Brooklyn, 10 Henry Martin