New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
4 WEDDING.

one Of the most fashionable weddings OF the
present season in Brooklyn was that OF Miss
'Aarion Brookman. a. da lighter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry u. Brooxman. ana Amory Sblcy Carhart.
Of George T. Carhart. vhch was celebrated at
yesterday. in Grace Church. corner Of Grace
Court and Henry-st Columbia Heights. There
great gathering OF BICoklyns most fashion
able people. and large representation from this
city, both at the church and the reception which
was held at the home OF the brides parents, No.
Us Remsen-st. The decorations in the church and
al the house on the most lavish scale. While
the guests were being shown seats in the middle
and the side alsles by the ushers-AleXander II.
Hidden. Herbert ID. Robbins. j. Norman de r.
Whiehouse. J. Murray Iitchell. Arthur NJ. Hatch
and John II. Prentice-some excellent selections
played the organ by Henry T. Duncan,
and the cello by Arthur Laser. including the
Prize Song" from the "Melstersinger Schu-
mans "Trauemere!." Schubcri's Ave Maria can
tilene by Golermann and albumblatt by Heberlein.
The bride arrived at the church about noon. and
shortly afterward the vested choir of men and boys
fled out of the vestry and down the middle aisle
singing the bridal chorus from Fred. Governs
Rose Maiden" At the entrance door OF the
church they met the bridal procession. which was
headed by the ushers AS the procession moved up
the aisle to the chancel the chorlsters sang Hall
20 the Bride from Lob angrin." Before the bride,
who was escorted by her father. walked her sister,
Miss Sadie Brookman. who was the only attendant
Mr. Carhart. with his best man. Henry i. Brook
man. met the bride the foot of the chancel steps
The marriage ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Chauncey Il. Brewster, the rector After the
betrothal service was read, six singers sang The
Voice That Brcathed Ger Eden" with cello obli-
cato, arranged by Mr.. Duncan. The bride looked
beautiful in a gown Of white satin. made with
high corsage. which deliberately embroidered
with silver and pearls. and trimmed with point lace
over the plain skirt. which was made with a long
train hung two broad sashes. embroidered WIN
silver and trimmed with pearls. The veil. OF point
lace. effectively arranged on the coinure WIN
several diamond pins, coronet OF diamonds and
q large diamond sun She carried IA bouquet ~
lilies of the valley and white orchids. The maid OF
white MORE and satin the corsage being made
of rose pink velvet and an aigrette of the same
colored velvet completed the costume instead
hat filed with pink roses.
Mrs. Carhart mother of the bridegroom. is an
servants. Mr.. Carhart presented his best man and
initials and the date OF the wedding. Late in the
afternoon the members Of the bridal party, the two
families. and few intimate friends sat down TO
Pinard.
Among the guests at the church and house were;
Mrs John 4. Hadden. jr.. Mrs. George =.
Andrews. Judge and Mrs Charles l.; Benede,.
Miss Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs Charles de Kay. the
Misses Del Monte. Miss Edith - Hoadey, Miss de
Buckn. Mrs Mrs II Victor Xcwcomb David Gardner
Karrick Riggs. WHY'S Terry. Henry Wainwright.
Frederick piodau Thompson. F. McDouSan
r stranahan. Mime. de Mclli Mir and Mrs. E. r.
and Mrs. Alfred c. Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs. w. g.
sheldon IT. Mr. and Mrs Peter W Lynch DIR.
Mr. and Mrs. Carhart will sail FOR Europe
January 6. in the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm