New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.


assistant ministers OF Grace Churcn Al. ,Ss
was filled with tall palms and some prisnVooio'eu
spring flowers, and on the aitar "e'e ,,..,
white roses The bride, In gown Vi ~ go
modestly trimmed with point lace anu '"ie 'ei'
which was fastened with haho'ono "'"'I'o"N pm,
Gift from the bridegroom, was e"e" """' ::
t,otber stephen Tying. OF Boston, She carneu
49,. =, wh,e sweet peas. There were neither
,,aagn,,ds nor maid Of honor. DIR. Frank Archer
pottome brother Of the bridegroom, was best man.
The ushers some OF whom were classmates OF uc
,rdecroom were II. H. Bottomc, brother OF the Driue
800. Iranc,s D. Stevens 1r., cousin Of the BRIDE
~. p., CREIGHTON spencer and the Rev. W. H. Pott'
y, e. Tbomas's Chapel, this city, The ceremony was
...,ounod nv the Rev. DR.. william r. Huntington the
.o =, Grace Church. There was TO reception.
49, the ceremony. which was witnessed by BISHOP
and Mrs. Potter. the Misses Potter the MISSES mum.
,ncton Mrs. W. ogden W. Hoffman, the MISSES iio"
aar, Mr. and Mrs. George Bliss, Miss Bliss Mr.. ana
Mrs. George s. Bowdoin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. hlnss-
,.nd Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Gibbs, Mr.. ana Mrs.
n r. Potter Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mcdonald, Mr. ana
Mrs r. NJ Moore, the Rev. ard Mrs. j. " Chalmers
tho Rev. and Mrs. Francis Botome, Mrs. stephen H.
rvnr Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tying Mr.. ana MIS-
p,chard stevens, the Rev. W. NJ. and Mrs. Bottome'
sewell Typg Mrs. Edwin Stevens the Kew. anu
Mrs. IIaslctt McKin, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Hand the Misses Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. James
A Tyns and S. L. Tying. The Rev. MT. boI
tome after wedding trip, will take his pf'ue u
Morristown n. j., where they Will 1--we Tor part oi
the summer.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Agnes Parsons
the eldest daughter of William +. Parsons OF NO.
o37 West One hundred and thirty secondst 10 joseph
william Ouin n son Of Joseph p. Qun, took pace
at O'Clock last night, in the Roman Oa'hoc On"l'
Of ST. Thomas the Apostle, in west Ohe-huhureo anu
eiehteenthst. The sanctuary was oecora'eu WIZ"
American beauty roses and clusters OF hnes VI INC
valley The ceremony performed by the Kew
bride WINS attIred in an Empire gown OF White sauh
and duchess lace, and tulle veil, fastened "i'h "
prarl and diamond ornament, a present lrom 'i'c
bridegroom. Miss May Parsons, sister OF the priae'
was the maid Of honor. Her dress was Vi "i,,'e
dotted Swiss muslin, striped with pink satin. Inc
hr,dasma,ds in pretty dresses OF pink silk crepe,
uers tho sister of the bridegroom, Miss Mamie ouih
and Miss May Woodruff, Of Plainfeld n. J.' COUSIN
~ the bride. There were two little hover girls,
cousfIs OF the bride, Miss ADA "oouruh anu
Miss Louise wagstaR. They we're In pretty SWISS
muslin GOWNS trimmed with pink satin ribbons. Ihey
carried baskets Of pink roses Ihe praesroons
brother Eugene j. Quin, best man. The ushers
were Thomas Gileran, Bruce Chalfn' 1. Chares
Farrey Carroll O'Nei, Francis O'Nei ana the pr'ac
brother Arthur ]. Parsons. n reception 1oho"eu ~
the home OF the brides father, In west ohe-huuiu
and thirty -secondst. Among the guests were 81
and Mrs NJ. j. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ). iltch
cock. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ellis, MIR. ana 'MrS.
Norman Fox Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy Mr. anu
Mrs. Homer Bartlett Miss Emma Bartlett MI anu
Mrs Caleb ". Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chares hoSen
thai Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schultz, MI. ana MIS- r,A
Edsall. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Barnette, Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Taintor, the Misses Taintor, Mr. anu NJ"
Charles Roberts, the Rev. Ihomas ean'Poe''' o ~
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon Bennett.
Nuss Ida Allen Sprague, daughter OF Mrs. Dena
sprague OF No. II Spencer Place' broo'9"'
was married at O'Clock last night In st. Barthoio
news Protestant Episcopal Church, IN facncs''' "
Charles Clement Bowen. The Rev. i. u. ohVer 'i'e
rector OF the church. oniciated. George Rossen was
h..t man The usbers were Ephraim Johnson John
n peckham Frank X. Taylor. Henry {. Everden'
Frederick Tapley and Frank NJ. Bowen. MISS Juiia
Baldwin was the maid OF honor. She wore u ureSs Vi
white chiffon trimmed with white sain BOWS, anu car
ried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Lizzie CoamPhh
and Miss Ella Patterson the bridesmaids. They
~ .t,red IN simple dresses OF white silk and crepe
The bridal GOWN was Of white satin draped with point
Lace and the veil Of white tulle
In St. Narys Protestant Episcopal Church, corner
Of Classon and willoughby aves. Brooklyn, yester-
day afternoon Miss Evelyn Herbert Adair, daughter
of Mrs. James B. McKewan, OF No. 520 Madisohs''
vas married TO James Sherlock Davis OF BROOKLYN
The Rev. W. W. Benecr the rector, assisted by the
Rev Dr. 9raDard Ray. Of Grace Church i, Mafe EN-
brdSc%e@ 'a as Sess m. Harry accord
Macdonald, Harold Davidson and William e. John Ohm
florence McKewan, in gown Of white India SILK
and large white hat was me mao OF nnnt lace
bride In gown OF wDite SAUL anu Pm. -
and her veil was of white tulle. There was no re-
A brilliant wedding took place In the First Pres
byteran Church OF Orange N last evening sper
in.sndent Of the United States Assay Oihce in New
York married 70 william Davidson sr3nrmed by
the Rev. Dr. Henry storrs the pastor OF she char ss
lhe maid Of honor was MIS-, MIS- naS Tiomson Mason
ger, and the best man was hugn, Inoinsoi D"Sort
brother OF the bride Ihe ,shers %ero nIl
Judson Kenworthy and Charles Hellngwood, VI DIoo
lyn;' j. T. Acxerman anc George c. Mason, VI .seM M
York James NJ. Mason, OF Philadelphia; Edwin heacn
Darlington HenDing and Charles A. LlhdSey' VI
Orange. Tile reception Will be held next week. A..
Franklin Phillips one OF the proprletors ~ w eI
Hewes & Phillips Iron Works az Newark anu men
known In boating and yachting circles ana as E Hei,
Der OF the Country Club at Orange and the Is s
Cavalry Troop is TO marry Miss Aiice Lukens t h
home No. 512 North SiAthst, Phiiadeiphia on june ~,
%. The brides father was the iae isaac i s S,
BROOKLYN Heights, member OF the ChamDer VI So"'
merce and director OF the Union ferTy . tP.Son
pooton lime iSDecial.-One OF the most ldSnlOI