New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE TUCKER BILL MOST DANGEROUS.
WEDDINGS.


v.vport f. l. Sept 20 (SpeciaD.-The first fash
,onable wedding of the season took place at All
Saints Memorial Chapel to-day. Bishop Potter and
,he Rev Mr. Buckley officiating. The bride was
Miss Anna De Lancey, eldest daughter of Colonel
and Mrs Edward NJ. Neil, and the bridegroom
Walter Norman Eldredge. Of New-York. The church
xas decorated with flowers and plants. The altar
was lighted. it being a High Church wedding. The
bride wore a white satin gown, with long train. and
her veil was of fine old lace. 1t was worn by her
mother Miss Kate Stuyvesant. a New-York belle.
when she was led TO the altar by Colonel Neil who
a, that time was a member of General Ambrose L.
Rurnsde's staff. The bride walked TO the altar
leaning on the arm of her father. Her sister Miss
Kitty NELL attended her. Neither the bride nor her
sister wore ornaments The best man was f.
Brockholst Cutting, and the ushers were Dudley
Gardner Eldredge. brother of the bridegroom; J.
Nelson Howard. Herbert Livingston Satterlee and
p stuyvesant Pilot. The brdegroom's mother,
Mrs Julia H. Eldredge, and his two sisters and
hrother occupied seats with Mrs. Neil j. Hazard
Wilson played the usual wedding selections After
the ceremony a reception followed at "Longacre,'
the home Of the brides parents, in Beach-st.
BOSTON. Sept 2O-There was celebrated in St.
pauls Episcopal Church, Brookline. to-day one Of
the most brilliant weddings Of the year. The bride
wa, Miss Marie Louise Tudor, daughter OF Frederic
Tudor of Brighton, and the bridegroom was James
Albert Barland. jr. son Of one of New-Yorks
leading business men. The maid OF honor was Miss
Emma Tudor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Garland and the Misses Tudor. The bridegroom
was attended by l.. T. Arnold Of New-I9rk as
hest man The ushers at the church were Frederic
Tudor IT, Henry u. Tudor. Charles L. GaiIan1 OF
NNeS1hofo Of HeWYerk: Charles c. Wills. of Phila
delphis and Robert Emmett ana H. b. "a"u!' Vi
New-York
Poughkeepsie n. V, Sept. 20 (SpeciaD.-There
was brilliant wedding in the Baptist Church In
+l,;c amin ANhp
May Esgleston daughter of A. o. Eggleston, gen
eral roadmaster of the Hudson River Division OF
the New-York Central Railroad. was marriiedc 10
Snars M Ga TBe OF osng g
Rev r. f. Carrier and the Rey Fields heermanced
Invited guests were Nj and MIS- aid waiter Wrs ssm1o
EvisOn, Mr. and Mrs p n ,3 Martin ana vel vel
ton given at the home OF the BRIDES parents
St. Louis. Sept 20 (specaD.-Msa Harriet Stod
dert Turner of this city, was married this even
Ing to Hediey Wears Cooke. Of Denver. at Mari
eta" the suburban home of Captain Thomas l.
Turner the brides father. Owing to the recent
death Of a member of Miss Turner's family the
wedding was private. only the immediate families
being present. Captain Turner and his family nave
social interests Of st. Louis for many years The
bridegroom IS sou OF 'h and d Of Mrs e. r. NJ
IS associated in Denver with the weh-known la"
firm OF Yeaman Parsons
Paris Sept 2o-The marriage OF Miss Flora
Davis. daughter Of John Davis. OF New-York. to
Lord Terence Blackwood youngest son OF the Mar
ouis of Duferin and Ava. British Ambassador TO
France. has been fixed to take place in this city
on October 49, The ceremony will be performed IN
the rector which will oilciate; assisted by CHAP
lain Noyes OF the British Embassy church' Inc
Davis family would have preferred that the wed
ding should have taken place In New-York but the
arrangements for 1t TO be celebrated In Paris were
agreed TO In Difference to the convenience or the
Marquis of Duferns family and Miss Davis
dread Of making transatlantic voyage In the
autumn
The marriage Of Miss Marie Louise Durbrow.
the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs James w.
Durbrow Of No 333 Jenerson-ave.. Brooklyn. 10
Frederic William Barthman jr. OF that CITY, TOOK
place a; O'Clock Tuesday night In 81.
Georges Church, Gates and Marcy aVeS'
The officiating clergymen were the pastor
OF the church. the Rev. Dr. r. II. Harris,
and the Rev Dr. j. d. Bacchus, of the
Church OF the Reformation. Miss Monte Barthman
sister OF the bridegroom, was the maid or honor.
The two bridesmaids were Miss Lulu Black ana
Miss Elberte Armstrong. The bride was aiSo
attended by her little sister. Miss Marion Dur
brow. and Master Grant Burns George ID. sui
ton was best man. The ushers were Charles {.
Alderman. Lincoln Burns. +. G. Thompson CHI
ford Hopkins Albert Perveil. and Louis IRWIN. Inc
wedding reception followed at the nome Oh 'he
prde's parents.
Mr. and Mrs T. b. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. H. Burns MI anu
Mrs George Lawrence Courtney Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry T. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. }. j. DARING
Mr. and Mrs James Davis. Mr. and Mrs. j. Ii.
Fields and Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Wadsworth.
The marriage Of Miss Maude De Angels orny'
the only daughter of Andrew V. Crmy 10 D %
Vreeland was solemnized ut noon Tuesday al the
Hotel Waldorf Only the relatives or the coupie
and few intimate friends were present -
wedding breakfast was served In the as conrse
Mss Emma Bradley, daughter of D. ogden I bIan-
~ president OF the Tarrytown maizena, ar 90 X"
2 Nsssau-st New-York. at Dobbs Ferry, a dnes-
ssy. The maid Of honor was M'S Sas DR. Charles
Knrb he Of Sr Peesk The ushers were George
a. L. Morton. OF Dobbs Ferry; ChaTies II, L wv
vveid Of Brooklyn; Walter Harper hH' 81 81 Rich
arork City. and Herbert Fairfax NoDe' Oh H'e'
The bridegroom rowed in the university crew oil
Miss Annie Loretta Lee. daughter of Mrs. VIII
Am Lee. was married yesterday eItefn M,f,h-st
q Thomas Hayes The Rev Andrew J; Cia mtI,
sne rector of the church. assisted by the rev I'd "a
iss Jackson ofhciated The bride was Miss
cornea Martin and Miss Margaret Hayes. TIN. sro
yer OF the bridegroom. were the bridesmaids. were
rrschael Joyce. William Dooley. FRANK hide,
tank Reilly Patrick Creedon ana .Iy was
held At the home Of the brides mother. No. Zio
The wedding Of Miss Lucy cardaee Pren,se, nna
Vas quietly celebrated Yesterday at the home -, OF
brides mother Mrs Eloise Prentice Tid I,1N IN
consequence OF bereavement in the ia nnr
o. the bride only relatives asked TO the osr
gave b Ins s weadns ss ose
r o. the BRIDE and Miss Edith Bell tn nseG cere
mony me- were ,ne orine a, mr. Richard S.