New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
UEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Work O!cott
daughter Of Henry Ocott, TO John Preniss Browhc
Ing formerly Of Coopersiown y. " took place yester'
day afternoon, at o'clock, In the fith ANehue
Ir,.byt rrian Church The Rev. Dr. John Hall. pastor
Of The church. ofciaed The bride entered the church
with her mother, who gave her away. she wore
gown Of white satin, made In the prevailing fashion
and trimmed with Of point lace Her veil WIS OK
point lace and she carried bouquet OF lilies VI t'e
valley and white orchids. The maid OF hohor' MISS
Eleanor Mulllgan, and the bridesmaids Miss Georsina
Work. Miss Alice Work, cousins OF the bride Miss
Anita Levin Miss Lille Bell. Miss Elena HartsAornc
and Miss Fannie Lord all wore pretty gowns OF whne
silk brocaded with pink roSebuds ana wide-onhmea
I.ghora hats, wraned with roses. Ihey carried
lars. clusters of Baroness Rothschild roses. AVeru'
Morgan William J. McKim. Theodore e.. BroWH ,nu
brother Of the bridegroom; Daniel r Wlnsio%'
Dr. Henry sill and t,, iisnry w W. man mari
rr %s at the hone of Mrs John linton Work,
the brides grandmother. 10 n.ri The BRIDEGROOM
~ ,oung LAWYER of this city. Ills grandfather.
John IT. irrntss. was for many years owner r am
nsh.d at Coop.rstown. Otscgo County. Ills grand
uncle samuel H. rcnti's while senator ron M N h,i
mont, widely known for hi, support OF me OH,
making appropriations for losses occasioned by tr.nea
spoIallons PRIOR 10 800 samuel pr%n,s was o aS3
IN the District of Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs Brown.
INK ch last night for a trip TO Ehicaso;; NJ, hmons
iIrnr2 WORK. Mrs. Bnrl. Roche Mr.. and Mrs;
Cooper Hewitt. Frank Work. George WORK. Mr. anu
y. H.: Mrs = q. Browning, the bridegrooms mother.
Mr. ana Mrs Carleton Is. Pierce. Miss BrownihS Oh
Lawrence. J.. l.. Mr. and Mr. James lbah.r. Wri
Lansing .,oorc MIR. ard Mrs. 1. W. FOLSOM ana sr'
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Virginia Sands to Joseph
Il. de Ia Mar VIII take place on Thursday afternoon:
MAY l.. 1T the Church OF he Heavenly Rest lho
reception viii follow a >hcirys; ,..,-. ,,ouor "a
Henry ID. Lockwood will take place on June IL
AT Church Of the Heavenly Rest. The reception
will follow AT the home Of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Molei, No. "a Eas, seventy seconds.
Johnson. granddaughter OF nradl,h Johnson, 20
Robert G. Townsend son of Edward VI: I9wilseh h
came Mrs. Edward NJ Townsend. Robert c. Towns.
end Is u son of Elward VI. Townsend 10y MS hrst
nnrriag-.
Miss H. Elsie w. Mackie and John Gchrlst, both
OF Hlyonnc " j., were married yesterday afternoon
In the presence Of fashionable gathering at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church. OF unt city.
mony. schuyler l. '. Mackie, brother Of tho
bride. gave his sister away Henry Alexander.
OF New York city. was the best man. The nshers
were Robert GilchrS Robert j. ID. Macke and Charles
/. q. Mackic, of Bayonnc. and Williamson Ihomas,
OF Elizabeth. \ travelling gown was worn by the
bride.
\ pretty home wedding was celebrated ~ the
parsonage OF Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Jersey
,1ty Heights, last evening the contracting parties
being Etwin \. AmeN OF Woodbridge, n. j., and
pastor Of the church. The ceremony was performed
10y the Rev. sanford Hunt. Of the Methodist Book
of honor WAS Miss Ncttic Ludwig. OF New-lork city:
who was attlscd in Nile green India SIX anu
carried bouquet OF pink roses. The brides Dress
was Of white India silk trimmed with Duchesse lace
and ribbons. The veil WAS Of white Illusion; Inc
bride carried houqne If lilies of the valley ana
bridal roses. The best man WAS BENJAMIN nc.
Nul,y Of Woodl ridge. \. i. The u>hers were clyde
md e. Il. Vosburgh, Of NewYork.