New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-26
WEDDINGS.

Duer to Joseph Larocque, Jr, was celebrated al
noon Yesterday Grace Church. in the presence OF
. large and fashionable assemblage. The bride
arrived at the church promptly at noon, and it was
q few minutes later when. leaning on the arm OF
ber father she walked up the middle aisle TO the
chanceL where she was met by the bridegroom
who was accompanied by his best man, LOUIS
Iarocoue his brother. The bride wore gown OF
white satin made with full skirt and long train
and trimmed with duchess lace. The veil of point
lace WAS fastened with several small diamond pins
and coronet of orange blossoms. She carried bou
ouet O. white roses and lilies of the valley. she
,vas attended by two bridesmaids. her sister. MISS
Alice Duer and Miss Adele Larocque the sister OF
the bridegroom The ushers were Robert LIVING
sion Stevens. Lyman r. Colt H. Marion Ward
Frederick w. Eeasby. of Newark; Baucei La
Fargo and A. Gordon Norrie. The Rev. Dr. Will
lam r. Huntington. the rector of the church' as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. David II. Greer. the rector
Of St. Bartholomew, performed the cere-
mony which was followed by reception
and wedding breakfast, served by Pinard. at Inc
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duer, No. 4i6 Madson-aVe
All the relatives and most intimate friends OF the
two families were invited to the house Among
the guests at the church and house were Mrs war
ren Saxton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Duer Mrs. H.
Deb Parsons. Miss Gertrude Barclay, Miss Sophie
Mlnton Miss Eleanor Robinson. Miss Belts. Mr..
and Mrs. H. LeGrand Cannon Mrs. FREDERICK IL.
BENEDICT Mrs J. Frederic Kernochan. Miss Euretta
field Mrs Richard Walach Miss Barger T.. y.
Taller Mrs Frederic r. Coudert. Mrs. George W..
Pell, Mrs. Newbold lie Roy, Sir Roderlck Cameron
the Misses Cameron. Mrs Austin CorDn' MlSS
Annie Corbin. Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Miss Elsie
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CarrolI, MIS- Ethah
Allen. Philip Bernhard. Eliot Gregory Mrs James
hartman. Miss Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Herbert Matthew Aston Wilks. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Oracle King Mr. and Mrs John X. Van Rens-
seaer and j. A. Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Duer wore
a handsome gown Of silver-Gray SILK, trimmed with
white lace and a close-ftting bonnet to match.
Miss Caroline Duer was attired in costume Of
beet-red silk. trimmed with fur
An interesting wedding look place at ) O'Clock
yesterday afternoon in the Protestant Episcopal
Church of All Saints, West End-ave and Eighty
first-st The bride was Miss Sylve Laure De
Long the only child of Licutenant-Commander
George Washington De Long, the Arctic explorer,
and the bridegroom, DR.. Walter Sands Mills. of
Stamford. Conn. The marriage ceremony which
was performed by the rector, the Rev De lancey
Townsend was accompanied by full choral SER
vice. The bride. who is a pretty brunette, was
escorted 10 the chanCel and given away by her
uncle James A. Wotton. She wore a beautiful gown
of white satin. covered with white silk muslin and
elaborately trimmed with point lace Her veil OF
point lace. which was worn by her mother when
she was married TO Commander De Long on ooafd
of the United States ship Shenandoah. IN the mar
Dor of Hdyre, France, twenty-five years ago. was
caught up with wreath of orange blossoms She
also wore a pendant of diamonds and pearls, a
present from the bridegroom. In her right mana
she carried loose bunch of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and a prayer book used by her 1ather Ill
,ha Arctic regions Miss Edna Lane
was the maid of honor. William T. Johns OF this
city. attended the bridegroom best man. The
ushers were DR.. Harrington Whippe. of Portland.
Me: Clinton Fisher of Stanford Charles Wilder
and Robert Mills, brother of the bridegroom. a
large reception followed at the home OF the orde
mother, No. 324 West Eghty-ninth-st Among inc
quests invited were Chief Engineer Melville OF the
United States Navy: Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Towns
bend Nine de Reau. of Paris, who came to New
York expressly to attend the wedding Countess Won
Linden Mr. and Mrs August Richard. Mrs. Henry
Hoguet Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Clark, Mr.. ana MRS
George G. Williams. DR.. and Mrs. Emerson the
Misses Tompkrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Brown
Miss Brown Mr. and Mrs. Fellows. Mr.. and Mrs
Zoos Mrs Hartman Mr. and Mrs. William Wot-
ton Mrs. William A. Budd, Miss Westervet. Mrs
James A. Wotton and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wotton.
The brides grandfather Captain James A. Wotton.
commanded the first American steamship which
entered the port of Havre. France. DR.. NILS Is
a veteran of the It'll Regiment and a graduate OF
Harvard. Dr. and Mrs Mills will live in STAN
ford
One of the prettiest Of yesterdays weddings was
that OF Miss Edith Draper a daughter OF the
late JONN II. Draper, one VI tHe HiO9N I'f"'"'
and best known men in polite circles in New-N ork
and Louis Vaughan Clark young business man
OF this city and formerly OF st. Louis. which TOOK
place at 3 O'Clock in the chantry Of Grace Church
Less than 100 persons present at the ceremony
and only those persons whose names were on lsts
held by the ushers-Charles Clark of St. Louis
n brother Of the bridegroom. and w. Barke Henry
OF Philadelphia-were admitted into the building
The bride was given away by her brOther-in-law
Dr. William May, OF Washington. Her gown was
OF white satin trimmed with silver embroidery and
lace and her veil of point lace. which was effect
lively arranged, and fastened to her head with a
large diamond star. present from the bride
groom's father. She also wore bracelet OF dia
rlonds gift from the bridegroom. There were
no bridesmaids or maid of honor. William Goldman
WAS best man. The Rev. DR. William r. Hunt
tngton oflicated. a small reception held after
ward at the home of the brides mother No. Y;
East Thrty-sixth-st Among the guests
were: Mrs f. Burd Grub. Miss Grub
Mrs. Valentine Bacque. in purple velvet
Mrs. Clarence Dinsmore in black MORE and blue
velvet: Mrs Daniel T. Worden. in steelgray- striped
silk; Mrs Frederick II. Benedict. the Misses Brook
man. Mrs. James Tolfree. in black silk, trimmed
with white lace: Miss Tolfree. In black cloth and
beet-red velvet: Miss Sallie Brown, In rich gowr
of gray bengaline and silver; Miss May Calendar
Miss DE Forest Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs. jane
Andariese Mrs James Hartman. Mrs Felowes
Davis Miss Davis Miss Helen Schuyler Hurry
and her afianced. W. Nandevoort Draper; Mrs
Alfred Youngs the Misses Cameron, X Mcleod
Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. John Van SchaicK oddie
Mr. and Mrs r. Burnett Baldwin. Mr.. ana Mrs
Frederick Halsey Mr. and Mrs. George Decker
Mrs William Field, Miss Field. Miss Lynch. Mis'
Maude Leland and Mrs Henry de Copret- Mr.
Clark has taken his bride to Canaua. iher pro
posed trip TO Europe has been abandoned.
Miss May Frances Gordon, eldest daughter o
Edward Gordon was married at O'Clock yes'erda!
morning. in the Church Of St. Paul the Apostle u
DIR Charles O. Rice Of this city The hup'ai mas
and marriage ceremony were conduc'eu ny III
Rev John J. Hughes. assisted by 'he rev, =" ''''"
,.,as Miss Lillian Gordon, her young sister wa
,h maid of honor John Ridneau. OF FLUSHING
q, was best man. The ushcrs were behJanli
I,,ars,t Francis Monaghan. John DAVIS anu Jo,
bsvidson a wedding breakfast followed d. III
Hotel Lincoln.
Mica Mary Craven Thomae daughter OF tne Ia.
Henry X Thomae. of Brooklyn. was niar'iinu n