New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WEDDINGS:

The beautiful house OF Theodore "a ' -, ~,
GA Madison-avc., was the scene !'S''N' 10 - ,h.
tho most notable weddings OF the s'"' ' rho con.
est beautiful weddings In many s"so"N' , ,,ar,o
"' - ro MIC fourth daughter MISS 'l'''
,,uorar ond Perry Tiffany, heP"o"
,ucpst belmont and "A grandson oi 'o ria
,us father George Tiffany, died SONY nna,,o,r
snral display was On uh"Su' , ,,r, ,,,.,.,
Outside of the house, In the '0 ,, cu.d
,,s and hvdraugcas. ana the N
with polms daisies and nZa''> III 80 ,, -, ,,o
- ., u,cs Of the valley ana ro''S J"H' ~ nv
S'io'n ~ r,,,,lc steps The great nan WAS
"'"u " ,;lor flower, and over TIE 'h''i" '"s""
,,..v which leads 10 the co"a''>'''o'H %
" =, roses and lilies. M orch'Hu" VI nv,
- conducted by Victor ll'r''F' WIS N' VI
a. a., ne, gallery, and a. the pi1u'i parry '' 49,
III INV "'' ,iruov the cathedral music lroH'
,o,cncrtn, was played. Inc Dfiu'i p'o~''o' "N
io"'nsn ,be ballroom, where the ceremony was
,,or,ormed under canopy vi "i''e SUM , I,.ra
',,,,or,,d BY columns Of onyx ana soi'' INV
'"'0' Archbishop Corrlgan was waiting To perform
Ni ,oce His assistants were Father SHN'9'i
,,,,. and Father Charles Cotton Inc man
...c. ceremony was preceded by bnei 'uuIv''
tho Young pair by the Archbishop. Inv
ia. entered the room with her fathcr INV WY
,.b Gown Of heavy white satin, almost 'o>"'' W.
,, lace The cOrsage lhgh AT tle h'cN "''"
,,rnod with point lace. The VEIL also Oh pon''
lila hv some superb diamond stars and humer-
w. diamond ornaments We're worn on the 'o'N'1'
=, ,ho GOWN Just I'm front OF the briu' "''c m
hridcsmalds Miss Lille OeirchS, hcr COUSIN "
I.pn,e Tiffany sister Of the bridegroom MISS Ho'"
p,,ter and Miss Dora IIavtmeyer. the "eN'
,,.,er OF the bride. They were dressed Ill pun '"'
and chiffon and carried bouquets OF p'rpe '
rhev wore at the corsagc of their gown pearl an"
diamond dagger pins. the brides GIT INV ~ 's
,,-sccded The bridesmaids. They were leihoh' ~
t,nv. a brother of the bridegroom: olNor Dri'"o''
his cousin: Worth!ngton WhitehorSc ana in'0u "
uavemcycr ir. The bridegroom ana ms VS. ~
h. cousin william Tiffany, awaited the Dfiu' Il. Wv
oI,or While receiving the bone lc'ioh 'hc pan H
on 4, beautiful prie deu OF white ana eo''' "
y. The ceremony WAS over the orchestra piyeu Tue
,.od,c,io, IN the second act OF LOhcngrn NlIiaHh
Nuu,con WAS at the organ. After CONGRATULATIONS
we're paid n buffet luncheon was served Ill NV "'''
room In the middle OF the bullet WAS an "'""00
tree laden with fresh blossoms. AROUND us DIS '
a mound OF lilies OF the valley ihio"s"o"' Wv
snernoon there was a capital programme Of music
At 4 80 o'clock the Young par leI' io' -"
mevcr country pace. Mountain side, at Mah""h' ~
! whore the HONEYMOON will be sp'nt. That house
was beautifully decorated with hOW'r'' aS was INV
town house. 10y oicbiccht a WadleN.
The gifts sent were magnificent. They were h''
shown at the wedding Mr. and MIS- liavcin"N'r
gave their daughter several pieces OF SILVER pl'' anu
n complete outfit of table and house linen. MI '''
from her Younger brothers and sisters there WAS the
small silver for the dinner table. Perry Belmont
sent diamond tiara and there were pieces "f )'Wcri
frnm nearly every member Of the Belmont ianlN'
The only people invited were th"'r Who wiii''N-'
the ceremony. There were about tiic' hulurcl fuN''
N ALL the Newport and Country club contingent Dlh9
we'll represented. Among them were Ei-h"p ana
Mrs Potter Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer Mr. ARD Mrs
L. c. Potter, Mr. and Mr.. August Belmont. Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Ocrchs Mr.. and Mrs. e. /. liavemcycr.
Mrs. Paran stevens. Mr. and Mrs. William JAY, MI
and Mrs = :. Rowland Mrs. George Tiffany. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Mr.. ana Mrs. Jane kernochan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John rloodgood, IT,. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry sloanc. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Marin, Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Howard
Mr. and Mrs CCrilandt Moss Miss Mos. Mr.. and
Mrs De Lancey Kane. Mr. and Mr.. Adrian lscln.
IT,, Isaac I-elin. l.teI MARI Norman Whiicho,>c.
the Misses Sands. Living ION I'oclnan. Nj. and Mr..
William sans Mr.. and Ms W. Eutl'r Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs II. o. Havemeyer, Miss Garcia Livingston.
Hamilton Carey Miss Carey. Mr. Mrs J. VI.
J. {. Furnan, 4. -. Beach, Mrs. \. :.
Hewitt Miss Eleanor Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. cooper
Hewitt Mr.. ana Mrs. ". G. Tiffany, Mr. and Mr..
Loyd Bryce, Robert Potter, Julian Potter the Misses
Cameron. Woodbury. Kane. Mcleod Cameron. Mis-
Baldwin. C. {. Baldwin. ir.. j. Roman baldwin.
]. W. Appleton. F. Appleton smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Butler Duncan.
The wedd NJ of Miss Elizabeth lioUghlon Aithen,
Charles Hudson Eull took place last evening ~ the
home Of the brides mother. No. 1O3 Mad, on-ave.
The Rev Dr. J. Wesley Crown. rector Of S. Thoma''s
iurch, Oihcia'cG The bride was given away bN her
uncle. Governor Il. I. Eeg'. Of Delaware She
wore a gown OF white satin trimmed with point lace.
Miss Lille Ailken, sister Of the bride, was the maid
Of honor. She II gown Of white corded six, com
lined with yellow satin. The best william
b. Aiken brother Of the blIdc. TIE n,her' were
n.tn - ILL.,,
and J. 4. Brouwer, ir. \ snail reception followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Bun have gone On a Western trip
There q pretty wedding yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the house OF Addison Cammacl, 40 .,
East siXtyseventhst.. when Nil Violet Victoria
IIildrcth, sister OF Mrs. tammack. married 10
Chapman II. Hyams, jr, OF New-Oileans. The c"re-
mony performed by the Rev. DR.. j. Wesley
Brown, rector OF ST. Thomas Church. in the drawing
room. where temporary altar erected ana
surrounded by flowers and palms. Til" bride who J.
an unusually pretty girl. wore quaint gown ~
white brocadcd SATIN embroidered with seed pearls.
The skirt made full and fOunccd with lace, and
the sleeves were pulled. ard the waist WAS finished
with deep ruiic of point lace. I'll" tule veil Wa
held By diamond sunburst. The bride also wore
beautiful necklace OF pearls, the gift " the bride
crOoms mother. and wreath OF fresh orange bios
SONS, which had been sent from the south. The
bridesmaids Miss Florence IIildrcth sister OF
the bride, and Miss Mabel Watson. one was dressed
In pink brccadc and the other In lavender br0c1de,
made in the 1850 style The best man was Frederick
y. Wa,riss of Chicago. The ushcrs were John {.
Powers. OF Rochester: Ingcrsoll Amory, Hugh Whitney
and Daniel W. Shea, all OF Boston. The best mar
and ushers. as we'll the bridegroom were graduated
from Harvard University In The class Of 1-J2. The
hridegrooms father is OF the firm OF Moore d llyams
a prominent banking house OF Ncw-Orlcans After
the ceremony there was reception. An elaborate
luncheon was served by sherry. Among the guests
were Mt. and Mrs. George l.. French. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clinton, The Misses Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel I. WOrden Miss Worden Mrs. Bolton Hail.
Mi. and Mrs. Frederick IIal,ey Mr.. and Mrs. John
Greenough, Mrs. J. W. How, Mrs j. u. Houston, Miss
Houston, Mrs. Walter H. Lewis, Miss Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. u. Parsons, Mrs. Arthur TwOmbly. Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marie
G. &. baldwin jr Mrs. J. T. Attcrbury, Mr. and Mrs
J. de Neufvie. Miss Charlotte Pcll. Miss Gurnce,
Mrs. u. Augustus Field. Miss Field r. Pcarsall
AllA