New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29

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The marriage Of Miss Florence Sands, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. James woodvtle Sands Of Ma
70 East Fifty-slxth-st. to William Hamilton Rus..m
an architect Of this city, was celebrated M roo,
yesterday In st. Thomas's Church, Fifth-ave ana
Fifty-third-st. The church was filled to the door.
with the friends OF the couple. There was a pro
fusion OF white and pink chrysanthemums ana
tall tropical plants In the chance, while on the
handsome altar were two large vases which held
punches OF pink roses The marriage eeremonv
was performed by the cousin Of the bride the Rev
DR.. William Dinsmore Maxon. rector Of Trinity
Church, Utica, who was assisted by the Rev DR.
John Wesley Brown, rector Of st. Thomas's The
bridal party walked up the aisle to the strains A
Sodermans Swedish Wedding March, II was led
by the ushers Robert Alexander Rutherford
Gouverneur Norris Edward De Peyster Liynrston
and William Pierrepont, OF Brooklyn, cousins Of
the bridegroom; Robert Van Boskerck and Fred.
erick Deland Weeks. Behind them walked the four
bridesmaids, Miss Katherine Douglas Miss Georrette
Kidd, Miss Anna Rutherford Peabody a niece a
the bridegroom, and Miss Florence Hi.dreth at.
tired alike In rose-colored satin, made with small
close-ftting collars Of ermne fur and wearing iarrs
hats trimmed with pink roses and tips of the same
color. They each carried bouquet Of pink roses
Miss Jessie Murchisen, the maid of honor in =
similar costume, walked ahead Of the bride, who
escorted by her father The bridal robe was
of heavy white satin, made with long, full train
and trimmed with old lace The veil was also Of
lace and was held in place with several diamond
stars, crescents and large sunburst Of dia-
monds. She carried large bouquet of lilies Of the
valley. Augustine Munroe attended the bridegroom
best man. Mr. Russell gave to each of the
ushers and his best man a handsome diamoul
circlet scarf pin.
There was no general reception after the cere-
mony. The breakfast which followed at the home
of the brides parents for the members Of
the bridal party Among the guests at the church
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. lie Grand Cannon, Mra
George Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hooker Hamersey.
Mrs. Edward f. Sands. Miss Edith Sands Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy r. Pyne, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barclay Parsons. Mrs. Robert Livingston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Peabody, Mrs. Archibald Russell
mother Of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ziegler, Robert G. Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
b. HIllhouse. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewis
Morris.
In the Red Room at Delmonicos, at $50 o'clock
last evening. Miss Jennie Ross. daughter of Samuel
Ross, OF No. 81 East Seventy -hfth-st was married
to s. Stern, Of this city. The Rev. Kaufman
Koeher Of the Temple BETHEL. was the officiating
clergyman. The bride a gown OF white satin
and point lace and tulle VEIL She was attended
by two little neccs of the bridegroom Blanche
Stern and Hortense WE'LL. who dressed In
pretty costumes Of white silk and carried punches
OF pink chrysanthemums. Emanuel Wolfsheimer.
Of Baltimore, best man. The ushers were the
cousin OF the bridegroom. SIMON Stern. s. Wolfen-
STEM cousin of the bride; ans the brdegrooms
two brothers. Louis Stern and MOI Stern.
reception, dinner and dance followed in the rail-
room.
pretty wedding took place at o'clock yes
terday afternoon In st. Jamess Protestant Epis-
copal Church. Madson-ave. and Seventy-hrst-st.
The bride Miss Louise Hamilton the only
daughter of f. Luther Hamilton, and the bride.
he
was performed by the Rev. Dr. L. NJ. Van Bokkelen,
rector OF st. Thomas's Church, at Mamaroneck.
assisted by the Rev. Cornelius b. Smith. the rector
of ST. James's Church. Miss Martha Jacob sister
OF the bridegroom, was maid OF honor The best
man was Leonard Jacob. brother Of the BRIDE
groom. Stanley Dwight, Grant La Fargo, Charles
A. Appleton and Alfred L. Cauchois were the
ushers Some of the guests at the church and the
reception. which was small and was held at the
home Of Mr.. Hamilton, No. So West Fifty -nnth-st..
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacquelin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry De Coppet. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Doubleday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Jacob. James NJ. Constable.
Mrs. J. II. Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Read jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hotchkiss Mr.. and Mrs
John Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jacob. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Chubb Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jacob
Mr. and Mrs Laurent Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Adolphe Low and Mr.. and Mrs. Moranse. Of AL
bany Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob after trip Will give
Mrs Henry Clay Beecher. daughter Of the late
G. NJ. Snow who at one time financial editor
her home. No East ty-tnird.st. to DR.. Charles
Inslee Pardee. The Rev. DR.. r. Heber Newton.
rector OF All Souls Protestant Episcopal Churcns
the ceremony. Only relatives were pres
emit. as Mrs. Beecher is in mourning for her daugn'
ter. ~
Miss Gertrude leila Carnrick daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Carnrick, will be married at
0 clock this evening" In All Souls Protestant Epis-
copal Church. Madison-ave. and Sixty-sixth-st' 70
Emile Baumgarten. reception Will follow at the
home OF the brides parents. In Park-ave.
The wedding OF Miss Jennie Dykeman. daushteE
Of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dykeman, OF No III
Berkeley Place. Brooklyn. and Charles W. Won
Claim will take place this evening In the German
Evangelical Church. -, d,
Congres sman Horton Bower. OF Lenor. ~ G..
was married yesterday afternoon to Miss Annie
Louise Multhauer, at the home OF her uncle. James
NJ Wendell, No. 533 Summer-ave.. Newark Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev. John s. NIL
ler rector Of the House OF Prayer. The wedding
was private because OF recent death In the house.
hold Mr.. Bower attended by w. w. scott
correspondent Mr.. and Mrs Bower
left Newark for a trip through New-Ensiand ana
Canada. 5000 49,, =.
San Francisco, Nov 2s-Miss Villa Dick OF Inc
danapolis niece OF Archbishop Purcell. OF Cincin-
natl has been quietly married to Lawrence Nip
we'll known attorney OF this city and grandson ot
the late Bishop Kip who was the first Protestant
nishn Of