New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CO1ME.

daughter Of stephen Il. French, ex-Comtn'sso'''' "
Police, to William Clarence Cox, TOOK Pia'o -
Yesterday Mt the home OF the bridcs l'''''' to
boulevard and Onehundrcd and for'leth's'' 's
flowers and American beauty roses U'i Pom ,
beautiful ferns were effectively arranged ana s'oup.n
T., do ,ar,ors roous and Railways OF the house winch
is delightfully."- situated. the upper WINDOWS ,nr
fine view OF the Hudson River. In 'he ui"""e
room where the marriage ceremony was PER- -,
by the Rev. sprue Burlord, the r'''o ona
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the lh'efo'sso'' w
hundred and iity-eghthst. and western "o"'
there was beautiful decoration oil VIM Viii, ,he
lilies of the valley and cxotics, when c"N' vi
mantels and filed the corners OF the IOoh' 90
French WAS escorted into The room by her '''
who gave her away. She was attreu III i 81,
~ white satin the skirt icing made Win lo"o ~
and draped with point lace, fcSioohcu 'n' a.,
blossoms The white title veil was caught up wa
a nnmher OF diamond pins, gifts from Mrs. fI'h'"'
and Il bolf.coronet Of orange blossoms y I'i''
necklace of pearls and diamonds present lro"' Va,
hridorroom was also worn by the bride. VINO c'r'''u
, whit. kld.bound prayer book Instead oil ue '''i
vcn,ional bouquet. Miss Jessica 'Hcley' "''o WIZ
herself in a few days be bride, and Miss Ana 'oN'
sister Of the bridegroom, were the brldesmau'' any,
were dressed in petty costumes oil WIN" cr'p anu
mink so,jn trimmed with lace, made with unbre''a
SHIRTS and big full sleeves. Each wore white S"""
hat Of the poke shape trimmed with pink oS'"ch
t,h. and each carried a basket OF Catharlhe
Mermet roses.
william J. OConnor attended the bridegroom Us
hest man. The ushers We're the hro'hers Vi "
bride Lester French and Charles Palmer Mt
French the brides mother, assisted her da"sn'''
in recejyinc at the reception which followed inc
o,,o,v Mrs. French wore a beautiful gown OF
no,o lavender brocadc trimmed with point lace, ana
- closchttng bonnet TO match Mrs. cox "i'
mother OF the bridegroom, was a'ircd IN costume
Of mouvc satin and lace. Among the guests at
tb> ceremony reception and breakfast were Mt. anu
Mrs John H. Starin Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.
pott ex-Cocctor and Mrs. joel Il. Erhardt, koper'
Cutting Mr. and Mrs. George w. Cotterill. Mr.
and Mrs Elhu Root. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs sherman II. knevas. Colonel ana MIS-
Robert c. Ingersoll, General ana Mrs. george shur'
JudCe Ingraham, Mrs. W. ii. Bowl Pau u"
ChaIllu. Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Edson Mr.. ara MIS-
r sewen Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Livingston
~. Surrogate Daniel G.. Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
shroys Mr. and Mrs. Charles p Holmes, Mr.. and
vrs Locke W. Winchester. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Corro,l Judce and Mrs DAILY. Mr. and Mrs Na'hah
Snclcy and Police Commissioner and MIS- Johh NC
Claye Mr. Cox who Is son OF, Jennings > 'oN'
wbo IS a partner I'm the Wall street house OF john
n. Davis & Coz has taken his BRIDE 10 'Hc"ho'
where the young people VIII pass Il part o' INV
honeymoon. ,
The Church OF The Heavenly Rest. Fifth
avo and Forty -ffthst., was The scene
last evening OF the marriage OF Miss Lacy ihl"e'h
Burrows. only daughter Of Mr. and MIS-. \. ~ H.
urrrovs q, Nvack. TO Irving Mclean shaw. The Rex,
Franklin Rabbit. rector Of the Protestant fP'S'op''
Church at Nyack performed the ceremony a'Sia''
by the rector OF the Heavenly Rest, the Kew u ~
Parker Morgan. Miss Mary Louise shaw sister o'
,be bridogroom was the maid Of honor. The brides
maids were Miss Luln Pppcry and Miss May ZIP
pcrv These three young women wore dresses vi
mink satin and chiffon combined. The bFd" wore
handsome gown Of white satin ana point lace ana
white tulle veil held In place with wreath "i "F"s
,ossoms william West Shaw attended his brother
az host man. The ushers were IN" two COUSINS VI
the bridegroom. Frank d. AmcS and Frederick ""s
| NocDonald Walter II. Quick. Albert L. Clifford Fran"
VI. knight and DR.. Henry II. Tyson jr Their" was
no reception after the ceremony. but In snort 'h'
| after Mr. and Mrs. Shaw have returned from 'h'r
| honcvmoon trip the bridcgroomS mother. MIS- H.
| Mclean Shaw. will give reception in th''r hoho'
| at her home No. 10 West ftythird-st
| Al noon Yesterday Miss Grace Isabel Tones. the
| daughter Of Mrs A. Fuller Tones. OF No. 2'' La
favette-avc Brooklyn. was married In the LalaNe''e
| ave PRESBYTERIAN Church. to Edward warner Ai'h'
| Of Drooklvn The Rev. DR.. Theodore L. 'uvicr per
| formed the marriage ceremony OF 'he iT'"S""'
Fnjscon,l church. Henry Allen brother OF III" bride
| nnoor, ,ros hast man The uShcrs John
Andrews. II. F. Hewlett. Augustus L. Williams AUS
burn Towner J. Mccoy Williams and William CHAP
man. tr OF Washington. a cousin OF the BRIDE. MISS
Rutb Allen sister OF the bridegroom. wearing COS
tune OF the 1880 period, Of white SIX musilh' WIS
| the maid OF honor Miss Flora Harris OF Johnson
| CITY Tenn, and Miss Lucy skinner, OF brooNi' H.
| ucro the bridesmaids They dresses OF WEI"
h,Cor made with large sleeves Of corn-col)rcd SIX
ond each carried a bouquet OF yellow roses. Mr. ana
| Mrs Allen will hold their reception nj thelr ne"
house No. $50 washngTon-a ave, on their return from
| Tennessee.
Mrs. Frances Scott Naylor. the widow Of Henry
Noylor was married at 9 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
he
| pcrachah Mission on West Thirty -sccond-st The
ceremony performed in the chapel Of the MISSION
which was established by the bride and her first nus
| band Mr.. Nayor. The officiating clcrgymen were the
Rev stephen H. Merritt Of the Jane Street Mc'homs'
EPISCOPAL Church. the Rev. Benjamin y. Tsler,
Church Of the Holy Disciples. and the Rev ]. Il.
WILSON, Of the Gospel Tabernacle. The bride walked
| in with the bridegroom the sunday schol children
| sang appropriate wedding hymn. Thc Dfid'
wore a gown OF gray silk trimmed with rose coiored
| satin and IA bonnet TO correspond. She carried
bouquet Of pink and white Miss jessie shields,
in a gown Of white silk trimmed with white satin
ribbons and a large white lace hat. was the maid OF
honor. Augustus Ienck, brothcf Of the bridegroom.
was best man. The ushers. all members o. me
T aaTT N Tsrs rDV Wam N c " e"rgc sc
Thomas Caperon William James and George Barley;
| palms and immediately after the ceremony re-
ccpion for few Of The Intimate friend, OF ne couple
followed at the home OF the bride. No. BOG West
Fifty sixthst, -, d.. D,r c.o.n LATHAM. ono
The marriage OF the Rev. George a. IOttonc, one
| Of the assistant ministers at Grace Church. ard Mis-
Anna rlswold Tying, daughter OF the Rev. Dudley A.
TvnC Of Philadelphia. Is announced to take place in
| Grace Church at noon on Thursday, June g. The
Rev Dr. william X. Huntington the rector OF Grace
| Church. will probably oiicatc.
| Miss Lucy Hamilton Warner, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James d. Warner, Of 80. 100 Baliic-s Brook
lyn will be married on Thursday OF next week to
| Henry ID. Tyler
lie wedding of Miss Ella Curtis dc Nit. daughter
Sixy.eighth-st, TO Charles Warren Ten Br0eck will
| take place on the evening OF June l. and Will ~ fol-
| lowed by a large reception.
| There will be number OF prominent weddings in
| Yonkers during June On June 9. at noon, the Rev.
| Ernest de Frcmery Mel and Miss Marion Scribner.
| daughter OF q. Hilton Scnbner. will be married at
! ST. Paul's Church. On the evening OF june William
Henry Garrett and Miss Lizzie Pcene, daughter OF
George Peenc will be united in marriage, AT the home
of the brides parents. In North broadway Another
lime wedding will be that OF DR.. Charles ". Ackcr-
| man. OF NewYork. and Miss Annie Laura Kipp, at
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Kipp at No. 157
| Warhu