New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
wrDDTNGS PAST AND TO COME

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voc n simple wedding in the Chantry of
~. church yesterday at noon. when Miss Bertha
0'a. ..r,t, lie Ban, L dlughter OF Nicholas LIE Iau
,ado,Ichter OF Commodore Vanderbilt. was
"a ,.a 70 g. Morgan Brown. Of Boston. The cere
m" ,os pcrformed by the Rev. DR.. William II.
mon, ,,rcton. rector Of Grac. Church. Tho bride
quay by her brothcrin-law. T.. Tiffany Over.
e"m not attended 10y bridesmaids. Her handsome
s"' ,,- own OF white satin hrocadc almost
"d with a we'll of point lace. The best man
w W. ~ Traycrs Gray There were ONLY two rshcrs.
vs. ,rmar qnd Edward Cabot Wilde. Only a limited
her Of relatives were present In the chantry during,
49, cererony. The wedding breakfast followed at
:, catherine. Nadis0naVe ard lt1yhirdst.
W" - the guests were Captain Jacob Vanderbilt
w. lame, McNlmcc. the Misses McNamcc. Mr..
- Mrs JAMES Morris Mr.. g.. Morgan Browne.
~" ,,.r Of thc bridegroom Mrs. William ThOrnc. Miss
Ill; King Mr.. end Mrs. EGccn" Bcis. Mr.. y.
ssrorv pycr Mr.. and Mrs. johl ~ iladdcn. jr. Mrs.
a., id torrance. Nj ANA Mrs. JAMES Henry Ward.
- : All,n. Clarence barker. Miss BESSIE Clf.
g. and N.Y.. y. cr,cv EGgrr. Mr. and Mrs. Gorlnm
,,ahord q rOSt,n; Mrs. H. W. Gray. Mis- Maria
-, d. -,uyycsant Morris. DR.. Lewis Morris. Mr..
IN. Mr.. Martin N''"i'>' T. H. ''""' anu rr"''N
,rcrcws
4, -, T,nra,S Church. Fifhavc and Fifty-third-
LIS, evening ct 80 O'Clock. Miss Elizabeth
,r,.tn Tno'ul son. daughter o. ex-Govcrnor Hu:l
~bna.p~on. Of South Carolina. married 30
,mc, ,,r.cr Iachrr. lawyer o. t'.is city. TIE
p,y Dr. =. Me-. !,lOwn. rector of the church,
crn.cd re lr;ic vas attended hv her sister.
w.s Caioinc Thompson. Tie ret man was Lieutenant
,.r,. H. OrNcr. The ushciS Willongh'v Sharp.
= cor.lm Cary Ilmicin,nn and +. u. McKenncy.
+, ,,spinn foowcd at the hoaic cf the bride, par
ort. 49, - Fast li;,~ lird-st. twong the guests
re Mr. and Mrs J. VI. Thompson. II. :. Thompson
In md Mr., ". NJ. Polk. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Tuck
,r and Ms. Daniel :. Lamont. Mr. ard Mrs. W. L.
r,.rboIn and Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Fairchild Mr..
end Mrs 2achry. after trip OF several weeks. will
1.-Two AZ No. III West Fifycighih-st.
Tho wedding Of Miss Catherine Flower, n daughter
A, John D. Flower ana niece of Governor Flower.
N Ira A. Klpp. r.. of this city. took place yesterday
.nornoou at 4 80 o'clock In ST. Jantss Church.
uodi,on.ave and seventy lrSt-st. The chancc OF
,be church Handsomely decorated with palms ana
Aowers The bride entered the church with her
father She beautiful gown OF white satin,
the high colSagc Of which was ruhied with point
lace and embroidered with pearls The pulled sleeves
xerp made close at the wrists The bridal veil CT
tulls was held with coronct Of orange blossoms and
acme diamond pins. A praycrbook was carried in
,,.co n, "A bouqnct. Miss MAY Flower sister Of
The bride the maid Of honor wore Il gown made Ill
the ouaint old style Of fifty years ago, OF White SILK
and brocade. 4 wldcbrmmcd leehorn hat was worn
a., tb,s GOWN The bridesmaids Miss Ethel Howe
Miss c. schencS, Miss Edith Sterling Miss Rose Mil
mine Miss Caroline shelley and Miss Anna Elliott
all wore gowns OF yellow. made like that of the
maid Of honor Charles II. Jewett, jr was the best
man. The ushers were y. NJ. Flower. brother of the
BRIDE De Mott Marsellus. cousin Of the bridegroom
raw.d H. Jewett Theodore iIpdcman and George
I, varker A large reception followed at the home
OF the brides parents. No 1,0ii Madisonave Among
The guests we're the Governor Of New-lork ana MIS-
Flower. LeutcnantG Governor and Mrs Shechan' Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Kip. parents OF the bridegroom MI
ANA Mrs L u. hullnrd, 81 Theresa. ~ y. eraho-
parents Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. fiow'r'
exMayor and Mrs. W. IL. Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
sebert Of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs J. ID. Taylor, ex-
Mayor Grant, Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Gable, OF Cmcago :
Mr. and Mrs II. II. Porter, and cA secretary ana
Mr., C. s. Fairchild. Mr. and Mrs. Kip VIII go To
their new home at Monrose y. \. The house was
Q lift from the brides father.
Mis- Lls Louise rcrego. daughter OF Ira Perego, was
married 10 William J. Blackham last evening az
O'Clock at the homo Of her father No loi prospect
Plase brooklyn. TIE ceremony was performer by 1ae
Rev. Charles Gtfin, pastor OF Grace Methodist Epls
coual Church. The best man was G. Is. Mob5ot. The
ushors we're John Carpenter, William Greene. James
p Harper and 4. W. Pcrego. Miss Gertrude r. Ter
ego. tie brides sister, was maid OF hohor Inc
Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Robbins, OF Brooklyn, ana
Miss Florence Colgate. OF New-lork. The ceremony
vas witnessed by a small number Of Intimate frts'ds
res.s woro MI. and Mrs. Bowlcs Colgate. Mr. and
Mr., T. C. Wallace Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Bourne Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter p. kellogg. James p. Harper. Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. Blackham, Mr.. and Mrs. william Downs
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Bis'k'
ham will DO at homo at No. 157 Prospect Place on
March Is and o..
Az the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Gulden, No. is East Eigtty-tlrd-st. Inst
evening at O'Clock, Miss Emma GuIden was mar
Cpnd he IA m
r. Harshaw, Of the First Presbyterian Church There
was small gathering OF relatives and intimate friends
to witness tho Marriage The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Harriet Gulden, and Miss Florence
Encdcher, sister Of the bridegroom. Three little
girls, Margaret and Florence Guden and Amy knapp
were also In the bridal party. The best man was
Charles Guden jr., q brother OF the bride. Charles
u. Ingns, W. W. Henshaw, Austin DiIncy' george
johnson, william Hoagiand and ". A. Higgins were
the ushers After the ceremony there was reception
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ar
elimbau, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. b. johnson and Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. L. Fleming.
Tho wedding Of Miss Louise Dean Cooley. daughter
Of James G. Cooley, 70 TonasitO Luis de Onatvia TOOK
place yesterday morning at IL 80 O'clock In 81
Peters Church. westchester. Bishop fotter performer
the marriage ceremony assisted by the Rev. Frank VI
Ocndenio. rector OF the church The bride was gwen
away by her father. She wore q gown of'white satin
b lace veil and some beautiful diamond ornaments
Tho bridesmaids were her sisters, Miss Marble cooley
and Miss Agnes Cooley. They were dressed in pale
green figured silk. J. Ice Tailer was best man. The
ushcrs were c. Stacy Clark, f. J. Wendell. Hamilton
Fish and Alfred Cooley. The wedding breakfast
followed al the Bungalow the home OF the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Onativia Will sail for Europe
On Saturday.
Miss Stella Taman was married TO Rienzl II.
Bethel, Of Chicago, H., at the home OF the bhdes
parents No 81 West Ninety seventies New York
CITY, last evening. by the Rev DIR. David q. wyle,
OF the Scotch Presby terrain Church, before large
assembly OF friends. Tho floral decorations Of the
parors and halls were elaborate. Miss Addie NJ.
Bethel sister Of the bridegroom. was maid OF honor
and j. G. DanLgcr, Of Bethlehem. Penn, was best
uish Four little girls were b1uesfnads. lie
erde was dressed in gown OF white ialle, bct
ace being concealed with lace veil caught In q
coronet OF orange blossoms and she approached
me bridal sirsr. leaning on the arm Of her father,
20, n: !alman, Master Lester Isllman strswed ne,