New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church. Madison
ave- and Sixty-sxth-st.. at o'clock last evening
vas the scene OF the marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Lewis Newton. the only daughter OF the Rev Dr.
r. Heber Newton, the rector Of the church. TO Will
IAN Wells Bosworth. There was an effective ar
.angement OF palms and Ascension lilies In the chan
eel and the marriage service fully choral AS
the bridal procession moved up the centre aisle 10
the chancel. where stood the bridegroom and his
best man. Jack Ames. OF Boston. the vested choir.
composed Of men and women, which led the line.
sang the professional hymn. The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden" to original music written for
the occasion by VIII c. Macfarlane the organist OF
the church. Behind the singers walked the clergy
men, the Rev. DR.. Newton. the Rev. DR.. William r.
Huntington rector Of Grace Church. uncle OF
the bridegroom the Rev. Alonzo B. Henshaw and
the Rev. William Kirkus. Of Baltimore. After them
came Miss Clara Bosworth. sister OF the bride
groom. and Miss Josephine Pomercy. two OF the
bridesmaids Then followed the bride. walking be-
tween two Of her bridesmaids. Miss Marion Hous-
ton and Miss Sarah Nesbitt Whitney. Directly be-
hind walked two more bridesmaids. Miss Marie Hub
bell. OF Boston and Miss Sophie Downor. and then
followed the six ushers. The bride wore gown
OF white crepe with traceries of golden embroidery
over II. and vel Of white tulle. which fell over
each side Of the face to the ground and was held
In place on the head by band of gold
She carried few stalks Of Ascension lilies. The
gowns OF pale green crepe embroidered in silver.
The ushers John Dana HubbeI OF Boston,
Hunt Bosworth, brother of the bridegroom; Frank
Huntington. a cousin. and the brides three broth
ers. Francis Newton, Richard Newton. jr, and
Frederic Maurice Newton. After the marriage cere-
mony but before the benedictiou. the choir sang
Invocation hymn, the solo part being sung by Mrs.
Baldwin. he contralto Of the church. 1t was an
original composition by Mr.. Macfarane The cerc-
mony was performed by the brides father assisted
BY the Rev. Dr. Huntington. The bride was not
given away as Is customary in the regular mar
rage ceremony OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
The 'Lohengrin'' bridal chorus was sung as a re-
cessonal hymn wedding supper served by MAJ
zstu. and a reception for relatives and intimate
friends followed in the rectory which adtoins the
church in Madison Among those invited 10 the
church and house were Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanhope Phelps, the Rev. DR..
Thomas S. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Houston.
Mrs Christian Herter. Mr. and Mrs. II a. Groes-
beck Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Camp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fessenden. Z. NJ Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Have
meyer Mrs. J. a. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. s T. Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred r. Whitney. Mrs Charles S.
Fitch Miss Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Tappen. Mr..
AMI Mrs. j. b. Schley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duggin. Mrs. David bows.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Smythe. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carnrick. DR.. and Mrs. Robert Abbey Mr.. and Mrs.
u. X. Landon. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Moore. L. G..
"oodhouse. Clarence Tucker. the Misses Tucker,
Mr. and Mrs j. Wilson Wenman. Mr.. and Mrs J.
a, Cazzlno and Mr.. and Mrs Albert Tilt. Mr.. Bos-
worth's father Is lawyer in Marietta. Ohio.
The wedding Of. Mrs. Ruth Ethenda Scott. widow
Of DR.. George A. Scott. and DR.. John Wilson Gibbs
was quietly celebrated at o'clock last night. at
'ne home Of Mrs Scott. No. so East Seventy ninth
IT, About nifty persons. most OF them relatives OF
TIE pair were present at the ceremony. which
per'liormed in the drawing-room by the Rev. Cor
Eps Ss Smith Smith rector q 8, Jamess Protestant
whte and gold Drocade. trimmed with point lace,
Vas led into the room and given away by her
whi'e lhacs ana wore a diamond and pearl pin.
present from the Bridegroom. There no
e Sas best man.. ard Robert s. Bushnell. Thomas
20 SSoAne James Cutting and William T. Wilcox were
Miss Grace salmon. the younges! daughter of
Sn Hamilton II. Salmon Of No 10 Spencer Place.
tenourgh OF this ci;y at o'clock last night in ST.
ssnes.s Protestant Episcopal Church Lafayette-ave.
eena 81 James Place, Brooklyn The Rev. David
vfegg pastor Of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Snerch. performed the ceremony. Miss Salmon
"a given away by her brother. She a gown
White molrs and point lace, and a lace veil
Aaght up with orange blossoms and several jew
~. pins including large star Of diamonds.
r. OF lilies Of the valley and white lllacs Miss
c cshe Pratt was the maid OF honor and Miss
snghtson were the bridesmaid George Baker
Sn u Courtney pncknsy James EcksTson and
ne home OF the brides mother in Spencer Place
SSmnorg the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Az Eugene Britton. Mrs. L. 3. Arkenburgh. Mrs
a sSd AZ, ma Mrs. s s. Butler. Mrs. DAVID Gregg Mr.
M M mrs. w. W. Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
o1%hohue. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Grant and W.