New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

The marriage OF Miss Mabel Montagu Seaich only
daughter of MIR and Mrs. William Henry sealch
Of No. us West Seventy sixth-st. to Thomas Curry
oakley took place at s o'clock last night In St
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave.
and Fifty -third-st The chance and altar were
massed with daffodls and lilies. and there
effective display Of tall growing pants The cere-
mony performed by the rector. the Rev. DR..
John Wesley Brown. The brine escorted 10
the chance by her father. She wore rich gown
of white satin. made with full court train. falling
from the shoulders. and a entirely Of
duchess lace Her veil OF white tulle caught up
with coronet OF orange blossoms and diamond
sun, present from the Bridegroom. Her bouquet
was OF white orchids and orange blossoms The
bridesmaids Miss Annie HeTslOrfer, Miss
Belle Rogers, Miss Addie La Coste and Miss Lille
Place. Their souvenirs from the bride dagger
pins OF pearls The flower girls were Miss
Jesse Kursheedt and Miss Grace Van Wormer
Brown, and the maid Of honor Miss Maud
Hewitt James II. Burnside best man The
Frederick w. Burnsidc. Thomas H. Lowerre, VIII
lam Greason and John VI. Hawkins. Of Boston
The bridegroom gave each danodl sclrlph OF
gold. with diamond centre. \ large reception
was held after the ceremony at the home OF the
The wedding Of Miss Edith Cozzens, daughter OF
T. c CoZzens. and Fleming Tuckerman. set FOR yes
terday in the chantry OF Grace Church did not take
place. on account of the DEATH few days ago. OF
pneumonia. This made the third time that The we'd
ding had 10 be postponed. Invitations were sent out
but owing to the death of Miss Cozzenss brothern-
law. Edward Whtehouse and of the bridegroom
cousin Walter Tnckernan. IT was decided to nave
the ceremony quietly performed last Thursday, at
the home OF the brides uncle. William Taylor, In
Lexington lave. but The death Of Mrs. Cozz"ns
forced another postponement 1t is not known when
the wedding viii take place.
The marriage of Mrs Ruth Ethcllnda Scott. the
widow OF George 4. Scott to Dr John Wilson
Gibbs viii be celebrated Thursday evening. May
TO- at the home OF Mrs. Scott. 40 80 East Seventy
ninth-st.
An extremely simple wedding was held at the Ia
faNcttc Avenue Presbyterian church. Brooklyn, at
noon YESTERDAY. when Arthur Lamont Rutland, %
No 292 Greene-ave.. and Miss Tirzah lIamlen were
married. The bridegroom Is member of the firm
OF Rutland, Potter & Ill., of the Havcmeyer luid-
ing and Il son of NJ \. Rutland. OF Rutland q Whit
INK Of Temple Court The bride Is daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel fIamlen. OF brooklyn. There
were no bridesmaids Irving Rutland. brother OF
tn. bridegroom best man. and Arthur llamien
the brides brother. gave her away. Tho Rev; ~
David Gregg. pastor Of the church performed tn"
ceremony; Among those present AZ The church weir
Mr. and Mrs VI. \. Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. George
VI. La Monte Mrs Junius stevens. Mr.. ana Mrs. e
a Sacirtt. NJ. ana Mrs. John y. Reach. Mr. ana
Mrs. George Peas,. Or. and Mrs. l.. I. EmoIy. Mt
and Mrs. Joseph Fahys Dr. and Mrs william
Jarvic Mr.. and Mr.. Lowell Palmer. Mr.. AMI Mrs
:. r. Dauchy. Mr. and Mrs =. g. Chapel Mr. and
Mrs. McWilliams Miss McWilllams William Mum
ford and \. Sntdcker.