New-York tribune., 1894-04-13
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

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ness me wedding of Miss Juliet Pierpont Morgan
second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Perpont Nor
gan' and William Pierson Hamilton a son of WILL
IAN Gaston Hamilton. Several thousand invitations
were sent out Tor the ceremony. which set for
$3.50 O'Clock. The dsagreeable weather appeared to
nave little effect on the attendance or the disnlav
of bright spring costumes especially by those hidden
10 the reception which held at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan. No. 2s Madson-ave.
Ihe chancel was filed with tropical plants and
white roses. White flowers In great proflsion were
useu 10 decorate the chancel rail. while each pew
along the middle aisle was fastened with n broad
sash rioDon or white satln cluster OF lilies Ameri-
can Beauty rose and bright colOred spring flowers
Whle the guests were arriving. w. II. Chester the
organist played an excellent programme OF music
includng the Coronation March, from lie Pro-
phete Jensens Bridal Song" nupal march
ana nuptial chorus by Guilmant. the gavotte from
Thomas's "Mgnon,' a Moorish serenade by Jonas;
The war March OF the Priests" from "Athalie'
march and chorus fromTannhauser the march from
Gounod's La RENE de Saba" the festival march
from DIE Meisersinger." and the ballet music from
Rub!nste!ns "Feramors."
1t was just halfpast o'clock when the six
ushers. Richard Tighe Wainwright Frederic w
Jones. Jr.. Reginald Ronads Z. DE Peyster Liv-
ingston. A. Gordon Norre and Albert Francke en-
tered the church from the vestibule and to the
music Of a wedding march, written by Sebastian B
Schiesinger. for the marriage OF his daughter last
autumn. led the bridal procession. They were fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss Helen Hamilton
and Miss Marie Hamilton, sisters OF the bride
groom; Miss Morgan and Miss Annie Morgan
sisters of the bride; Miss Sturgs. cousin OF the
bride. and Miss Fanny Hoppin Of Providence. Then
came the bride. leaning the Of her father.
she looked very beautiful in her gown OF white
brocaded satin. made with high neck and long train,
the skirt and corsage being trimmed with point lace.
The veil OF white tulle effectively arranged on
the head and fell the shoulders and well down
he ira NJ ski tn 1oer II
he'd in Place by heur-de-s coronet OF diamonds.
a present from the bridegroom About the neck
band Of her dress she superb necklace Of
pearls. a present from her father. while her
corsage she her sisters gift. large spray
Of diamond flowers She carried a bouquet Of iLies
Of the valley
AT the foot OF the chancel steps the bride me:
by the bridegroom who ATTENDED by his brother,
l'aurens Hamilton. as best man. The brides
maids wore attractive costumes OF white crepe.
three of which trimmed and made with short
shoulder capes Of violet-colored satin. and three
made with capes of pale yellow satin. They wore
white Leghorn hats. the fared-up rims OF which
were faced with velvet TO match the color Of the
capcs, and each trimmed with profuson Of purple
and yellow Lacs. Their bouquets were also Of
| lacs. The marriage ceremony performed by
| Bishop Henry benjamin Whipple OF Minnesota. as
sisted by the rector OF St. Georges. the Rev. Dr.
William 5. Rainsford. As the bridal party left the
| church. Mr.. Chester played the Mendessohn We'd
! ding March"
| 4 large reception ut the home OF Mr. and Mrs
| Morgan followed the wedding. There
elaborate floral decoration by Thorley in each Of
| the rooms and in the hallway. The bride, assisted
| by her mother who wore a gown OF silvcr-gray
| brocade, embslished with paint lace received the
guests in the large drawing-rOom. During the
| hours Of the reception there was music by the
| Hungarian Band. and a most elaborate luncheon
was served by Sherry.
! Among the guests at the church and house were
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan. jr.. william
| Castor Hamilton. Miss Charlotte Pell. Henry
| Chauncey. jr; Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Watrous, Mr..
| and Mrs Charles +. Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
! Henshaw Ward. Edwin G. Moiler. Andrew W.
| Green Mrs. Z. Livingston Ludlow Or. and Mrs.
| Francis Deafeld. Miss Elizabeth Deaied. Miss
Julia Delaneld. Miss Bessie Morris. Mrs Frank X.
| Sturgis Miss Beckman. Daniel Appleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Forbes Lcth Miss Marie Winthrop Mr..
| and Mrs Buchanan Winthrop Mr.. and Mrs |.
| Townsend Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. De
| Forest Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cews. Miss Clews.
| Miss Rhett Mr.. and Mrs Richard Irwin. Miss Amy
| Townsend. Bishop Potter Miss Bowioin. Mrs. John
| A Robinson George S. Bowdoin, Joseph Howland
| Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Richard VI. Hunt Mrs
! Macgrane Cox Mr.. and Mrs J. Hood Wright Miss
| Bertha Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clarks) m
| Potter Mrs. W. II. David3c. the Misses Davidge'
Miss Anna Sands Mir. and Mrs. Leopold II.
! Francke Miss Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic II.
Belts Mr.. and Mrs. Russell u. Hoadlcy, Mr. anI
| Mrs George +. Betts. the Misses Betts. MI ana
Mrs Charles s. Abercrombie. Mrs George i-gring'
| Mrs. Hilborne L. Roosevelt the Misses ,Shilg't!,
! Miss Potter j. Langdon Erving Mr.. ana Mrs. Joh'
Davis Mr and Mrs 5elT SeGrse s,okes M bsna 9 i'S o E
Mir ana Mrs. Fordham Morris. Miss Morris J9hm %, n
| r. Schlesinger Miss Bertha Schleslnger. MI ana
| Mrs j. FREDERICK. Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs; ~ Nicioi
iine nnsmore Mrs. Oliver Hartman, jr; th'
Misses Del Monte Mr., and Mrs John r. Hal r,'1l Mls'
Mrs john Lewrence Mss ta%rengeo MTs Sang and
" GerSTd M h 10qgaS an4 Mrs A'0' "oe0"'S
nh The SrIdsI gifts were not displayed. Among them
we're a nurnbcr Of old silver pieces for the iable
wbich belonged TO the brides paternal grandinothei
a flower Of diamonds which can rnI,s Dc u5vu a Xan
pendant pin from Mr. and Mrs C3rneus ,h er
derbilt william Castor Hamilton ana tne s'S.e, ger
OF the bridegroom sent dinner ana break'MuS' % M snr
vices OF silver "A silver mirror came from MI I'M nnu
Mrs Morris X. Jesug several handaomf SHvc 'n,
dishes irom ron cnrj, With chimes. from Mr and Nrs
J. Pierpont Morgan, jr. Mr.. and Mrs it]an'oh ] r as
~ New-Rochelle completely furnished, when 'he'
viii occupy after their honeymoon ,or,,.o,o vear,
old and brunette. She IS granddaHghtcr wc, % %
Junius s. Morgan who died in London several rs year
e0o having made his home there for man, yr"iS
NJ Morgan was n great phianthropis' ana IL, III "a, a.
encouragement Of his many good dfGnS % % G ,i,1
Baronet but he declined g. The brdesroomi @ ~r,2
about twenty three years Oh Is NJ mamo
was graduated from Yale and IS "a n hIid'"t and - SON
ST. Anthony. Tuxedo and Calumet c'uD'' anu Gun
Miss Grace Bean daughter OF Curtis C. rreS Bean
of 10 iss West Seventy -eighhst. was marrIeal mar,erl =
Girari Romaine. OF this city, at ciocN
afternoon in 81 Agnes's Chapei. & WTs' IN "Eivar
ondst near Columbus-avc. The lteV III. l'4 ~
a. Bradley oeaIed The nS ,br ~ai brides a
t I5Itc''e 80 Mss lula Romane sister OF the bIide
groom ard aoRfr Of the heri Srdfs man. nsS1 and Dr. G.
Werd ir William T. Lawson, G. Ausun n, Ddii a., in
charles Taber were the usher, Ht brles Irt fafhe
were" we're present. others Mrs. Js r g %ns
MT: -" g. and Mrs Charles X. Couiilard' Mrs. y
Do'sa d Baker. Mr. and Mrs. s. v White ana MI d"
MIS- ME- ~ I,5b Cornell stodart. daughter OF wilma,
H. siodar married to Tsa9SiS PrStesant Eps
GreeS iaSI GS,rch Fifth-ave and One-hundred .ahI
twenty The Rey Dr George % rccs G '1h sse
water ,idegroom was the maid honor Thc usi