New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

nIns. presented by the bridegroom While the
quests we're gathering. Mir. Warren. the organist,
nlayed the "Jube" overture; "Marche Triom-
phale" by GOunOd; a gavOtte; Ave Maria" by lie
Mare. and the Coronation March," by Svensen.
Il was precisely o'clock when the bride and her
bridesmaids arrived the church, and it was only
a few minutes past the hour when MIR. Warren be-
gan 10 play the Schlesinger wedding March," and
the vestibule doors swung open and the bridal
party walked in. 1t led by the six ushers who
were followed by the bridesmads-Mis9 Evelyn
Burden Miss Margaret Morgan. Miss Anne Cam
eron and Miss Angelica Gerry. Directly behind
them came the bride, escorted by her father. Her
GOWN was Of white satin. which there was
profusion Of point lace and orange blossoms. The
pont lace veily was caught well up the head by
spray Of orange blossoms. Instead of bouquet
she carried a white and silverbound prayer-bOok.
She wore no jewe.s. Through some mistake the
bridegroom did not meet the bride at the entrance
10 the chancel. \ few seconds passed. No bride
groom came Colonel Kip looked surprised and
there was moment of suspense, when Mrs Nc
Creery who sat in of the front pews in the
middle aisle left her seat and, going TO the vestry
door on the south side Of the chancel, entered 1t
WAS prohably a second or two but it seemed sew
eral minutes before she came. followed by the
bridegroom anC his best man, his brother. Law
renee McCreery. After this incden: the rector, the
Rev William r. Huntington performed the
bouquet the bridesmaids each carried parasols of
male blue more with gold handles engraved with
their monograms the date, Cupid's dart and turtle
dove
Immediately after the ceremony there was large
reception at the home Of Colonel and Mrs Kip, No.
40 Ffh-ave Mrs. Kip assisted her daughter in
receiving She was at;ired IN handsome gown OF
black and white striped satin. trimmed with point
lace and a small black and white bonnet Mrs
McCreery the bridegrooms mother, wore a hand
some costume of pale pink more antique richly
trimmed with point lace. and small bonnet OF PINK
dressed with pink plumes. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, Mrs. Burke
Roche Mrs F. Cooper Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs II.
lie Grand Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pell' Mrs.
James T. Kern0chan. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton. jr. Mr. ana Mrs'
william Kent, Mr. and Mrs Ebrdge T.
Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs George B. De For
est Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews. Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer, jrr Mr. and Mrs.
Whitney Warren Miss Fair, Miss Alice Maude
Burke. Miss Anna Sands, Miss Jeanne Iurnure'
Thomas Gushing. Mrs. William Everett strong
Miss Strong. Mrs. Ambrose Spencer }. {. linton
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany, Miss Pomeroy'
Mrs Jose De Navarro, Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop
Miss Marie Winthrop. Mrs George II. BEND, MISS
Amy Bend. Miss BeairiX Bend f. y. Taller Miss
Furnss. Gilbert Franckyn. Hamilton Cary, Mrs.
Ogden Mills, Miss Osgood. Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando
yznaga Mrs. John c. Wilmerdlng, Miss Georgana
Wlmerdng. Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot +. Gray
Grswold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marie General and
Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett. Mrs. William Ma
nice Miss Anderson. Sir Roderick Cameron. the
Misses Cameron. Miss Mabel Gerry, Miss Eleanor
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Davis, Mr and
Mrs. George L. Rives. }. WaGsworth Rfchie MI
and Mrs. James A Burden and Nh and Mrs. r. G.
Mr and Mrs McCreery will sail for England
the TeutOnc May .. They will pass the sum
mer IN London and next winter in Pau the
presents were not displayed yesterda!. Among
Creery; a brooch of diamonds and pearls from the
brdegroom's father; small table silver from Colonel
from Mrs; Kip diamond tiara of five suns from
Mrs McCreery: a necklace Of diamonds and tuT~
moni ring from Lawrence Kip brother of the
and Lawrence McCreery, brothers of the bride
groom Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Lorillad. set Of Cope
and paper-holder Of leather mounted in silver and
Mr. and Mrs. William Kent, handsomely decorated
The marriage Of Miss Georgiana Belts to T.
iAes;on Wells took place at noon Yesterday at
George F. Belts, No. l02 Madison-ave the rector
Of Grace Church. the Rev William h. Huntington
tended only by the family of the pair and small
number OF their friends. The bridesmaids were
Miss Fannie Belts sister Of the bride, and Miss
Mary Sturges. Lawrence Pool, cousin Of the bride
Chauncey g. Parker, OF Newark, were the ushers
soine of ne guests present at ne house for tne
marriage AMI breakfast were: Mr. and Mrs. Will
IAN lam Person Hamilton. M era Mrs. Frederic H.
Brtts Mr.. ana Mrs. RuSseiI HOa1IcN. MI ana Mrs
Frederick =. Sturges. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
GoOdr.dge. Niss Clarisse Livingston. Mrs. Joseph
ana Mrs Walter Jsnnngs Mr. and Mrs Harry
McVickar. Mr. ana Mrs Charles u. Hillhouse. Miss
SosIs SSsaua Cos'sT. Mt'. E9ar.ss hein'hway OF
the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. after their
wweaaing Trip viii occupy their new home at New
A noon YESTERDAY in ST. Pa,rlck's Cathedral.
SShn Tts Morssn was married 70 Pa'rick A. D3ard:
Of ha 0f inh4
:nls city. assisted by the Rev NJ Lavele and the
s ssy Henry 7. Newey. Of the Cathedral Miss
me only bridesmaid TIE maids Of honor were the
TIE bride was best man. The ushers were Bernard
'. Curran. Dennis Mulens. James J. Dollard, broth.
er of the bridegroom. and the three brothers OF
s aSs bIde Afrfa Morgan EdwaTd p MGrgan
nome o. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, No. S22 West Forty
Miss Adele Cullen was married last evening at
ne ChIrch OF the Heavenly Rest. the Rev. Or.
Y, Parker Morgan officiating. 70 Henry W Martin.
bridesmaids were the Misses Rogers, Miss Eugene
Moor: Moor and the Misses QuackenbusIh, Hayne and
and the ushers were Frank Black, Harvey
W Duryea, Louis Martin. George f.. pqns-
among those present Il the ceremony and at
NE reception which followed a. No 81 West seyenty-
sMr and Mrs Frederick Martin, jr. Miss Martin.
AZ: ar and Mrs H. Clay swain, Mr. and Mrs.
Bal. Mr and Mrs John A. Mccall. Mr..
and and Mrs. Shepherd Knapp General josiah
frorter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Cullen. r.
Hoe. Mr.. and Mrs John a. Davidson Colonel and
Ms MMrs ". V. King and Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Waterbury There were many handsome wedding
presents.
Miss Amy Hewitt Brooks, eldest daughter Of
GIes sGsnes Brooks, was married yesterday to John ).
gordon. The maid OF honor was, Miss Sadie ).
brooks, sister Of the bride. and the best man
robert l.. Gordon a brother Of the bridegroom.
~. Inc nshers were John j. Brooks William r. schas-
an
ss,'emony was performed by the Rev William l,loyd
e. me home of the brides parents. No. 5l5 west
t.iiy -slxth-st After the ceremony reception was
a!a ne.a al which 300 guests were present The pres
us Us were handsome and costly. The bride wore q
Costume OF ivory white satin trimmed with duchesse
ace with veil fastened by lilies Of the valley ana
nd he