New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
WEDDINGS.

The marriage of Miss Cornelia Belle Sloan secono
daughter of the Rev. Arthur Sloan. chaplain OF the
Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island, 10 lhoiia'
Iandon Fowler, of this city, took place NJ o coeN
last night in the beautiful Randall Memorial Church
at the Iiarbor. which was handsomely oecoia'eu
with palms and clusters of lilies and white roses
THE bride entered with her father. She wore gown
Of white SATIN trimmed with pearls and point lace.
Her veil of old lace, was worn by her aunt. MIS-
William p Lamb, of Rochester, on her weoo'hs
day 1t was fastened with tiara OF pearls ana dia-
monds on her corsage the bride wore large pin
OF diamonds, q present from the bridegroom. Inc
bridal bouquet was OF lilies of the valley MISS
Sophie Ethel Sloan, in dress or white corded SILK
trimmed with violet velvet and deep lace ana wear
ing short veil Of violet tulle, was her sisters Only
attendant Melvin E. Bronson, of this city, was pest
man. The ushers all NewYorkers were the bride
groom's brother, George L. Fowler, r. *: So OK
% %d rt he s Mo- MsFsa %ead INK ref Of
eePon followed the home Of the R RTiaes
4S A 0 od the sSnd BsSp w VIII sa
Connecticut; Bishop Nicely, of Maine; the venerable
Archdeacon and Mrs johnson Goyepnor and G Mrs.
Trask; Mrs and Mrs william p Lamb OF % u Ric
mon lti''i Hill the Misses Hopkins OF Montclar; the
Rev Or. Jones' the retired CHAPLAIN OF the Harpps
phens, Rear-Admiral Gherard; Mrs Eugene Du
Bots Miss Du LOIS, Dr. anu Mts ,,clty 80, -,
+. u Richardson the Misses Walker Randolph
ST. George Walker, Miss Clara Rich Judge lngra-
ham and General Daniel Butterfed, on whose
staff the brides grandfather, Colonel Thomas d.
Hoyt served during the war ,,-, r,o,.,or mil,
After Southern trip Mr.. ana MIS-. fo"ier VIII
live in this city.
London, Jan. 1.-the marriage OF MISS Eisie
Burrows, youngest daughter of ogden Hoffman ,nsI,
Burrows, of Newport, X. l.. and captain JONI
skinner oldest son Of the Rev. Sir George Coxton
shne baronet took place r at 2 ~ oSe subs
urb of Brighton. The service when was lLl,
choral was performed by the Right Rev; the Lord
Bishop of Chichester assisted by the father OF tne
vicar of St Patrick's The bridesmaids were MISS
Shlffner and Miss Eleanor Shifner. sisters or tne
bridegroom; Miss Creagh Osborne and MISS Allce
Day, daughter of Mr.. John Day. or Hartiprn'
The Bridegroom was attended by MAJOR r. a.
Curtcs, of the Royal Artillery. tt, 49,,
After the ceremony reception was neid NJ Ile
temporary residence of the brides parents, No;
s. Brungwick Place Brighton. \ large number OF
Americans attended. The couple Will spehu the
honeymoon on the Continent -,
Captain Shiffner Will, upon his fatner oeati.
succeed TO the title lie Is instructor in artillery
at the Royal Military Academy Woolwich ne
served in the Zulu campaign In 1872 ana receivea
a medal and clasp for his services He Is justice
of the Peace for the County or sussex MS Iathet
IS rector at Eainsey leWeS, anu VI SooiiDc "NN'
near Lewcs. Sussex
Paris jan 1.-THE Duo Dues and Mile Marie
dc Invnes daughter of the late Duo de Chauines.
were married to-day in the Chapel or the Cohpe e
OF the Sacred Heart. where the bride was euu-
Gated. The ceremony was private
Hoth,ehem Penn. Jan. II (SpecaD.-A pretty nome
wedding took place here this evening az o clock.
Miss Laura V. Dash, only daushter oil II " 1f,nker
chief bookkoeeper of the FIRST Natphd! naia','
Bishop Levening OF the Morayian Church. oilciated'