New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONF

Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Morton the only dau,..
ter OF Mrs. Fanny A. Morton OF No. II West sirtv
fifth-st, married to Dr. Joseph Walden D.
Of Marengo. Ohio. at noon yesterday in the Cav.,'
Baptist Church. In West Fifty-seventh-st No.
Sixth-ave The Rev. DIR. Robert Stuart MacAr,h
the pastor, performed the ceremony Miss Mor,AI'
was given away by her brother Robert NJ Mor,o
She q gown Of white moire founced with no,.
lace and trimmed with pearls. Her veil OF t,n
was fastened with a sunburst of diamonds o.
wore a necklace and brooch Of diamonds presen,.
from the bridegroom. Miss Mabel White was ~
maid Of honor. There were no bridesmaids IT,
bridegroom was attended by Joel NJ Bruen az ha..
man. The usher3 DR.. Vincent NJ Munier wu,
lam f. Nelson. Frederick II. Archer and A. A. Ks,
yon. A breakfast and reception followed at ii.
home Of the brides mother. DIR. and Mrs pr,,.
will live In MarengO, Ohio
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Charlo,.
Lamson, a daughter Of the late Charles Lamsou n
Edward Appleton. of this city.
At st. Johns Church. In Orange. y. j., yeserd.,
Thomas Grimes, of Bell-st: Orange, was marta
to Cornelius VI. Sexton Of West Orange. The MAJ
Of honor was Miss Agnes Gri INES sister Of ID.
Orange. The ushers were John Jones Thomas n
Leamy, OF New-York; Henry crowell, of RAILWAY
and Charles J. Barrett. the ceremony was s0I
emnized by the Rev. j. " Mcdowell After he
reception Mr. and Mrs. Sexton started on thsf
Brooks Vale. Conn. Sept II tSpecaD.-The Re-,
Thornton Il. Penfeld, Of New-York, secretary Of
the Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions, and Ax
Martha Nee Martin, the daughter OF Mr.. and Nm
Joseph II. Martin. of Grand Rapids, Mich, were
married al 8 o'clock this Afternoon at the sumner
home Of the brides parents. The ceremony was
performed the spacious lawn near the old Brooks
Homestead. which had been handed down from
parent to child for more than 200 years The Rev.
DR. Daniel March, of Woburn Mass. formerly set.
tied in Cheshire, was the officiating clergyman
Among the many couples present today whom h
had married the parents OF Miss Martin.
Preceding the bride who walked with her father
were three cousins. Miss Beatrice Thayer OF Brooh.
yn the maid OF honor and the two bridesmaids Mis-,
Lydia Brooks Bell, OF Washington; and Miss Mary
Mather Brooks Of Brooks Vale. Miss Georgia May
Penicld OF New-York cousin OF the bridegroom,
Thayer and Thornton Thayer were the pages. john
H. Martin. the brides brother, was the oest man.
end the ushers were Ellis J. Thomas OF New-York
the Rev Thomas @. Sherman, Jr., OF Montca;r
n j.: Charles r. b. Rowe, of Newark y. j., and
Charles l.. Livingston. OF BROOKLYN
applique lace. orange blossoms and veil. The
maid OF honor wore pink silk. and the bridesmaids
were dressed In white dotted SWISS
Among the guests from New-fork Brooklyn
and other wS 6eT gsrs tn e.
Yellowstone Park, the young couple VIII live In
Brooklyn
Beverly Farms Mass, Sept. 2.-The old Baptist
Church here has seldom gathered within its walls
ouch a select and fashionable congregation as that
which assembled there this morning al the mar.
rage OF Miss Gertrude Robbins, daughter OF Royal
E. Robbins, OF Boston. to John Caswell. Of New.
York The Episcopal seryee was read BY 'he Rey
Boston. and the maid OF honor Miss Marjorie Rob
bins sister Of The bride The best man ". was VIII.
Reginald Robbins. brother Of the bride, Randolph
Grew George Tyson and II. Russell Talbot Of Bos-
ton. Howard q. Smyth and Albert Cooley OF New
York