New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

,as married to Thomas w. Lamont OF this CITY
me Presbyterian Church. In which the ceremony
oak place at 730 o'clock was beautifully trimmed
nth palms and greens and chrysanthemums Will
AN s. Chester organst Of ST. Georges Protestant
rriscops Church. In tais city, played several se-
actions while the guests were being seated in
,ne church and promptly at the hour set struck up
the bridal march from "1ohengrn," as the bridal
oarty entered the church and walked up the broad
centre aisle. The bride attended by her
father who gave her away and was met at the
altar by the bridegroom, accompanied by his best
man. Pitts Dufiied. of Detroit. Mich. The off,
cistlng cergymen were the Rev. James Eeils pas
tor Of the church., who made the opening prayer.
and the Rev Themas Lamont OF Delhi " Y
father OF the bridegroom, who pronounced the
VOWS
The bride wore white satin gown trimmed with
with train and veil. and carried bouquet of white
roses She wore at her throat pearl brooch. the
cft OF the bridegroom. The maid OF honor, who
with the bridesmaids and ushers. preceded the
bride TO the altar. Miss Frances Reed. of
Hoiyoke. Mass. The bridesmaids Miss Wood
Miss Homans. Miss Virginia d. Lyman and Miss
Florence Jackson. OF Engewood; Miss Peck. of
New-Haven, Conn.,, and Miss Alice Jones. Of
Santa Monica Cal Miss Lyman. Miss Jackson and
Miss Peck were classmates o. Miss Corliss at
Smith College. The maid OF honor and brides
maids gowns of white null over pink silk
ers Charles A. Corliss brother of the bride;
Irving Rutland OF Brooklyn. cousin Of the bride
groom William North Duane. OF this city; Dr.
r s. Newell OF Roxbury Mass; DR.. William
Thorndike. OF Boston. Mass. and DR.. Robert b.
Greenough of Cambridge Mass The last four. to-
gether with Mr.. Dufield. members Of the
class Of 90 OF Harvard. in which Mr.. Lamont was
graduated.
Immediately following the ceremony a small
reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Corllss in
Hillside-st. for relatives and out-oftown friends
Among those present Mr. and Mrs. Elipha,et
p Wickes Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Cory, Mr. and
Mrs Henry A. Lyman, OF Engewood; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas T. Wickes. Of this city; Mrs. John F.
Wnslow and Miss Winslow, OF Poughkeepsle; Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Lamont and Miss Lamont, OF
Bound Brook. y. j.; S. F. Jayne and the Misses
Jayne Of Orange. y. j.: Mr. and Mrs NJ. A
Rutland. OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Sackett. OF Brooklyn; DR.. and Mrs. Junius Stevens
OF Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Homans. Mr..
and Mrs. William Stewart Doughty, j. Hugh
Peters and John Z. Miller OF Englewood; Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend Cushman and Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam c. Cushman, of Summit, y. j.; the Rev. DR..
and Mrs. <. A. Reed. OF Hclyoke Mass; the Rev
Thomas Punnett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Jayne. of Tarrytown, y. y. There were many
beautiful presents.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Dunlap, daughter Of
Nj and Mrs. Robert Dunlap. of No. Ill West Sew
-second-st TO John Elder Bradshaw Of In
the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave and Forty
eighth-st The church beautifully decorated
with roses and tropical plants and the ceremony
was performed by IN. Rev. Dr. Archibald Brad
shaw cousin OF the Bridegroom, assisted BY the
Rev Or. Edward Coe, the pastor. The bridal
gown was Of whit. satin. trimmed with point lace.
and the veil OF tulle held in place by a diamond
tara a present from the bridegroom. Miss Fannie
Dunlap, sister of the bride, was the maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids were the bridegroom =
cousin, Miss Martha Bradshaw, Of Indianapolis;
Miss Lillian Althand Miss Frank Radclin, and
Miss Nette Nichols They wore handsome cos
tunes of rose pink satin and chiffon short wells of
pink tule. and carried bouquets of pink roses.
These young ladies received souvenirs from the
bride crown pins oc pearls and diamonds. James
Bradshaw Bailey OF Harrisburg. Penn. attended
his cousin bes; The ushers were F.
Frederick Georger. William T. Rainey, Of Cleveland:
George Brooks William Pearsan and William II.
Richards Immediately after the ceremony there
was a reception held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dunlap.
Invitations for the marriage Of Miss Pauline Payne
Whitney. daughter OF William c. Whitney, TO Al
merle Hugh Page, sent out yesterday. The
wedding Will take place in ST. Thomass Church at
noon on Tuesday, November y. and the breakfast
Will follow at the home of Mr.. Whitney, No West
F.fty-seventh-st.
The marriage of Miss Maria Louise Ireland, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland. of No. Is East
Forty-seventh-st.. 10 the Rev. Easton MADEIRA,
which announced TO take place in the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest. in Ffth-ave., on November
r. has been postponed indefinitely.
The engagement Is announced of Miss Martha
McLaren, daughter of Bishop McLaren of Chicago,
70 Alfred S. Baker Of this city. Mr.. Baker Is or
ganst and choirmaster at ST. Jamess Church' IN
Madson-ave and has done original composition
He has acted director OF the Cantata Ciuo IN
This city for the last years, and was the as
sistant chorus master in Walter Damrosch's opera
season at Chicago last spring. He is graduate OF
s.. PauIs School and Princeton College in the class
Of 80.
Great Darlington Mass. Oct 81 iSpeciap.-lhe
marriage Of Miss Mary Louise, daughter OF Colonel
and Mrs George Church, took place to-day at IL
o,c,ock IN the CONGREGATIONAL Church here. the Of
hciating cergymen being the Rev. Dr. l. > Hart
ley and the Rev. s T. Livingston. 1t was chry-
santhemum wedding and the colors Were yeioW
and white in the decorations OF ths cnuior s.
and breakfast followed the wedding. Inc mao VI
honor was Miss annie b. sIai,n, q i osdav 1I and
Miss HeJen F. CUTS of New ork; Miss sarah c.
Evans Of Buffalo; Miss Ethe Burnnen, oi dnn
and Miss Mary E. Russell OF Greai bariine as hst
man and the ushers were James L. McGuliocn 0i
New-York John D. Farnham OF s,sdmen WdnespApIe} an}
Charles % Meneely Of Albany. and Harry l.
cheney. Of South Manchester, conn .oon,. ,r.
t,eskskir on Wednesday. At o'clock the Cnurci
Of the Assumption in Unon-ave was hlea 10 stp
flowing John F. Cummings Te-i-knoxn Navin.
Youngest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. steven Navil, I
Of Main-st The Rev DR. James T. Currah ~@S n,an a,e
The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth V. Caiian' an
The maid OF honor was Miss May Cummlngs' ~ 10
ter Of the bridegroom After the ceret,ons h Of the
church a reception held at the nome o' inc
brides parents. ,,, . .ho. - >fiss May
w Jscobus and E. g. Hslsey who were ednsnbine ma1bi
., the nome OF the brides mother, MIS- JOSE ~
n Jacobus in Diyision-st.. by the Isev y; Til,
Towniy Mr. Ha,sey is .awyer ana eXrl o"n .aH
On acc Junt OF recent deaths IN the families the "eu
ding was a quiet one.
Lenox Mass. oct. 81 (Specia)-The marriage o'
Miss Ethel Phelps Stokes. daughter or Mr.. ana MI ;
Anson Phelps Stokes. and John Sherman hoy' 'ooN
Mace to-day at noon in Trinity Church a Idls'
,,h.r ~ society people were present. and 'he
church was well filed. The Rev William NJ "rosVe'