New-York tribune., 1895-12-12

W Il DDINGS PAST AND 10 COM II
One Of the most interesting weddings of members
of the fashionable word yesterday was tina, of
Miss Julette Marguerite de Neufvi.e and J. Lang
don Schroeder, which was celebrated at sso o'clock
in the afternoon the home OF the BRIDES parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jules de Neufvilie. No 36 West Thirty
seventh-st. Only the relatives and a small number
or intimate friends present witness the
ceremony. which performed by the Rev. Or.
Henry Y. Satter.ee. the rector of Calvary Church.
IL was followed by small. reception. The brides
gown was OF ivory satin. the skirt perfectly plain
and the high corsage with deep yoke OF point lace
and small clusters of orange blossoms. A small
spray OF orange Blossoms he'd the TUE veil In
place. The bridal bouquet was Of white roses and
lilies OF the valley. Miss Marie Emily de Neufvle
was her sisters maid OF honor. and Miss Henrietta
Schroeder. sister of the bridegroom; Miss May Nee
ser. Miss Edith Ciapp and Miss Elizabeth Jackson
were the bridesmaids. They were attired alike In
gowns of white satin, finished with sashes. and
crush co~ers OF ye.ow satin and app.lques Of
Renaissance lace. Each carried bouquet OF yellow
roses. The brides gifts to her attendants were
small mercury wings Of gold. supporting crown
OF pearls. mounted as corsage ornament. Mr..
Schroeders best Wainwright Parish. The
ushers were A. H. Parker. OF Boston, counsn Of
the bride; Henry Schroeder. the bridegrooms
brother. Thatcher Luqueer, Kenneth Robinson,
Stockton Il. Colt and John G.. Neeser. Mr. and Mrs
Schroeder after they return from their honeymoon
Flfth-ave.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth c. Blydenburgh,
a daughter of the late William Judson Blyden-
burgh. of this city. to Edward Wnslow Packard.
prominent business and member Of the Calu-
met Club, took place at 490 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. Fifth
ave. and Forty-flfth-s;. The Rev. DR.. ID. Parker
Morgan the rector read the betrothal service and
Bishop George Worthlngion. of Nebraska, who is
a cousin of the bridegroom. performed the marriage
ceremony and pronounced the benediction. The
bride who escorted up the aisle and given
away by her uncle. Jesse Blydenburgh. a
gown Of cream corded silk the corsage trimmed
with lilies of the valley. Her veil of tulle
fastened with cluster OF orange blossoms In
stead OF bouquet she carried a white kidbJund
prayer book Miss Ruth Bydenburgh. a half-ss-
ter Of the bride the maid of honor. Her gown
of canary yellow silk. trimmed with yellow
chiffon. and she brown hat dressed with
brown feathers and carried bouquet Of white
T. O. Richards best man. and James
Barnes. john Du Fais. William II. GILLIAN, Dulany
Howland, Samuel +. Barry and Sllas II. Furman
were the ushers. There was 10 reception.
Miss A. Emile Hyard married Samuel
Stokes Thornton at noon yesterday at the home of
her father. George D; Hilyard, No. IA East Forty
II the Church of the Holy Trinity was the off,
eating, clergyman; Miss Hlyard's only attendant
Newhopse attended the ne bgdegroomr, as best man.
c Of GsTs a TsOpno aowars Of
the bridegroom, and the brides brother George D.
Hiyard. There was small reception after the
The marriage of Miss Nellie Mot; to Stephen X
Watts, son Of Or: Robert Watts. of No. Is West
evening at ne home Of tne brides father Police
Magistrate John O. Mott No. % East Seventy-sev-
enth-st.
Miss Aspes sass ss Garss IS Of M and
ave. will be married 70 Harry McCaum this even
The Rev DR.. G A. stoddsrl assisted by the Rev.
Dr. John G Bliss will perform the marriage core
ffO will lp ltt-aIb bN- af le
home Of the the brides s paTeHts ''
Inyitatioas have been sent out for the marriage
son CLARK to Clarence sherl.l Houghton The cere.
tho h6m T e of e Srel Gn moss OF eN 3
Eighty-eghth-st.
Baltimore Dec 1l-state Control,er-elect Robert
Patterson Graham Of Salisbury, and Miss Caro-
lima r. Dorsey. Of No. 1,O3i st. Paul-st. were mar
ried to-day at In the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. by the Rev. Andrew
Longacre. OF Brooklyn. The maid OF honor was
Miss Sadie Goodwin. Of Baltimore. and DR.: William
\. Graham. of Hartford. Conn. was the best man.
Los Angeles Cal. Dec. 1.-THE wedding Of Emma |
Sarah Chids. the eldest daughter of the late Ozra
W. Chld. John Wilbur Dwight. of Newly ork, |
last night at the home Of the brides mother. on |,
South Main-st. was brilliant society affair Mr.. |
Dwight is banker and prominent politician of |
New York State. and large landowner in North |
Dakota. The ceremony was performed by Bishop |
Mora, assisted by Bishop Montgomery. Only rela
tives and intimate friends present 1t was /
followed by large reception J. Sloat Fassett. of /
New-Yo The best man. Coonel Frederick /
Crocker, If san Francisco. and James SlawsOn OF /
this city. Were ushers The newly married couple |
left here for New-York. They will make a Euro
pean tour Of six months before returning the I
metropolis
Poughkeepsie y. Y. Dec 11-Mss Mary Corning /
Winslow was united in marriage this afternoon at /
Woodcl.f near this city, TO Clarence Black OF De- /
troit. Mich. The bride is daughter of the late
John +. Winsow, once prominent iron manu-
facturer who widely known as the man who |
had faith enough in John EricssOns model of a
cheesebox on a raft TO furnish the money with |
which the famous Monitor built. The BRIDE
groom has large interests in Detroit, is also
principal owner OF the Alaska Steamship Line.