New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-04

and green. Archbishop Corrigan arrived at the
house shortly before u o'clock. few minutes later
the "Lohengrin" march played by an orchestra
stationed in a small room off the family dining
room, begun. and the bridal party, which formed
In the built over the yard for the occa-
sion crossed the dining ROOM and entering an aisle
made OF white ribbons walked up the dra~ing-roon
toward the Archbishop who stood between the two
assistant priests The bride leaned on the arm OF
her father and looked very beautiful in her gown
of white satin the skirt made perfectly plain with
out the suggestion of trimming of any kind, while
the high corsage made with yoke OF point
lace set in deep iounce OF the same kind OF lace
The tulle veil was fastened well off the face with a
cluster Of orange blossoms. She wore no jewels OF
any kind and carried bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley white orchids and fern, TO which were at
tached streamers of white chiffon. The procession
was led by the ushers, who were James NJ Narnum'
Frank l.. Hail. Jose de Rlvas and Graham Stokes,
a nephew OF the bridegroom. Then followed the
bridesmaids-Mss Lillian NJ. Stokes and Miss Ehza-
beth Stokes nieces Of the bridegroom Miss Estelle
Little and Miss Josephine Mccall. Behind walked
the maid of honor. Miss Ada Acosta, the brides
sister; then the bride and her father. Mr. Stokes
with his best man. Colonel Charles Page Bryan, OF
Chicago met his bride in front OF the altar about
which the bridal party grouped themselves Inc
maid OF honor wore a gown of white SIX draped
with a diaphanous fabric and trimmed with white
satin ribbons. The four bridesmaids were in gowns
of sea-foam green satin trimmed with chiffon Eacn
wore a short white veil ana carried a bouquet OF
purpIe violets. Mrs. Acosta attired in gown
OF black brocade, the corsage trimmed with point
lace Before the ceremony was begun the Arch
bishop in a gentle. kindly voice. spoke few words
OF counsel 10 the couple. and then opening his book
read the service in Latin the responses being made
By Father Lavee and Father Newey
Immediately afterward the young couple. leading
the bridal party and line OF guests. retired TO the
temporary dinng-room erected in the rear Of the
house. where the wedding breakfast was served
Later reception was held, 10 which several hun
dred guests we're invited.
The wedding gifts which numbered several hun
friends Of the bride permitted TO view them
days before the wedding took place. MI stokes
presented 10 his bride superb necklace OF pearls.
Among the guests al the ceremony ana reception
Mrs. De Navarro Mr. aud Mrs. William H.
Grace. Miss Grace. Bishop Mcdonnell, Of Brook
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmer
ding. Miss Alice Wilmerdng, Mrs. William
r. Dodge Mrs Oliver Sumner Teal. Mrs
A. 8. Van Duzer Miss Julia Van Duzer, H.
garica, Mrs Pic Echeverria. Miss Bradley. Mrs f.
de. Pine. Mr. and Mrs. Augustin DAILY Mrs. PaIan
stevens, Mr. and Mrs. &. Escalante. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Finlay. the Misses Martinez. Mr. ana Mrs J.
CConnor. Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Peetman, Of Boston;
ne Misses dc Rivas DR.. Stanley Terry. Miss Terry
Nora Nelson. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Taller
Mons.gnoI Farley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gardner, Miss
Duhaine Mr. and Mrs. J. Sazarac DR.. and Mrs
A. Arrange Mr.. and Mrs ii. Victor Newcomb
Sir and Mrs. Reginald II. Ward and Mr. and Mrs
NJ and Mrs Stokes when they return from their
Swedding trip viii make their home al No. 2s2 West
oeVenty-second-st.