New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

MISS ANNE FLEMING CAMERON. DAo'H-
TER OF SIR RODERICK W. CAM
ERON MARRIED..

ERON MARRIED.
The wedding OF Miss Anne Fleming Cameron. the
third daughter OF Sir Roderick W. Cameron OF
Clifton Berey Fort Wadsworh, Staten Island ana
Belmont Tiffany, a OF the late George iiH"ny'
Of this city, took place at noon yesterday III D.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Clifton staten
Island. The wedding a gala OCCASION al the
,r,mnent families OF the island being represented
The bride who was baptized and confirmed In 81
Johns. celebrated her birthday yesterday. Inc ar
rangements Of the wedding were excellently carrier
out and Notwithstanding the excessive neat the
attendance OF guests from this city was large Inc
sp.cial steamer Magenta left Whitehall-st at II
o'clock with about one hundred and nifty guests on
hoard and in thirty minutes made landing at the
Health Officers dock. at Clifton, where stages ana
carriages waiting TO convey the guests up the
hill to ST. Johns Church, which Is near the QUAR-
antIne station At the church door the guests were
met by the ushers. who were attired III hSht trous
ers black frock coats in the left lapel OF when
were worn boutonnieres of gardenas The guests
were soon seated. and then an opportunity was had
10 admire the decorations Clusters OF white roses
and lilies adorned the altar. and tall growing pants
banked the space either side.
lust before the bridal party arrived at the church
a duet Love Divine, All Love Excelling, for
soprano and tenor. was sung by w a. Raymond
the boy soprano. and Charles Meehan. tenor, OF
ST Georges church. this city. The organist of the
church. Thomas Birdwstle then played the Priests
entrance of the bridal party the choir sang the
wedding march from 'I.ohcngrin.' The procession,
which moved slowly up the centre AISLE was
headed by the ushers who were Brockholst Cut
ting. Matthew Morgan. Jr.. Stuart NJ brice =.
Richmond Fearing jr.. Columbus c. Baldwin. +.
Appleton Smith and the brides two brothers,
duncan Even Cameron. who arrived from Europ"
Yesterday morning the steamship Columbia. ana
Il. Mcleod Cameron. Behind these followed the
eight bridesmaids. Miss Lena Morton daughter
Of Governor Norton Miss Jennie TIFFANY sister OF
the bridegroom Miss Maud Wetmore. Miss Maud
| Livingston. Miss Mary Williams. Miss Margaret
Morgan and the brides two young sisters. Miss
/ Catherine Cameron and Miss lsab" Cameron Then
came the bride. leaning the arm OF her father.
and looking extremely handsome in her bridal
gown OF white satin. the skirt. with a four-yarl
train being made perfectly plain and the high cor
sage sparlngy trimmed with point lace. The veil
Of silk iule caught up with "A coronet OF
| orange blossoms. The bouquet was or gardenias'
the brides favor!te flower and lilies OF the valley
Miss Camoron's only jcweled ornaments were n
pearl necklace. family heirloom. and a large
crescent Il diamonds. worn a. the throat, a gift
! from the bridegroom. ~ the bride and her father
| approached the chancel steps the bridesmaids and
ushers stood aside to allow them - pass. The
Bridegroom with his best william Tiffany.
advanced to meet the bride. Tho bridesmaids
wore handsome gowns OF white SILK. the skirts
made without trimming Of any Kind AMI the
bodces OF embroidered mousseiine dc sole They
also wells OF white tulle fastened with white
feather agrettes and each carried large bunch
| OF iacquemino' roses
The bctro,hal service WIS read while tho couple
stood ~ the foot Of the chauco steps. by no I"v
/ Dr William : Rainsforb. rector ~ ST Georges
! church this city ~ 'fs finish the entire party
proceeded up the chance to the altar. where the
marriage ceremony was performed by the rector
~ the church the Rev. Dr. John c. Ecclesion.
During this ceremony tho choir sang oh Per
feet Love" and 20 The hrila party left tho church
ION our Way Reiocinr" was sung
Immediately after tho ceremony the bridal party
was driven 20 Sir Ilodcricf Cam.ron's country
home. clifton Berlcy. som" distance away wherr
large reception followed r." decorations ~
he house which - spacious we're 81 White arl
. yellow rO~ert and growing plants The break
/ ,as, was served at small tables arranged In the
dining room. the white and gold drawing room. the
| library the broad pinzzas and on the Lawn.
The presents were displayed In one u the upper
/ rooms In the house T'h'r" We're over %o IN the
collection which Included Jewels silver plato. ami
/ many other costly and beautiful articles Sr Rod
"rirk Cameron gave ~ daughter chest u small
table silver. Mrs tiffany. tho mother OF The bride
GROOM superb dinner service - silver AMI b.autl-
! 'ul china. Miss Cameron. Chest - household
linen. r. Mcleod Cameron. set - silver sconces.
/ william TIFFANY. complete s'rvic" ~ glassware
with crest: Prince Victor Dhule"p Snsh. q diamond
sna ssnph,rs bracelet M Jenn.e IiMan' com ON.
! Lady Tercnr" Biackwooi diamond sun. Mr. and
M SIh G M Mafy dam'@ @ , s9' b FfsT
maids a diamond star. Miss Maud Wcfmofe da =.
the former French Ambassador in London an aun'
/ u The bride GORGEOUS point lace IAN WIN ine
Miss Henriette King. OF Paris cousin u the bride
= diamond am ruby bracelet, Tracy BOWS. da-
rnoni brooch. Nine Diaz Alhortne Of Paris a
4 pearl bracelet AMI from her son. sapphire brace
pon, lac fan set with jewels. IL ana Mrs George
could Louis scize chairs; Mr. ard Mrs Theodore
tho dock employees on the Pioneer Line Of steam
from the clerks In the counting IN ~ thc Pioneer
sloane gold toilet set. Mss Caihar.ne Cameron.
diamond AMI sapph.re, ring MS Elsie Glcws,
Miss Cameron presented her bridesmaids with
gold link bracelets. the clasps ornamcnted with The
| monogram In diamonds OF the recipient. and Mr.
cups on one side Of which was tho crest of the
bridegroom and on the other the monogram OF the
* commod2re El.arIass Gerry brought a party
q young people from on ms steam yaf h
breakfast Some q ne guests az re church ana
the Mssses Gerry. Mi and Mrs. Francis o Boyd
Mr.. ana Mrs. George ! Greenfield Mr and Mrs. Mrs
claw. j waisworth Richie MIR and Mrs Elisha
R RnF ,Se M M.s E Ka a AMI f Mrs INIT
Mr. and Mrs Perry Tnany, Mr. and Mrs Gh9 ,,.g
Robert I. GARRISON. MIR and Mrs william iiuricn
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Kernochan. Miss Eur eta
John o K Duer Miss puer Mr and MI II. lanes me-
| NJ Waterbury Mrs n Victor Newconb Miss Julia
Grant Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss Eyclyn Burden den
| August Belmont Mrs. lose F de Navarro. MrS
| Franklin Csgood Mr. and Mrs stephen II Rrown
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle; Hamilton W cary
| Miss Fannie Taller. william Cutting Jr NJ ana
Mrs Edward II Bonner. Mr. and Mrs MAYNARD
Eyre Henry A. Barclay. r.. Mrs. John c Eccleston
Marie Mr. ana Mrs John Hone Miss Hone. James
Gerard Cambridge Livingston. Mrs Arthur VIZ
| man Mrs stephen Van Rensselaer, MISS van
Rensseiaer rhhio Lydig. Mr. Diver MarrW nsr
| tr Richard r Belmont. Reginal tonnlds' ,, III
| bert - Robbins Mrs William Pollock, Mrs fn,llp
Iydlg tho Msses Ripley. Mr. and Mrs Tonrr, r.,m
senator and Mrs Cyin I;rirG ne MiSSeS
Ms Henry len e. ana viii 9hAr ner their wedding
| tour occipy the cottage which has been prepared
| Tor tbem on Sir RoderIck Cameron'e estate on the
| south shore OF Staten Island.