New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
UEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

The marriage of Miss Ella SOPHIA NiIKehs' ue
only daughter of the late Louis "ilkeHs' u ms
city to w. Christian Bergh' nephe" Oh INC o.
Henry Bergh was celebrated al O'Clock last even
ing in Trinity Chapel, in West twenty -Il'ii-s'''
near Broadway. The Rev. DR.. William H. Niooe''
narforr,ed the ceremony, which was followed py a
rsceptlon at the home of the brides mother' NJ
;.s East Thrty-sxth-st. The bride was gwen away
nv her brother, Louis Weber Wtkens her gown
was of white satin, and her veil or point lace was
fastened with diamond crescent present from
the bridegroom. Miss Adelaide NJ Gibson was 'ne
maid of honor Her gown OF white brocaded
satin, embroidered with pink rose buds hehiS
Bergh, brother OF the bridegroom, was 'he oeS'
man The ushers NJ. Stanley Iweedle' Jafeu
D. Baldwin. jr Carroll Berry and Alfred FOX VII
kens a brother of the bride. After TRIP 10 the
South Mr. and Mrs. Bergh will make their home
in New-York 1890
The wedding of Miss Emily Lee Flaeg and Will
fred Thompson will take place at o'clock TINS
evening at the home of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs Thomas j. Flagg, No. % West Eighty
ffth-st.
Miss Harriet Hurd Tarr. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Goodman Hurd Tarr, will be married
this afternoon TO Charles Leicester Payne in the
Church of the Ascension; Fifth-ave and Te1th-s,
The rector OF the church, the Rev Percy Hrah''
will perform the marriage ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Frances Lyon. daughter OF
will be celebrated this evening al the home o. the
bride. No. 7Ss Madlson-ave. The Rev Dr. Henry
form the ceremony
Asbury Park. Oct % (speciaD.-Asbury Park to-
night witnessed OF the most interesting social
functions in its history. Dr. Bruce Smith Keator
and Miss Harriet Scudder married at o:V
oc.ock IT, the First Methodist Church. in Grand ave
Dr. Keator is a cousin of the Goulds. HIS prlde II
the eldest daughter of the Rev. +. {. ScuGder ths
famous Indian missionary Above tweve hundred
invitations were issued, and the church was SioWu-u
to suffocation with wealthy and fashionable PeO-
pie CT New-York Philadelphia, Jersey CltN' Ne"-
Brunswick and other cities. CHIEF among the guess
present Miss Helen Miller Gould ana ffdHN
Jay Gould daughter and son OF the ate Jay Gou.o
The scene during the ceremony, wnich was per
DR.. John Scudder OF New Brunswick, was Ike A
fairy picture , -.
Tie bride, beautiful blonde WAS gowned IN
rich white satin, with duchesse ace, ana d IONS
bridal veil. and carried bouquet OF Lies OF ne
valley Her bridesmaids were dressed IN white sun
moussel!ne trimmed with smiax. Inc marc oi
honor white India silk and chiffon and carrier
bouquet OF white roses, and two Oeautlui NyM..
children dressed In white and carried Dasksts
o. roses. Harry NJ. Keaior, nephew OF the prlut-
groom. a Junior at Yale College ana prominn,sht
member OF the Yale bail team, was best man MiSs
Kate L. Adams an Old friend and c.assmate OF MIS-,
scudder at Mount Holyoke, was maid OF hon1r az
Inc bridesmaids the Misses ISaDe.Ia and thia
=. Scudder sisters of the bride; Miss Addle Scuu-
der daughter OF the Rev. John l.. Scudder OF tne
Tabernacle. Jersey City, and Miss Anna > NEaeui
Niece o. the bridegroom. The ushers were rIai in
Jay Could. youngest Of the late Jay n ronn'
and William NorthIup. both cousins OF me I nlluv
groom; q. ri. Brown, a wealthy resldent OF SpiIhs
Lake: DR. Joseph II. Bryan, OF Asbury Park Ny On
Scud1er brother OF the bride and Charles Scuaue.
reception he'd at the home OF Dr. scudoer ID
Gr1nd-ave