New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
poe Detroit: Mr. and Mrs Marion ].
Mss Berry Miss Verdery, Mrs. William Wilson. Mr.:
verdery: Eric Rosster. Miss Rossiter, DR.. and
Mrs. Perry

verdeMIy:. Eric RossIter, Miss Rossiter DR.. and
n sns Perry
-.,aee Of Miss Fannie Taylor and Joseph
iho pa,duin. tr.. was celebrated yesterday at
1 ., Namaroneck, Weschester County. Miss
nOo "a the youngest daughter of Alexander Tay-
n, Namaroneck, and Mr. Baldwin Is son OF
w.. h r Baldwin, OF this city. The guests from
.,...'york were carried out on special train
N,'. MADE the run In less than thirty minutes
""h,ng Mamaroneck at 40. At the station wait
~ transport those arriving was small army
y" -" "csrr,ages The town. where for many years the
OILS narerts have lived. decked itself in festive
attire hS"G Of ,b the far h spqs s hoe sum snSy
al the sbe cool beezss from the
n,sde the air balmy and delightful 1t was an Ideal
day az 10, ceremony was performed in St Thomas's
church. which had been lavshly decorated v Wtn
sowers and plants for the occasiVH in am uncle eh
naaTa at Ea ssesed BY the Rev
Mr. Bancroft acting rector Of the Ghu Ms: ex
andrnSa Tayo1 Gn reen ,Nf Conn., Miss Ann b
dy Miss Mssa EDDY ~ e The best
Mass vas nss' Albert B. Strange Of Paterson N
astne as us1ers John Howes BHp1o1 Iowa" and
/ To, S.'FF French. Of Boston.
,,o,iately following the ceremony at the churcn
r.,sntion was held at Mr.. Taylor's beautiui couh-
,r home Crismere- on-the-Sound. the hours oe'hs
,.o,, 70 D. IN. The house was decorated WIN
,,ses palms and wreaIhs Of sni.ax. Inc weduihs
sro.kfast vas served by Demon.co. during which
.~s hungarian Orchestra played selections appropr-
s.s for the occasion The special train returned TO
The city a little after o'clock
u" Miss Taylor wore bridal gown OF white satin
.,s point lace trimmings. and tulle veil, with ola.
m' crescent the gift OF her mother The maid OF
aonor Miss Taylor wore green SILK CHIFFON trim ,
rtS white All the bridesmaids were dressed alike
war white tulle gowns. trimmed with green and
Marie Automatic bsrSs Lsrgs egh"rn ana ns SrSss
wmsSs Mrs Alexander Taylor. jr.. wore brow. bro.
ssde with blue trimmings. Mrs Baldwin. me ths: ~
the Dor ss eoeiion Of the honeymoon ana Mrs
r sSH vii make ther home at 10 Yves, seventy
lumber OF 6eautirul gifts The bride gave 20 each
bridesmaid and the maid OF honor gold 50
he best man and ushers were scarf pins in gold de-
eral and Mrs. Horace Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
Richmond Mr. and Mrs WHEN G. Reed so,n Gen Mr
nd MRS D sensy MT and Hrs william Strange
Miss Miss Strange Mr. and Mrs; U. p. Eddy, Mr.. and
% ior Mr. H. and Mrs John D. Archbod. Miss Archbold
W. W. ss1vir ss c. HoSrook cushmsn James NJ Con;
stable C.r and Mrs. William l.. Taylor and MI ana
Mrs James S. H. stebbins
Miss Dolly Rider youngest daughter OF Mrs.
Mary G. Rider. married last evening at the
home OF her brother Herman Ridder. No. Al East
Eshy-fourth.st.. 10 Oscar c. Naumanr. son of the
Performed the ceremony In the presence of the rea
lives of the young couple. The wedding an ex-
ceedngly pretty home affair
At ST. Marks Episcopal Church, Brooklyn
yesterday. Miss Beth Emma McCannin. Of this
city. and DR.. Charles Gilmore Kerley. Of NewYork
were married. The wedding was green and white
the church being bower OF palms and Easter lilies
There were six brdesmaids-Mss Paddock, Miss Al
en- and Miss Reynolds, Of New-York; Miss Merritt
Miss LIE Fevre and Miss Gregory, of Brooklyn. The
maid OF honor Miss Daisy Victoria Human. of
Brooklyn. The bride O gown Of ivory satin
Her bouquet bridal and lilies Of the valley
and the ushers were Dr. b. r. Upper, DR.. George
A. Peck and Walter RICHTER. of Washington; the
William Human and John A. Davidson Of Brook
Ign. After the ceremony a small reception for rela-
the brides father. No. 253 Vernon-ave. Brooklyn.