New-York tribune., 1896-12-31
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.


Austin s. Tuttle. was married 10 Clinton Barnum
Seeiey son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Seeley and
grandson or the late p. 7. Bsrnum. Curiosity
attracted many Of the persons present and an incl
cent which happened at a dinner which was given
Tor the bridegroom also brough, many people 10 tho
chapel who were unwelcome. The chanceI and in
terror Of the edfce in it's dress OF Christmas greens
which were relieved with dash Of .ed was a very
pretty sight. The invited guests. who numbered
several hundred, were met at the door and escorted
TO seats in the middle and two side aises by the
ushers who were Wilson Marshall II. A. Bergman.
Marshall Bishop. Edwin Delnoy. Louis ogden. and
Clarence Hamilton, of Orange. " J. The bride.
extremely pretty brunette was escorted to the chan
! eel and given away by her cousin Sidney Clark OF
Bnghamton. She wore gown OF white satin.
trimmed with point lace Her veil. which the
same worn by her mother on her wedding day. was
also Of point lace. II fastened with diamond
ard emerald crown. gift from the Bridegroom She
also wore necklace Of pearls. which was worn by
! her mother at her wedding. and carried bouquet
OF lilies Of the valley and white orchids. Miss
Austlna Tutle. her sister was ihe maid OF honor.
7 he bridesmaids were Miss Fannie Sceley. OF Bos-
ton Mass. a cousin of the bridegroom: Miss Lydia
ROBBIE. of Bath. y. Y; Miss Anse Felss and Miss
Anna Fleiss. The bridegroom's best man was his
brother. Herbert seeley. The marriage ceremony,
which performed by the vicar in charge or the
chapel the Rev Or. William II Vibber was fol-
lowed by a reception at the home OF the bride. No.
lS West Thirty -sevenh-st Among the guests at the
g. remony and reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
seeley Mrs Edward A. Clark. Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Clark. of Bingham;on: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mar
shall Mr. and Mrs. Edward B9sarqs Mr. aPd P6s Mrs
Mr. and Mrs ssr poTk M Mr and nS MAa Mrs oSn
David Day Thompson. Mr and Mrs David Martin. Martin. Mr
and and Mrs Mrs 2sePh Fl Sar1 Mr an and Mrs william
Eess Mr. and Mrs J. Elsgs5 Mr aNa Mr mrs and
Mrs -s.'' Daniel Bacon. Frederick Cans and r. +
5.ms Beskman "a 10 Ms wssi ana Mrr ~
The marriage OF Miss May Estella Doerr. the only
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs John B. Doerr, or NO. III
East Twenty-fourth-st.. TO Clayton Landis OF Lam
caster Penn took place at o'clock last even
inc in the state apartments in the Waldorf. which
we're beautifully decorated for the occasion The
marriage ceremony performed by the Kew
James Mitchell. Of Lancaster Penn, the young
couple standing in bower OF INES OF inc Nailey'
American Beauty roses and smilax Inc orioes
gown was Of white satin. trimmed with point lace
The veil Of tulle was fastened with orange blossoms
and a sunburst OF diamonds. a present frcm the
brides father She carried shower bouquet, OF
lilies of the valley There were no pro, s,iats ,h
brides brother William r. Doerr A reception ana
elaborate super foowrd Wr 'ne nDds paremts
OF the bridegroom. and Miss Lou Marin oi lr,. ian.
Gass M and Ms Mrs sSsi FHfsnnd Of Mss M
and Mrs A Carson. Mrs. S. Dahlman. Mr ana
P1r ms%ry MR. snd Mrs William sands Miss En-
ma Dabour, Miss Alys Dabour ana 'iair ornei., @
MIR and Mrs Lands. who win pass the honey moon
in the Eastern States. viii make their home on
their return In Lancaster. where the pridesroom u
I'm business
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Isabel
McAdam. daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs George W.
McAdam. of No lS West One hundreds nd-twenty-
second-st TO Dudley W Gregory, Of Washington
u q The ceremony will take place on THURSDAY
January Y. in the church of me Purltans' ftth-
ave and One hundred d-and-th.rtieth-si
Tbe engagement IS announced of Miss Carrie NJ
Doelger. daughter of Anthony Doelger. the brewer
TO William Kramer. jr., son OF William Kramer, OF
West One-hundred and-ity-second-st' "ashing-
ton Heights
The engagement IS also announced OF Miss Adele
Joseph daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Joseph
of No 1000 Fifth-ave. TO Aaron Well OF tnls city
The wedding of Miss Emma Werheim. A daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wertheim. 10 Paul j.
Byck will take place Wednesday morning next.
at Sherrys
Saratoga y. Y. Dec. 30 ,SpeciaD.-The leading
society affair of the holidays took place at the
Bethesda Episcopal Church this noon. being wit
messed by fashionable gathering that filled every
seat in tho artis,ically decorated sanctuary. 1t
was the marriage OF Miss Georgiana French.
daughter OF General Winsor y French. OF Sara
toga Springs and John Andrews Harris. Jr, OF
Chestnut Hill Philadelphia. Bishop Doane. OF
Albany offciated. assisted by the Rev. Dr John
Andrews Harris rector Of 81. PauTs Episcopal
Church Of Chestnut Hin. father OF the bride
groom Shepard French WAS page. The best man
was Charles cowperthwait. OF Chestnut I'M. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Julia Mefcalf. OF Cold
Spring ~ y. Miss Anna Richards. OF New
Haven Conn: Miss Elizabeth Harris. OF Chest
nut Hill: Miss Sarah Griffin. of Buffalo: Miss
Caron' Of BrooEyD Ms. Nary 1s 'Po Po,er Of
Geneva and Miss Emma Strong, OF Saratoga
iiohoken y j.: charles Francis Gummey and
Ioseph Woolston. OF Philadelphia; George Ser
wnsS 2, snc & f sarssosa sprRnss
After the ceremony at the church a reception was
Wav Mr. and Mrs Harris started this after
noon on an extended journey. Philadelphia will be
their home
London Dec SO-F W I.orng. OF Boston Mass,
was married In this city this morning TO Miss
caroline Pole Carew. The ceremony was per.
formed In St. Peters Church, Eaton Square
Mr. Loring's best man was General Scott Murray.
Among the invited guests were Lord and Lady
Waldterave and Lady Frederick Cavendish Mr..
among the Italian lakes.
Springfield Ill. Dec so-Miss Grace Virginia
Corneau daughter of William B. corneau. was
married last evening TO Count Jolieund de 81.
Maurice OF Paris The Count and Countess
started for Chicago the midnight train From
there they will 20 TO Montreal. and thence to
New-York. from which city they Will sail for
Paris.
Kingston Ont Dec. At 5. Georges Cathe-
dral to-day Miss Edith Norton Taylor. daughter
OF Colonel u. Norton Taylor. retired British
officer was married TO captain Marsh. r. A.. OF
Plymouth England Guests were present from
Halifax and other Canadian cities Captain and
Mrs Marsh left here this afternoon FOR England.
~ ROMANTIC KENTUCKY.
Jeffersonve Ind. correspondence OF the ST. Isou.s
Globe Democrat.
Thirteen Kentucky clipping couples celebrated
Christmas by coming to Louisville and crossing the
river availing themselves OF Indiana's convenient
marriage laws