New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
WEDDINGS.

Grace Church. Broadway ard feminist. was at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon the scene Of the mar
rage Of Miss Sophia Pennington Taller. daughter
Of Mrs Henry 4. Taller. TO Samuel Breck farK-
man Trowbrdgc son OF General W. p. Trowbridge,
Of New-Ilaven. Conn. The chance was pretty
decorated with white roses. lilies and masses OF
green foliage TIL, brGa. party. as it entered the
church. met by the members of the vested
choir OF the church. who. as they walked rom Inc
Vegtry 10 the main ontra2cc. sang the hymn HonSS
OF Praise thu ArG Is Sing" As he PROCESSION
moved up the centre ais o the choT'sers sang the
ruptal music from "Lohersr!n." The line was
headed by the whlte-robed singers. behind whom
came the ushers. who were Murray fohlen OF fhl-
adc.phia: stockton Hestn nan Colt. Goodhue Living
ston. Harold Randolph. Richard Palmer ana hoo-
CIT II. Fcrsuson. Then followed the maid OF honos'
Mss Any Bend. AM then the b-do. WIN h'r
brother. James Il. Tai r. vino Gav' hr away
NJ Tailor also served as an usher. Vt the entrance
TO tie chlnccI the bride WAS met by
the bridegroom WHO was accompanied by
his ST man. his brother William Il. Tro"prldSe'
After the bairothal service which was reaa pI
tn, Rcy. Or. William Il. Huntington, the rector OIL
Grace Church Master Harold Yale the 10y noy b So
0'cr Eden The R,v. Or. william :. El!nsf9rI'
rssc ceremony and Bishop Potter rronoun,c,' h 'nr
hencicti3n 1T the close e tn ceremony NE 'uDi'
a. rec sa3raL Tro ma,ic wis under 'tr az IL, IV
OF tac crgarist Of Grace Church. James W. ii"ds H.
stein. ! reception ilr r'.dt,Nti ana MIN -
followed at lhe homc % Mr. Taller, NO. "a ~
Twclf;h-st. same Of the guests were i!r ana Mrs.
F Fahni@ raiS of Tr ami Sn s i sucrn Tacr
General and Mrs; Henry l. Hurnet NJ IN, ana M Ms
John A. Lowery. Mr.. K!c1ari irwin, NJ AMI Mrs
J. Towns,ll Burden. Nj and Mr. Buchanan W.
Il r. Hcnd Mis- heatrX Bcad. Mr and Nrs Cisirilr
d. Khan. Nh Charles BcrYmln. A. Murray
o 2%pE w. Mn 9na AMI AMI Ma, "yH Nmy 'S
- go. e.,,.,,. -,o G.ssler
daughter Ct jho Rev. ana Mr.. Theodo.e y. Is.
Ges.ler. to Burton G. Tcfft. took pace at o ''ocN
last evening in thu Mount Morris BAPTIST 'huf'H'
Ffth.avc and Observation-Disclosures ty-sNth-si.
TIE brides father. who "a IN charge Oh "in''
Church housr. oilicaiod AZ Ia" ceremony. me
bride was el-en away 10y her brother pSney -.
Glss'or Miss Louise P.liz OF Philadelphia, vas
the maid OF honor and the bridesmaids were MISS
Tb"Tas. - Mss Mabal q smith and Miss Emma T;
nash Thcolore \. Gessler was best man ana 1
pulley H. Gc-sler. c Roy iadnke ana .' pam
H. Psck We're the ushcrS. Master Shrrp ,i,e
supper followed ~ tho home Of the brides parents
No 10 st. Nicholas-ave
Ms Sarah Balm the cllcs; daughter % MT ana
Mrs william BALM Of No. 2d2 West i2lsi-s'.' was
married to Charles +. Stein at O'Clock last '''h-
Ing a, thu Hotel Majestic. Tho Rev. IN sl'cTm'h'
Of he Temple Emanu-El. ciiic.at'd. Tn ~
MAIDS were the brides sister. Mis- H''i. hi ,
AMI ,iss U.,ti. I.uchs Maurice Cohen vas h'St
man and Maurice Balm. the bride prom "aS
IN. only usher The dinner and dane ior 'h' "''''-
he:s of the two families followed.
Baltimore. Jan. e The marr.agc of Ms Luna
France carroll of this city. to Albert N'Sh' ''
Norfolk. Va took place last evening al hoA"."'"''
the country hom, OF william Linah'n. i"' ''''
NJ \ Fenn, ~ the . vlnstown thihoH' Nu'' ~
reformed the ceremony. assisted hl iN, a.
STAFFORD II Washington. The luHr IS M
daughter OF Mrs. -. John 'arrol ard t,v "'' IN
Mrs william I.auphIn Il Baltimore. Ni. '>"S'
is a waolesale hardware merchant in N''t''H