New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-29
WEDDINGS PAST AND TOCOME

i' go was filled to the doors with people OF
pio .,rence in society. at l2:So O'CLOCK yesterday
PRIV" Miss Emily Lorinard Morris, the only daugh-
VIC" ~ and Mrs. Fordham Morris. was married
te' " ,Jorace Gallatin son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
10 J" c.u.,in There vas great outpouring OF the
er' , ~ the young couple the members OF tho
lie" sr married set being present In goodiy num-
you"' The chancel and altar were most effectively
~' ,.d the latter with several large golden vases
oe Itch American Beauty roses and the sides OF
n w.. latter banked with tall. graceful palms ana
"e The tropical plants were massed
msie1 ,ne walls and their sweeping branches nearly
asa n.s across the chancel almost forming we'll
go arch The pews all along the middle aisle
w. aecked with white spring flowers. while the
-sas an either side Of the chapel were festooned
,.h zones of smlax. The marriage ceremony was
EARNED BY the vicar of the chapel, the Rev. Dr.
yyr,,,sm H. vbbert. The best man was Cecil u.
.adaIe and the maid Of honor was Miss May Gal
L N.'~ The Young sister Of the bridegroom. The
49, ,ho passed up the aisle on the arm Of her
u '.ssr wore a gown OF white satin, rather simply
10 with trimmings OF point lace ana orange
.s.oms on the corsage. The draperies OF the
Tn, lace were caught up here and there with the
.nse blossoms The veil Of point lace was fastened
;, the hair with tiara formed OF hve dia-
"a .,ars. a gift from the parents Of the
NV" ,.srroon Her only other Jewelled orna-
w, was a collarette OF seven strands Of pearls,
NV =, the presents from the bridegroom. Instead
a.. hououet the bride carried an ivory prayer-booK,
-. oft from the bridegroom. The bridal process
80, vent I'D the aisle headed by Alexander NJ. Had
AN SCHUYLER Scheifen. Alexander s. Webb, jr.,
w.,nwright Parish. John G. Neeser. Gouverneur
w,rr,s cousin Of the BRIDE Lawrence Timpson. Of
nsrr,-own. ~ y; and Goelet Gallatin. brother
- The bridegroom. who were the ushers Following
= -. ' usbers were The bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth
s ssaaman Hoppin Miss Evne Neeser Miss Estee
BE Psyser and Miss Henrietta Morris cousin Of
e. BRIDE Ss and Thf her efms me the
i %ss 0i.'s breakfast for the members Of the bridal
parry aiSss anu parents. No is East Thirtieths
Among the guests at the ehuTH r Were HrerS Wr aRs
M Norris 's ar and Mrs MuhlenbeTs Bailey Mr. and
Mrs theodore TmPsSn Mr. and MIS- Fre peyse
De WssSnston: Miss Lucreta Morris, Miss Emily
s sns Mrs eCrse mr. Mr.
Lsns Mri Ban aser Mr. and Mrs AST r
and Mrs. Mrs. ElS0fs busT s' Miss " Mr anS Mrs
ss5s M and an ars F ad RAMP 1ss
sas and Mis Mrs William Warner Hoppn Mrs John
@ Moss Mssr su nr and Hi M Howard 5
the Misses ClarksOn, Mr. and Mrs: Henry Parish
NJ and MRS R SSe r. and MRS.
Mr and Mrs s,reatfeld Clarkson. Mrs Charles
fre nv Re1kalev Parsons Mrs A. c. Bettner, NJ
and Mrs Thomas Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Thayer
Robb, Andrew a. Bibbey and Miss Louisa DE F.
webb
Miss Marjorie Rowana Elnwood was married to
John Edward Calhoun yesterday afternoon at the
home OF her father the Rev. Dr. Frank F. Elm
wood No IN West Seventy-eighth-st. Only rela-
tlves and few intimate friends of the coupe were
invited The ceremony performed by the
BRIDES father. who is connected with the Presby-
ran Elinwood sister OF the bride, and Miss Janet
Einwood Loomis cousin were the brides ma ids
attended his brother as best man. The ushers were
Cornelius Van VOSs PowSrs Or In9a s sne2alre
Farnham Collins.
The large fashionable wedding to-day will be
that Of Miss Lila A. Thorne. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Thorne. to James Blackstone Taylor.
a son Of the late Talbot J. Taylor. OF Baltimore.
which will be celebrated in ST. Bartholomew
Church
Miss Ida F. Ogden. the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William T. Ogden, will be married to Ben |
jamn Franklin Miller at $50 o'clock this evening |
al the home of her parents No. LIB West one
hundrdand twenty -sxth-st.
The marriage of Miss May Down to William II.
Donaldson will take place at O'Clock this evening
n e. the home Of the brides mother. Mrs NJ. c.
Miss Elizabeth Caroline Kramer daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kramer. will be married to DIR.
Felix Pfeiffer this evening at the home of her
parents, No ga West One-hundred-and- ifty-sec-
Cnd-st.
The wedding Of Miss Emm,e Calman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Calman, Of No. West Seventy
ffth-st., 10 DR.. Samuel Lewengood. of this city.
Will take place at o'clock this evening the Wal
corf. Justice George c. Barrett Will perform the
ceremony
A pretty wedding to-day will take place at noon |
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X. Thurber. |
No. a. West Twenty-ffth-st. The bride will be |
their daughter. Miss Marianne Brakeman Thurber. |
and the bridegroom Francis Lansing Pruyn, for |
msrly OF Albany The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Park |
hurst, pastor OF the Madison Square Presbyterian |
Church, will officiate.
Miss Elizabeth Swasey Miller will be married 10 |
Dr. Curtis B. Carter this evening at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Henry James Miller, No 300 West !
eeventy-sixth-st.
The wedding Of Miss Emily Wcr,hington Hyde. |
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles King Hyde 10 |
James Barrett will be celebrated this evening at
ne home OF Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis, No. 449 East |
Oe-hundred-a d-cightcenth-st., sister Of the |
Miss Marie Half married at $50 o'clock last |
evening 10 John r. Ryan at the home OF her par !
snts Mr. and Mrs. Edward p. Half, No. 50 West |
Eighty third-st The Rev DR.. s. De Lancey Town |
send. of All Angels Church. performed the cere-
nony
The engagement is announced Of Miss Eleanor |
Cross. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. r. James Cross. OF
NO Washington So Iare. North. TO Professor Allen
SHarouanc, OF Princeton. the Oldest son or Henry IT,
MarQuand.
y. b. BARTLETT on THE WAY TO NEW-YORK.
London, April 81 b. Bartlett. president of the
~ ~" Canal Company. Is on board the steamer
New.YoorrSx which sailed from Southampton for
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