New-York tribune., 1896-11-26
WEDDINGS SPAST ANDTOCOME

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a. IN certain details exceeded any similar entertain
anu GIVEN in New-York for a long time. The beau
ner ,oms OF Mr. Garland's house were lavishy
~ N'.,.,ea with flowers and plants. and to provide
oe o., the 100 guests invited to the reception and
,Vf ,'.,fas, a temporary structure. 2ix6o feet, was
,aa IN the rear Of the house. This large room was
,'. handsomely decorated with flowers. the walls
A ~ covered with gobelln tapestries and ceiling
o'' ui.b ropes OF laurel and liacs. The entire
's..r, was illuminated with hundreds OF electric
sp ss which. with the rich furnishings. made most
N,,n,, ncture The floral decorations In the middle
Jng.room where the marriage ceremony was
o',,rne1 by Archbishop Corrigan. consisted mainly
- American Beauty roses. orchids and chrysan-
rn,s while in the other rooms there were huge
,ars and banks Of white roses, chrysanthemums.
elu, .ha valley and carnations Before the guests
l 90 arrive there an interesting concert by
a.r,s Rand and the organ. the latter Deihg played
I.mes rngerer the organist ard director OF the
49,, choir IN ST. Patrick's Cathedral AS the
.., Marty which formed in the third story Of the
hsean 10 descend the stairs the prelude TO the
nous -, ~ "Iohengrin" played. and as the line
'n'u ,ho drawing-room floor the bridal chorus
. w ,ns onera was sung by twenty boys from the
-. 1 choir OF the Cathedral. who wore their purple
.,cks and white lace surplices. These boys were
,,rsd In the temporary structure and were direct
ID BY Mr.. Cngerer' ,,.., a. ,u,
xfra Margaret
ms .a ,scs and nephew of the bridegroom. Be-
no, M ,, came the four bridesmaids. Miss Kathleen
-, - sister Of the bridegroom: Miss Adelaide
s-..r,,d and Miss Ethel Ketcham. OF this city, and
a 'posamond Tudor. OF Boston. Mass. Behind them
~.,s.s the maid OF honor, Miss Marion lockwood.
=, poyon Mass. and then the prde' with hef
Archbishop Corrigan and the assistant priests.
am. X \ McKlnnon, Of the Society of Jesus;
"" o. charles : Cotton. rector OF ST. Stephens
me Hss ~ and the Archbishops secretary. the Rev;
y.mas Connolly were stationed al the eastern emu
o. tns II ~, throne the raised dais of which was
seS soo1 !" with cardna damask and the canopy and
hanginss wan W Edward NJ. Weld. of Boston. Mass.
ms ne BRIDE Just before she approached The Arch
bishops na.rrhbshop Corrigan addressed few
ceIeV; % =; advice to the young coupe in voice mat
wvIj' NmS b. heard anywhere In the room The oride
coI,a nas p very beautiful in a gown Of white satin. the
o,ssse rather spariagy trimmed with point de
.shsi',sbsd .ssii', win trails OF orange blossoms, small
sass elas'' An immense harvest moon pin, present
pa pa the bridsgroom was also worn in the veil
Ss rom honee na was Of white roses orchids and lilies
das Il ,s yaev The ushers who grouped about
AND Dr. j r. Emmet and Thomas Adds Emmet.
f.. brothers Of the brdegroom' ana me -,DShngs -oUWhng
Baldwn. Of this city; G. Richmond FeaTing. jr,
and L. % M h Emms Hl %ho
T. also a graduate Of the College OF Physicians ana
Surgeons prsssn'ea his besi e man Mb ana nse arge
sys,r and TWO superb rubles. Immediately after the
bsnedlcon was pronounced the eFae pr ,wo S drawjns
sooms and between TWO solid columns, received NE
congraula, ,ions OF the guests After me Sn
suests al thir;y-eight small tables ARRANGED on ne
trswing-room floor, and in the four rooms on ne
second door The bridal table. a. which there were
stsen guests. was laid in the temporary room and
vas decked with lilies of the valley
The marriage q Miss Pauline Baltes to Thomas
Hall took place last evening at the nome OF
,he brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fernando bH'es'
No 100 East Seventv-third-st. The marriags cnre a
nve!. s!!,.,ed -. nv the Rev DR. Abbott f. kittredge,
psstor OF the Madison Avenue Reformed 'hurc"'
The wedding OF Miss Emily Louise Ireland.
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ireland. OF NO.
; Fast For,y-seven,h-st.. and the Rev; Earle Ma
eria will take place at noon on Inesaay as Deoe'"-
er o. in the Church OF the HeaVehl! HeS"
rha marriage OF Miss Edith Sands third daugh-
or OF Mr. and Mrs. Philip j. SANDS 10 HoueI'
,un Graham son Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Iraha.i'
look p,aee at noon yesterday In the Church Vi ."e
Incarnation Madison-ave. and Thirty-hfth-s' Inc
hms. u,ora rich heavy white satin gown
r;umed with point lace and orange blossoms
usr ve,l Of lace was fastened TO the crown oi tne
head bv a dainty wreath of orange blossoms anu a
diamond crescent. gift from her ia'he'' M WV.
vhom she entered the church The orloai oo"tu
r.s ~ white roses and lilies OF the valley Her
Tss sS.ef' bSdesmaids Mis We're Miss Elizabeth Sands,
OF the bride ss Msf Msbe Es.aS seSbns and
ina br;degroom's sister. Miss Mary Dongiaas
ham The bridegrooms best nan were nj the brides
brother Philip Sands; Dr Paul T. aNnpas Nlnlnsi Fair
= Gov Rudoph Neeser Arthur Whitney, htrts Tbss
Beadelston and Charles iawrencft, pr William
,strothal service was Of Fe1n be church and Rev
Dr. Henry Mottet rector oi me me mirage cero-
Holy rd nronounced the benediction rrceptoh to
md wedding breakfast. served ny, ~ iSinnns No
owed at the hSmf Mr and hs , Srds
xho will take trip thropsn IN when they return
.osa,nq in St Francis Havier's
,burch Yesterday morning was that OF "'rs r,,Nro
Mary O'Gorman. daughter OF 'he l"'o 80. o.
ycorman. and Edmond Luji Knoedler, "hic" va W.
celebrated at II o'clock The feV. Ne.' " e.
y,rnor ~ the Society Of Jesus and rector Oh o''
".s',,o chvrcb Park-ave and Eighty-folrth-s'..
'ortorrooa tho marriage ceremony and celenra'e'
no nuntia, mass Miss O'Gorman made pretty
,r,ae She was escorted 10 the altar anu e,,'"
wav by her brother. Richard OHorn,aha o naas win
own was of white satin, ra I'm cdraage and tulle
ell which was fastened with ia oraIise O'S,onnnr
FER FER hIdsgroorns brother Roland Knoedler was
vest man. The ushers were mares mares T. b.ui \ La
uarcbe. ,hutI bpotherin-law OF the bride; Romano
Nichols, Benjamin r. Lummis WaieT yer, orap ~:
xedding breakfast for about forty persons was w,s
eryed at the home of the brides mother No 4i'
Vest Twentythird-st.
The wedding OF Miss Helen NJ Hyde. the only
laughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert G.. Hyde. OF NO q
East Forty-hfth-st.. and Charles A. Valentine was
at 430 o'clock yesterday afternoon IN the
Church of the Heavenly Rest. Fifth-ave ana
Forty -Hfth-st The rector the Rev DR.. d. Parker
Morgan. performed the marriage ceremony, which
hx qrnail n the nome or
the brides parents. The bride. whose gown was
pf white satin trimmed with point de Valenciennes
lace and who wore veil Of tulle fastened with
orange blossoms was attended by Miss Adelaide
Thornell of Morristown. ~ j.. as maid OF honor
Her bridesmaids Miss Josephine Valentine.
sister ~ the bridegroom: Miss Katherine Douglas.
Miss Anna Lyman and Miss Louise kiIlip, OF
Rochester n Y The best man was the bride
groorn's hrother A. r Valentine. and the ushers
{. c. Pauiding. H. F. vanderhoef. W; o. Ludlow;