New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

,r.a chancel was handsomely decorated with cus-
s n lilies white chrysanthemums and green
s.,ape while on each side OF the centre aisle
.,a,,oned a row Of standards composed Of holly and
.,ed with plumcs of pine The bride. who was
.o,ura of youth and freshness. looked most
S.r,iful in her gown Of ivory satin. finished with
.'r trappings Of point lace on the corsase which
,s fastened at the throat with a magnificent dia-
r,ond brooch. a present from her mother Her veil
~ point lace was fastened Wen PACK on the head
=. ,,b three diamond stars. Miss Dixon had as her
maid Of honor Miss tiizabesh barnes who was IN
n.Sc Inore. with trimmings OF chinon Her
NMr.icssuaids " ere Miss Alice Babcock. Miss Marian
Rard Miss Elsie Barker ana ana Miss Mis-, clara Moss. i.
s,s Th.y alco wore picture hats of white lace
Snished with crowns of black velvet and back
nstTjch pumes. Each carried shower bouquet of
Umsargueritcs ana each wore az her throat large
,mroI,ose . brooch. surrounded by diamonds. the
s9 s9u' Djyons house in Forty-ninth-si.. Jolly
one Relatives and personal friends, among which
we're we'll represented. attended II.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Hard. the eldest
sauchter Of NJ. aad Mrs. Arson w. Hard. 10 Wil.-
;or p Tavlor of Baltimore. which celebrated
~ Wednesday afternoon in ST. Bartholomew's
CHURCH was also remarkably pretty one.
,ho church was filed to tho doors. and the recep-
ton which followed Bishop Potter's benediction
,os attended by enough guests to fill two houses
~. size Of tho brides fathers. at the northeast
corner of Park-avo and Thriy-eighth-st. Miss Hard
,aco and her attendants presented most pictur-
nsoue appearance in their costumes Of ustrous pale
dressed with plumes. They were strikinsly hand
some set Of bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
,rbo are on their wedding trip. will probably spend
,hslr HOLIDAYS IN town before taking up their home
In Baltimore
Another pretty wedding on Wednesday was tha:
~ Miss Pauline Starr. the eldest daughter of Mr..
ord Mrs. Danis Ebbitt Starr TO William Watson
Casve,l which took place at noon in the Church
~ the TRANSPORTATION in East enty-ninth-st.
while several hundred invitations sent out
,or -he ceremony only the relatives of tho couple
fnd limited number of their intimate friends were
MAIDEN 10 the reception. which was held at the
nome Of the brides parents No. 500 West seventy
sixih-st Mr. and Mrs. caswell will sail for Europe
oster the holidays where they will probably re-
main until the early summer. The marriage Of
1rrsyts was celebrated on "Wednesday afternoon at
,he home OF the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs: 7.
Henry Gels;on. in the Hoffman Arms, No. $40 Mad
ison.ave The wedding was quiet. but pretty:
one The bride who locked lovely in her gown OF
MAIDS maits Mr Travss best man was George S Gel
ston. brother of the bride After the Rev. DR..
Alfred H. Brush. of the Dutch Reformed Church
al Van Pelt Manor. Long Island. had performed
the marriage ceremony. there was small recep-
,ion. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Martin
Van Buren, Travis. parents of tho Bridegroom; Mr..
and Mrs. William Cumming story. OF Lawrence;
grandmother Of the BRIDE Judge Nelson. Miss Ger
irude Van Brunt. the Misses GelSton, Stuart Dun;
Mrs Travis who Will be at home Informally
Saturday evening al No III West Seventy-sxth-s..
met last summer on board Mr. Postley's yacht. the
Cocnia-
Among the weddings of the coming week are those
Of Miss Rose X. Schaefer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick 5. Schaefer. Freiherr Schertel Bur
tenbaoh. a first lieutenant in the Wurtemberg army
and Miss Jennie S. Kenny 20 Frank H. Sckles. which
will take place Tuesday afternoon. at the home OF
the BRIDES mother. Mrs. NJ. W. Kenny. No Sl4 West
Eghty-ninth-st The wedding of Miss Schaefer and
Lieutenant Bur;enbach, who met in Germany
last summer will be rather quiet 1t will take
place al 6 o'clock Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents. No 529 Madison-ave.. and the
mony reception and dinner will be attended by rea
tves and personal friends only. The bride will be in
se goTn Of q O he W be- ge away q by her
and attended by her niece, Miss Gertrude Chatilion
pink satin with garniture Of lace and pink rosebuds
There will be no bridesmaids Lieutenant Won Bur
tenbach. who has furlouSh OF several months, has
chosen his best man Julius lmgard The ushers
MI pc ne orlue crens Nil ",e be
by the Rev Dr.. ). b. Remensnyder, pas
of St yon and hT ba t viii sail in
January for their home which VIII prooaoly be IN
Stuttgart
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Edith Kittredge.
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Abbott 4. Kilt
tredge 10 Joseph Wilbur Spencer will take place at
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. in the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church, Fifty-seventh-st. The
BRIDES father who Is the pastor OF the church. will
be the officiating clergyman. George Hyde, OF Bos-
ton. Mass the brides grandfather, will escort her
into the church and give her away. She Will be
IN gown OF white satin. the corsage trimmed with
point lace. Her Veil OF tulle will be fastened with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet will be Of white vio-
let's No jewels will be Miss Mabel kittredge.
her sister, will be the maid OF honor. She WI "edr &
ture hat Of white chiffon decorated with punk now
ers and ribbon The eight bridesmaids, scnool friends
OF the bride will be in pretty gowns of white crepe
de chine, with trimmings OF pink satin ribbons Iney
w "S ~ onar and vii carry bouquets OF pink roses
Mr. Spencer has selected his best man Thornton
Carter Frederick S Mnott, Farnham Yardley. sam
9e Mno Henry T ,a EasleS 5, HATTy W1oi1 l. hH5 Tbe
reception invitations 10 which are confined to rela-
ves and intimate friends: will be hed a. me nome
The wedding OF Miss Bertha Van Nostrand TO
George Livingston Mead. OF this city, Will be cele-
brated at O'Clock Tuesday evening. at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. van
Nos,rand No lis East One-hundred-a nd fourteenth
St. The ceremony which Will be performed by the
Rev Dr. Joachim Elmendorf pastor OF the First
Collegiate Reformed Church OF Harlem Will be io!-
lowed by a reception. The brides gown Will be OF
white satin trimmed with pearls and point lace
Orange blossoms VIII conhne the tulle ven 70 the
coifure. Miss Florence Mead s.stSr o. thc D,lur I.
inoussene de sole and trimmed with pearls. ha. been
seeced attend The bride as mad OF honor dd5 here
W. Van Nosirand will be best man. and james amos
Gordon Henry and Frederick Schneer Will De usfl-
ers. After tour OF several weeks in the west Mr.
and Mrs Mead will take possession OF 'he" he"
home In Harlem
The marriage Of Miss Lucy G. Morse daughter
Of Professor Morse. OF No. III West Sevcnty-ihrd.
ST., 10 George Wales. Of Boston, VIII occur at
o'clock On Tuesday evening In the Lenox lhi'ail""
Church. Lenox-ayc. and One-hundred -and-t"chty-
frst-st. The Rev. Merle 81. CAR Nrlgni. ,ne ne
pastor OF the church, will oficiate Ihere VIII po
no reception for the guests who attend the oeie
mony. Mr. and Mrs Wales will live IN Beacoh,se''
Boston, where they will be at home alter JAN
uary !.
Details for the wedding OF Miss Mary Do"s
Brewster. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. BchJai'''i
Brewster. Of No sS5 Fifth-aye., 10 OEVcT IT, Jc'-
nings which is TO take place at 3;D O'CLOCK o'i
Wednesday afternoon December 10, In 81 par