New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
WEDDINGS PAsTANDTOCOME

The marriage of Miss Mary olivia Thornburgh.
daughter Of the late Major T. T. Thornburgh. OF
the United States Army, to Dan Dillon Easement.
of General J. 8. Easement. of Ohio. took place
at $50 O'Clock last evening in All Angels Prot
estant Episcopal Church. West End-ave. ana
Eighty-frst-st. The ceremony performed by
the Rev. DR.. Charles A. Jessup. the assistant min
lister at st. Pauls Church. Baltimore. and 1t was
followed by reception at the Hotel Endicott The
bride given away by her brother DR.. Robert
NJ. Thornburgh. She wore gown Of white satin
and a vel! OF tulle. Mrs Jere g. Black. OF York.
Penn. wearing Il gown Of pale-blue silk, was the
Wae organde blue Miss BESSIE Dewey
Of Philadelphia; Miss Amy Bonham and Miss Bes-
uate OF Princeton University, Glass 30, and who is
engaged In the construction OF railroad In San
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were T. Wallis Huldekoper. Allen d. Wilson and
jones' Of Hartford. Conn Robert r Townsend Of
New-Brighton, Penn: James Barnes James Ward
Of '' this city Mr. and Mrs: easement will make
The wedding of Miss Emily Hyams. daughter Of
the late Elias Hyams. to Simon schlesinger was
celebrated at s oclock yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, No l2s East Seventy
ninth-st. 1t was family wedding. only the imme-
which was performed by the Rev. pr. Rudolph
Grossman The bride IN IA sD%n OF wnl M r s,s
Of honor After the ceremony there was we'd
ding dinner
The marriage of Miss Harriet 8. Stitt. daughter
Of James S. Stitt. OF No 1856 West Ninety-third-
IT., to Samuel Williams will be soiemnI,zed az .
o'clock this evening IN Grace and fourthst
The wedding Of Miss Jennie Alden Todd. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Todd. Of No. II West
One hundred nd twentieth-st, to George Barker
seeley, OF Newark. n. j.. was celebrated at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in Holy Trinity Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Lenox-ave. and One-hun-
cond-st. Clusters Of white chrys-
anthemums and palms filed the chancel where the
ceremony was performed by the rector. the hey
gown WITS WAS Of white satin Trimmed with duchess
lace and her veil was OF tulle MISS Heleh -.
Moore Mss Emma 9 maa vi Of Mss
Mabel Raymond. OF summit Miss Alice S.r Butter
Madison Hl Miss Mabel Grail and Miss Anna Cooley:
Of this city. Dr. Homer + JOY; Of Ns"I F6rm mas
5es, man na nnn George + Peck Edgar Holden
and Ambrose c. Todd. the brides brother, were me
ushers The reception was held at the nome VI '"e
Newport, r. l.. Dec SpeciaD.-At Trinity
Church at noon to-day. before a large gathering.
Miss Pauline Georgne Warren Dresser, daughter OF
the late Colonel G.. W. Dresser, was married TO tho
Rev George Grenv!lle Merrill. rector OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church at Tuxedo PARK. N l. -FOUR
clergymen we're preseni-the Rev. Dr. George J.
Mag,ll who oHiciated, assisted by Bishop Henry c.
Potter OF New-York: Archdeacon Thomas. OF New
Jersey and the Rev. f. II. Porter. OF Emmanuei
Church. of this city The bride was led to the altar
BY her brother lie Roy Dresser, OF New-fork. VINO
gave her away She wore a white brocaded satin
gown and a long veil, trimmed with rare old lace
and caught up with orange blossoms. she carried
en- ivory-covered prayer-book
Tho best man Alexander M. Hadden, OF New
York The bridesmaids were Miss Susan Fish
Dresser sister OF the bride; Miss Gwendolin King
and Miss Van Dusen Reed, and the maids OF honor
TWO girls about five years old. Miss Kane and Miss
Dresser a niece OF the BRIDE The bridesmaids
wore dotted muslin over salmon silk. and large mats
70 match. The maids OF honor wore white cniHoh,
and carried bouquets OF yellow cnrysahtnenuniis
Tied with ribbons 10 match. The ushers were the
Rev William Bernard Gilpln. OF Boston the Key.
Herbert Chapman. chaplain at West Point; FRANK
Frederick spedcen and z. A. Lewis. OF Castle ,,s
Point Hoboken. The altar was decorated with
white chrysanthemums. There were no other Deco
ra,ors. ..-.,. a.
Bellevue Court under floral bell In pink ana
white suspended BY ribbons from the ceiling o. me
drawing room, and before dense BACKGROUND OF
tropical foliage. The ioral decorations were nos
extensive Garlands Of roses and lilies OF the va.
lev caught I'D with knots OF ribbons, festooned the
mirrors OF the several rooms, and heavy sranos OF
green formed graceful and seasonable DECORATIONS
IN the dining room and hallway. Palms and other
choice plants placed In all the rooms on the
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill after an extended wedding
trip will I've at Tuxedo.