New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-22
WEDDINGS.

| very pretty wedding WAS celebrated, IN ~
Church Of the Puritans. In West One-hundred-and.
thrtieth-st.. near Fifth.ave. last evening. ThA
bride Miss Jane vashti Eaton the oldest
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bradley LIcwellyn Eaton
| of No. q West Northumberland thirte,h-st and ,
| the bridegroom, Joseph Hall Cotton, son OF Geor,a
| II. Cotton. OF Boston. The ceremony was per.
| formed at o'clock by the pastor. the Rev. Dr.
| Charles J. Young in the presence of "A large ana
| brilliant assembly Of guests The BRIDE who en-.
tered the church with her father was attired in a
rich gown Of white satin with trimmings Of point
! lace and veil OF tule. fastened with a coronet
Of orange blossoms. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Grace Lewellyn Eaton. Mr.. Cotton,
best man was his brother, Harry Cotton, OF Bos-
ton. The ushers were Everett Barnard and Gates
! Barnard. cousins OF the BRIDE Harry Halliday
Albert r. Lord. Edward Y Simpson, and Hunting
ton Saville of Boston. After the ceremony there
was a reception for relatives and intimate friends
at the home Of the brides parents. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cotton. Wal
ter G. Cotton, Samuel Williams. John ID. Williams :
Miss Simpson. Barnard Prince Miss Olive Nor.
rson Miss Lucy Pearson Bradng Cummings Misc
Mary J. Eaton, William Amy and Griswold Stowe.
Of Boston; Miss Alice Porter and Frederick Porter
OF w-Haven: Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Lee Porter, Miss Mary
BeaI Miss Mary Barnard. Dr. Sydney r. Carney
Miss Hortense Carney. William II. Bailey, Edward
Bgelow. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steers Walter
Ives. Miss Elizabeth Ives Miss Alice Ives Thomas
| DcbevOSe, W.
Mr. and Mrs. Decker. Miss Mary Ives. Roger Bald.
win. Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix Tngrahain, Miss Ingra-
s ss. MI Mrs a"s Mts Ms - and
Newman and Miss Matte ret Trr. aYd co Mr.,
Boston.
MICS Grace Estee Egoert the only daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Esbert, OF No ~ Lexington
AVE. was married TO Charles II. Storm at !
o'clock last evening. in the Marble Collegiate
Church. Fifth-ave and Twenty-Dinth-st. The Rev.
John Lewis Clark was the officiating clergyman
On account OF the brides father being ILL., Miss
Egbert was escorted into the church and given
away by her cousin. Edgar r. Higgins she wore
a gown OF duchess satin. trimmed with duchess lace
and pearls Her tuc veil caught up with
a sunburst pin OF pearls. She carried bouquet
of white roses Miss Virginia A. Blake. OF Staten
Island was the maid Of honor, and Miss Emma
Parkinson Miss Emily Hammond. and Mss Helen
Truss Of this city. and Miss Mary Steele. OF New
Haven we're the bridesmaids, George W Storm was
his brothers best man and Thomas f. Pat Rran. q
Rasrs2n ys Of A af@nya and william Howard Bar
az city, served as nsnsrs The A .Sy.n,:
stick pearls and ,nr g. ss n1 dn:
O. Mr AND Tal fOi HsSs
and Mr.; M ssa Mis %s mr. b. aH s N'
SON Conrad y. Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jordan r Ms Frank Jackson n Ag and NJ:
NJ and Mrs Mr rnGm aH1sd oyn ss
TSo oas 3 rc H Miss cornss Gref and @
/ ".
MIss Adele M' faskner Miss corneIia Van Ness NJ
ed Mrs yT0oms s and N Mrs Storm Vii
make their home with Mr.. and Mrs Egoert.
The wedding OF Miss Carrie Heymann TO sismund
W.tzIer was celebrated at 8 o'clock last evening
at the home OF the brides parents Mr. and M1.
A. Heymann. NJ. 2n West One-hundred d-th'rty-
sxth-st. The Rev. Joseph silverrnan OF the Temple
Emanuel performed the ceremony, which was fol-
fl<T. ~ Aala
gray MORE velour. trimmed with silver fox and
duchess lace Her sister, Miss Edna Heymsnn, "
4 white SIX and ehVp y S,,. re S maid q
HarPy ne gT and Jefferson wesaer som.
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. +. Bero'zhsiIsI'
ys.'G an hs' ats. Moral %s ana n.
as ~ ana II N ESesss S and MI Mrs
ana .Sd MI: W.,E. sm a f IL. NV N Ne.
0ne-hundred "a nd thirty -ninth-st
Miss Julia E. Murphy. Of No. 20 Cit Hall Plaza
was married yesterday to John Campbell. Ths
ceremony took place In ST. Andrews Roman eau
Ole Church. at Duane-st. and City Hall Place tns
nuptial mass being celebrated By the Rev. William
Murphy brother Of the bride assisted ydSS BY a q:
rs rathers Bsaer wer Quinn Brien owsH,
Harrigan r'itzsimmons and Mccue were present
In ns ad John BRADY man
The bride given away BY her brother. James
J. Murphy.
Miss Marie Fabhrt daughter OF the late Ernssto
G. Fabbr wa, married at Naples. italy. yesterday
10 Count Giuseppe Ludclf. The engagements wa
| announced some time ago.
Morristown y. J. Oct. q (speciaD.-M!s Anna
! Washburn Burnhani. daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-
| Frederick Gordon Durham. VAS married TO Samuel
| Thomson Carter jr., OF New-fork IN the soutn
! Street Presbyterian Church to-day The ceremony
was performed by the bridegrooms father. the Rev
| Samuel I. Carter. Editor OF The Church un'on'
| ~
J church. The bridesmaids were Miss Eva 5. Porter
daughter OF General Fitzjohn Porter Miss Edith
Twining daughter OF DR.. Twlning. Editor OF me
Independent Miss Harriet Talcoit, OF Buxton'
| Miss. Christine Sutphen and Miss jeanette Garter.
| OF Morrisown and Miss Emma y. Carter. OF Mount
| Holyoke College. sister OF the bridegroom Edwafd
| r.. Fallows, OF New-York. was best man. and the
| ushers the Rev. John Calhoun. assistant pas
tor OF the Presbyterian Church. o, GermantowI,
Cochran. OF the Presbyterian Hospital; New ioIs'
SSTman Mse1d Carter e1S'hs gm %, ih aars
reception at the home OF the bride FOLLOWED tne
Washburn. OF Massachusetts. an uncle OF the bride.
his daughter. Mrs. Pitlsin. and Miss Pitkin MI;
Mrs. Richard McCurdy. OF New-York: Mr.. and Mrs
u. Willis James. OF New-York Mr. and Mrs ,io ,.
don Sherman. OF Morr.sto~n and Mr.. and Ars
James &. Carter.
| Iakeyille Conn. Oct. q (SpecaD.one o. thu
pret,lcst weddings witnessed here in 4 long tir,s
took place at the Methodist Episcopal Church last
evening at o'clock when Miss Minnie Bsrtle:
daughter OF Captain W. VI. Barie. married
to Peter Powers Everts. The Rev 4. II. Abrams,
assisted by the Rev. David Phillips. preiorned me
ceremony. Miss May Phillips was maid OF honor
and three sisters OF the bride were bridesmaids.
William Bortle was best man, and John ana Franz
Bartle. Clarence Cook and A. c. Roberts were
ushers
IMERICAN ANTIQUIRIiN SOCIETY,"
Worcester. Mass, Oct. 2l.-The annual meeting
CT the American Antiquarian Society was held a.
It's hall in this city to-day. The principal address
was read by Professor +. Il. Dexter, Of Yale Inc