The times., 1897-04-09
WEDDING BEELS AT NOON
The Marriage Of Miss Dunn to Mr.
Richmond.
Miss May Griggs Welded to Mr.
John w. Albaugh Mrs. Mat.
tingly's Dainty Luncheon.

The marriage Of Miss May Morrill, Dunn,
daughter Of Mrs. William Mckee Dunn, ir.,
to Mr. Stacy Curtis Richmond, of New
York city, took place yesterday, at noon, at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
the Rev DR.. Wallace Radcliffe officiating.
Selections from classic music were rem
dered during the seating OF the guests. The
ushers were: Mr.. George Dunn, Mr.
Laner Mckee, OF this city, and Mr.. James
Parker, Mr.. George Blagd0n, Mr. Edwin
s Buckley aud Mr.. Frank T. PIunlmer, of
New York.
After the guests were seated, white
ribbons We're stretched on either side of
the central aisle and fastened with loops
and streamers. The bridal party passed
up this aisles. preceded by the ushers, who
We're clad in black Prince Albert coats,
with gray trousers Their ties were white
satin fouT-in-hands, and boutonnieres of
lilies Of the valley graced the Iapels of
their coats.
Following the ushers were the two brides
maids, Miss Foster, of New York aud Miss
Hampton, of Massachusetts, who wore
dainty frocks OF white India mousseline,
with pink sashes, and picturesque hats OF
pink velvet and tuIlc In their white gloved
hands they carried immense bouquets OF
pink sweet peas, tied with long satin
streamers of the same tint.
The maid of honor Miss Chapman, of
Chicago walked alone Immediately pre-
ceding the bride. Her gown was also of
the India mousseiine, and was made with
mousuuetaiTe sleeves and trimmed with
accordion-pIcatcd rufflcs arranged ON skirt
in En
hat and flowers were counterparts Of
those WON by the bridesmaids.
The bride who entered aning upon
the arm of her brother, Mr.. morrill, Dunn,
was exquisltely gowned in white satin
made with full court train. The high
necked bodice was finished with Medici
collar which was studded with pearls
The sleeves were of the new mousquetaire
style Her tulle veil fell over the face to
the hem of the skirt, and was beautifully
arranged, being caught to the dark hair
| with sprays of lilies Of the valley, the
| same flowers forming her bouquet.
The rostrum was artistically decorated
with tall palms massed together in the
background and with clusters of
| spirea, which outlined the chancel from
| the body of the church. Wild smilax
| entwned the pillars and arched nave,
| making q beautiful setting for the bridal
party grouped Iac,nresquely before it.
After the short but impressive service
| had been performed, the bridal procession
| passed out to the music of the wedding
| march from ''Lohepgrin.
Among the guests at the church We're
Mrs Dunn. grandmother OF the bride.
| who was gowned III pearl gray satin and
| point lace; Mrs DalZell, gray and pink
| satin; Mrs. George Dunn, in pale violet
| glacc silk of pompadotir design Mrs Rad
cliffe. in gray satin; Mrs. Miles, j II purple
| velvet, ana Miss Miles, in blue velvet
Mr. andMrs. Edwin 5. Beckley, Mr.. andMrs,
| william Adams, Mrs Adams Of New EoIk,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young OF Boston,
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanier, Miss Bige-
| low, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, Miss Bilett of
| New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Novel;, Miss
| Novel; of Boston. and Miss Lucy L. Weeks
| of Tarrytown, \. j., We're among the out
of-town relatives and friends present.
The ceremony was followed by Il wedding
| break fast at the home Of Mrs Dunn, No
| 20 Lanier place, at which a number of
| intimate friends joined the bridal Uarty.
| The handsome dra wing-rOoms were heau-
| tifully decorated with lilies, roses, sweet
| peas and gIaceful palms and the same
! flowers adorned the dining-roOm, where an
| elaborate wedding breakfast was served
| Souvenir boxes of the brides cake with
| the monogram I'D. r. in silver letters
were presented to the guests Mr.. and Mrs.
| Richmond left ON a late afternoon train for
| wedding journey, the destination of which
| was not revealed They viii make their
| future home in New York.