New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
WEDDINGS.

pretty wedding took place In New Rochelle yes
terday morning. when Miss Emily Claire lie Bar
bier and Lieutenant william Moore Crofton. let In
fantry, L. $. A. were married. The ceremony TOOK
place In the new marble Church OF the Blessed Sac
rament. In that village and witnessed by about
one thousand people The Very Rev. Dean Me-
kenna. of ST. Raymonds Church. West Chester. per-
formed the ceremony which was followed ~
nuptiai mass. at which he was the ceebrant. Tho
large church was beautifully decorated with palms
and godenrod. and the bright uniforms Of the MILL
tary officers made brilliant effect. At II o'clock
the bridal party entered the church and marched
up the centre aisle TO the altar. where the BRIDE
groom was waiting. The procession was led by the
ushers. followed by the maid Of honor after which
came the briee. leaning on the arm Of her father.
VINO gave her away. The bride gown OF
white satin. trimmed with the point her mother
wore AT her wedding. and a tulle veil Her only
attendant MAS her twin sister Miss N. Aele IL
errors Island. The ushers We're Lieutenant s. L.
Faison. Isl infantry: Lieutenant +. \. Wilcox let
Lieutenant J, J. Pershing. 10Th Cavalry: IIeuten.
am c. F. snmmeraIl, 5th Artillery, and Lieu
" Berge. o. this city. an intimate friend OF the
pao Pres! op, at the orsan and Miss kosns
mass reception was held and wedding breakfast
Pelham Road Many handsome and costly presents
were received. The bride Is the daughter OF Mt;
a granddaughter OF she late Peer Hargous. Lieu
tenant Crofton. is he son o. Colonel r. e. A.
Among those who witnessed the ceremony and were
present a. ne reception Mere Mr. and Mrs Henry
Mrs charlie. d Le Bar5ier Xr and Mrs Brewster.
Rem MT M and M T s1rv an5 MIS- eea
Mr anl Mrs. Charles Chamberlain. Mr and Mira
os1e 1r ss r co2nS P9 he Mis- Ss
&. Thebaud, Mrs. J. 5. q. Hassard Dean McKenns.
cushion. the Rev J. A. Ksiiner Father Campbell.
president Of Fordham College; Mrs. Julian Haw-
sirde Hawthorne, Major and Mrs. Tde Mccre.
and officers from Fort Slocum. Lieutenant and
Tey S1 % go o" TO san S %
where the Lieutenant Is stationed
Newport R. T. Sept. Is (speciaD.-Mss Louie
Douglass Eldridse. daughter Of Mrs. Julia O. 20.
bridge was married TO Morris Rutgers Barpewau.
of NewYork. at to-day in All Saints Memo
rial Chapel by the Rev. DR. George J. Magill.
tor OF Trinity Church in the presence OF large
and fashionable gathering. There was choral ser.
vice. the bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" being
sung the wedding party entered the chapel
The bride wore a white satin gown; with high
waist and short sleeves, and long veil OF rare old
with diamond crescent. She wore diamond pin
at her throat and carried prayer-book. Tho
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Nell and Miss Mss
Grace Eldridge; the brides sister. They wore blue
silk and black hats. with ostrich plumes 10 match
ley f Dudey Gardiner EdrdgS g. bre'her Of the
bride. was the best man The bride vas gwen
y.
ushers were Alfred NJ. Coats, Alexander Van Rens-
seaer Bsrnewall. brother Of the brdegroom; 10"
seph Otis Minot and Douglass r. Eldrldge. "A re.
ception and wedding breakfast al the cottage OK
the brides mother. at Ochre Point, followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Bsrnewall will live In
NewYork
Boston. Sept Is (SpecaD.-In the Church OF Our
Saviour at Longwood the wedding ot Miss Emma
Atkins Wilson, daughter OF c. Webster Wilson. to
Matthew Smith Tyson. OF Baltimore took place
his noon. The beautiful edifce thronged with
guests and the bright autumn sunshine slanting
through the stained glass windows, with the lights
scene. As the bridal party entered. H. VI. 1000:
rich. the organist. played Faithful and True.
bridegroom. The Rev Reginald Howe read the
marriage service. The occasional was MendelS-
sohn's wedding March" After the ceremony .
breakfast served at Mr.. Wilson's home In Gar
rison Road.
Harrisburg. Penn. Sept. %.-Chander Hale. son
Of United States Senator Eugene Hale. OF Maine.
and Miss Rachael Burnside Cameron. youngest
daughter OF ex-senator J. Donald Cameron. were
married to-day AZ the Cameron country
place. near Harrisburg. in the presence OF large
gathering OF friends. The ceremony was performed
Pine Street Presbyterian Church Of this city, which
the Cameron family attend. The bride was given
away by her father. The best was the bride
grooms brother, Eugene Hale, OF Ellsworth, Ne.
There were no bridesmaids. The ushers were
James NJ Cameron, a brother Of the bride; vance
{. Mccormick, her cousin. Of this city; W; XIX.
Brice. and George Cabot Lodge. or Washington,
son OF the Senator from Massachusetts,. After the
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Hale started on 4
tour previous their journey TO Rome where the
bridegroom will soon begin his duties secretary /
of the American Embassy.
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