New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
WEDDINGSPAST ANDTO COME

The Marble Collegiate Church. at Fifth-ave. and
Twenty ninth-st at noon yesterday the scene
OF one OF the auietest and most transformations we'd
dings OF the Easter season. There were no floral
decorations I'm the church. and less than dozen
persons were present TO witness the marriage cere-
mony which made Miss Jennie Dickerson. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs William Dickerson the wife
OF John Richard Bartlett. The Rev DR.. David j.
Burrell. the pastor Of the church. performed the
ceremony The bride. who was accompanied TO
the altar by her father. wore gown OF golden
MORE shot with black, the corsage emoeiIished
with chiffon and lace. Her bonnet was OF black
framework ornamenled with red roses. She car
ried a bouquet Of white and pink roses, 10 which
were attached streamers Of satin ribbons OF the
same colors There no attendants. and i'm
mediately after the ceremony there was wedding
breakfast served in one of the small rooms in Del:
monico's for the immediate relatives MI. ana
Mrs. Bartlett. who will make snort Eastern ZIP,
bride. Mrs Bartlett az Miss Jennie Dckerson. is
well known in the musical world. + or sOne yeals
was married She was born in Newburg. n. y.
her parents coming from L IAN, iUns MStoeIi
and the late Sgnor Erran. and made her frst puD-
lie appearance in opera about ten years ago Wnrn
she became member OF the Carl Rosa Opera
Company I'm England She appeared In the prnci-
pal conralto parts OF all the operas out was o pr
Ortrude on the Enslsh-speaking stage: she APP
peared before the Queen and the mempers Gn 'n ne
the occasions OF her performances before them.
Mr. Bartlett has for some years past made ms
home at the Union League cub In this CITY. re
Is a man who is conspicuous In the business "orlu'
Besides being president Of the Pegamoid 1ottp;nS'
he is also president of the Bay state Gas com
pany. and has been interested in the work on tn, the
Nicaragua Canal and in the hontclair w WI a'e on
works and was president OF the 'ot'o"S'e" va
Company.
The marriage of Miss isabelle Torrens Alex
ander. the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Alexander. to Or. william Henry Robey' jr'
OF Boston, took place at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. In the Central Presbyterian Church'
in West Fifty-sevtnth-st. The pastor OF the
church. the Rev. Wilton Merle Smith, assisted by
the Rev Robert NJ. Sommerlille. OF the scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in West Thirty-nnth-st.
performed the ceremony. The brides gown was OF
white satin trimmed with point lace. and the veil
OF tulle fastened with orange blossoms MISS
Minnie ONeill. In a gown OF PINK grenadinc over
with pink pumcs. the maid Of honor; The
bridesmaids were Miss Ella Fuller, of Philadelphia.
gowns Of pink silk covered with white grenadlne,
and white chip hats. dressed with white plumes
ae of Bason Mass oeS' Thc usSers we're Dr. Henry
Sears of Boston David II. Miller, Edward A. STUD
phries 81 and A. Aiexander Kirkpatrick, a cousin Of
the bride Among the guests at the c @f ,h byidea
parents. No II West Fory-seventh-st;. were DT
and Mrs Samuel Mirtland Colonel ana MIS- Mr s. and
Mrs Hugh O'Neiil X. II. stearns, jr.. Nj and
Mrs bs%1s + o4cns D Mss s"q MT Of
ION: Dr. and Mrs Robert Arrowsmth. Mr. and
Mrs '" II Wa sonthc q N trip DR. and Robey
will make their home In Boston
Miss Martha Louise Gladys Darling was married
last evening 70 William Miner Richardson d.
,cIock at the home of her mother. No. 2f' west
Ninetv-n,nth.st On account OF the recent death oil
the brides father Albert Darling, only the reia-
,ives and a few intimate friends were invited 10
tho ceremony which was performed by th 49, ~
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tant Eniscopal Church. The bride. whose gown
was of white satin. trimmed with point ace 'rr"
whose ue veil was fastened Win oiai I rhi,e
feather aigrette was given away by her brotner'
Frank Darling The maid Of honor was MISS ll1r
abeth Woodruff. Of Newark, who wore gown oi
pink taffeta covered with pink organde Inc usn-
ars were William Levin. OF this city, and Frank
lie Comte, Of Boston. Mass. The DrldeGr9oH
best man was Frank Garretson, OF RhinebecK-onI
for England tomorrow on the steamship am I'M
pana Their stay abroad will be limited 10 one
month when they will return 10 spend the surn'ne~
at Bayshore Long Island.
Miss Grace Edna Green was married to Julian
Nunes Henriques at o'clock last evening at the
home Of her parents. No 207i Madison-ave, by
the Rev DR. T. s. Triple. of ST. James's Methodist
Episcopal Church. Madison-ave. and One hundred
and-twenty-sxth-st. The brdegroom's best man
was Edward A. Van Zandt and the ushers were
Edward Barlow Weed and Or. Frank Sidney Fled
Ter. Miss Beulah Marion Greer, was her sister $
maid OF honor and Miss Lille NJ. Moran and Miss
Addie La Costa were the bridesmaids The core-
mony followed by reception
The engagement Of Miss Harriet NJ Shelton.
daughter Of DR. George G. Shelton, of No. 521 Mad
ison-ave to Dr. F. X Hoster. Of Samuel
Whiting HOLSTER. Is announced.