New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-23
WEDDINGS PASTANDTO COME

A country wedding replete with features wnsm
we're as rural and bright as the spot ana Gay ~
gested was that Of Miss Lorena Langdcn Bar
ber the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amsi -
Barber to Samuel Todd Davis. jr., OF Washlns
ton, which was celebrated at 4:3o o CLOCK !e..e.
day afternoon at the country homo OK th0 o'.oe
parents. Ardsley Towers, on one OF the nisnsss
plots of ground at Ardsley-on-the-Huoson A"s
large hallway which was used for the ceremony
WAS n complete bower of white roses ana s'es"
plants The hallway which Is one OF tine most I'M
posing features OF the interior OF Mr.. Baroers
house. Is furnished with staircase which u az
vided by broad landing: on this landing yes.er-
day afternoon the bride and bridegroom standing
under "A canopy OF white flowers and ferns were
made man and wife by the brides grandfather,
the Rev. Dr. AMI Doolitte Barber. of Obernn'
Ohio. who assisted by the Rev Dr. Ja1nes
i. Rankin, OF the Congregational Churcn, ana
president OF Howard University. The Rev. Dr'
Rankin twenty-six years ago married the parents
OF the bride. The guests from New-York, VINO
arrived a special train. were carried TO ME-
BARRIERS place in carriages and omnibuses, ana
It was not until they had arrived that the great
organ in one Of the recesses OF the hallway began
to play the wedding march The bridal party
which formed in OF the rooms on tho
north side Of the house, moved around the piazza
and entered the main entrance. IL was led by the
officiating clergymen who were followed by inc
ushers then the bridesmaids then the maid OF
honor. and lastly the bride escorted by her father
and mother The bridegroom with his best man.
lie Droict Langdon Barber. a brother OF the bride.
stood at the foot OF the stairway ready to receive
the bride. who a gown OF white MORE.
trimmed with point lace. the corsage as well az
the front Of the skirt ornamented with the lace.
Her veil of tulle was fastened with orange bios
sons and she wore a superb necklace OF pearls q
present from her parents as well as a pear
pendant, gift from the bridegroom. Her bouquet
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three Of which contained gold ring. gold
thmble and a coin. After the reception. ana as
the bride was about to start on her wedding tour.
she threw the bouquet among her bridesmaids
each receiving one Of the parts AS the mar
rage service was being read the members OK tho
bridal party distributed themselves IN pairs ON
the steps of the staircase. forming very pretty
nicture The brides mother, who stood on the
landing was attired In gown OF white inquired
MORE with silver daisies. The maid OF honor, the
bridegrooms sister, Miss Daisy !. Davis OF WASH
ington wore gown OF white satin. the girdie ana
stock of rainbow hues TO match the costumes
worn by the bridesmaids. who were Miss Bertha
Langdon Barber. the brides sister; Miss Ellen y.
Langdon. Miss Ruth Albright. OF Bunaio; Mlss
P d west %Gsr Miss Mss
neri Miss Juanita Hewitt and Miss Mary ME- Hew n
0a neke Of M Washngon These young
attred in gowns or pale yellow satin' o!ua
coiored satin. wore short Wells with ostrich tips.
and carried fans and bouquets to correspond With
were the bridegroom youngest sister. Miss Wini:
fred Davis and the brides young brother, ROLAND
| which the bridal party entered the house were
held by Miss Bessie Hewitt and Miss Edith How
ushers who received pearl ras scarf coJ pins
hs Abfsh of BGo :hs
ST Louis William S. Tee tr or Wasnins'qh Hr q
Joseph sehenck. Ralston Fiemining Frederick De
Peyster Hone and John Kingman, OF Yonkedr mixers;
| party moved into the library, where the young
couple. standing under double heart OF White iis
friends. The luncheon was served from o large re
sTecq o on the am 'Ss
| on the piazza Of the house. and played during during
M 1ns h Gener al ana Ms s.
NJ and t Mrs o JGhn M r snS %
E Ndwn o1d Mr. and sar rs Robert Hewitt Dr.
Mrs Lucien Warner Baron and md Bar Bar0n nr
Robert collyer Mrs F. E. woodward; Of Iv Chi.
f %iese iiIa' Mr. and Mrs F. Warren. Mr. and
Mrs l. Gf pr Sd Mrs George
shTad NJ and Mrs Edward qadra daa uns Is
S. II. Kaufman. Miss Kaufman f Professor Gran and
ington: Captain and Mrs. Eugene GrInen. NJ and
Mrs L. Barqey Mr. and Mrs Reginald rs Sas
p pfoei Ians S Of Buffalo Mr and Yrs );
Thursby. Mr. and Mrs Joseph b. Graves, Mr.. and
MRS NJ NJ f ana NJ Mrc %sf NJ
and Mrs Roswell d. Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs. J;
P. whitehouse Norman Whisehouse, Genera! ana
| Could Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. who sailed away
from Ardsley about o'clock p m. on Mr Bar ar
about two weeks. When, they, return they will
| presented to them by Mr.. Barber.
| The marriage Of Miss Anna Mccall Elckelberg,
| the second daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. August
! Eickelberg Of No 3371a West Fifty-hfth-st.. &c
| George Ross Mochrlo took place at o'clock Las.
evening in the Central Presbyterian Church. IL
West Fifty-seventh-st. The ceremony was per
| formed by the pastor. the Rev. Wilton Merle Smith,
and it followed by small tec SPPid w at th9
gown Of white satin trimmed with c lace and
was the MAID of Se ana and ns n aun
ss Jen s1iee Graham were the bridesmaids h
| best man was James MacLean, and the usher1
| island City; Walter c. Breede, John c. Crawford.
| IT., Colin n Eadie and Robert c. Langenoacher.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Zerega. whose daughter.
Miss Violet Zerega will be married to Reginald II.
Arnold son of Surrogate John II. v Arnold, this
afternoon in ST. Peters Church. West Chester gave
| q dinner party last night at their home IN new
| Rochelle to the members of the bridal party
Miss Minnie Sachs will be married at noon to-day
| to Moe Rapp at the home OF her mother. on tho
| Eastern Boulevard
The marriage of Miss Nathalie waterbury 10 n.
| Dukehart Baker of Virginia. Will take p place az
6:3O o'clock this afternoon In St. Andrews MemortAi
| Church, Park HILL Yonkers.
| Elizabethtown. N Y, June 2c-The marriage OF
| Miss Corneia f. Hand. daughter OF r. l.. Hand
prominent member of the Essex County bar, 70
| Henry NJ Baird. OF Yonkers. took place AT tho
| al
| rha bridesmaids were Miss Marcie L. Hand. Miss
| Theodore Hand Miss May Hewitt. OF Brooklyn.
| and Miss Margariette Baird Arson BALDWIN OF
| Yonkers was best man. and the ushers were Auy
| eust,is \ Hand Robert Baird, OF orange. n; ); =
| Arthur Butler. OF Yonkers. and Theodore NJ Hi'
| Of Pelham Manor.