New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15

The fashionable wedding yesterday was that q,
ys. Josephine Whitney Brooks, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs IL. Mortimer Brooks. to John r. Liver
more Of the Baroness de Seere which ,ooh
Mace al noon In Trinity Chapel. West TWENTY
sfth.st. near Broadway. There were several h,,,
aired invitations issued for the marriage cerenoonv
end nearly every was used. The chancei wa
sred with growing giants. and on the cbanceI roll
there were garlands OF white roses and on thc
altar several vases OF pink and white flowers
which relieved the intense white of the ,narh,a
rsredos There were no other decor lions In tho
church. and ;he elaborate choral service which
had been arranged TO precede the arrival n, thu
bridal party. was dispensed with by order OF the
vicar Of the chapel he Rev. Dr. w. H. Vihber,
The organist OF the church. Felix Lambard PLAYED
several selections while the guests assembling
The ushers were Reginald Brooks a brother Of the
BRIDE Milton Barger. Henry Payne Whitney Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Ashbel H. Barney Amos Law
renee. Frank Lyon Polk and /. Townsend Rurden
IT. The bride who was in a rich robe of white
satin. with point lace and a veil which was DRAINED
over the head and did not fall below the waist
was given away 10y her father Her only orna
menis were natural orange blossoms and the
bridal bouquet OF lilies Of the valley Her
bridesmaids and her maid OF honor were In gowns
Of white satin covered with embroidered mousse
Nne sole and their hats were white felt with
white p.umeS ana each carried a bouquet Of pink
roses They wore stocks Of blue velvet which
were clasped with Vreaths of diamonds a gift
from the bride. The maid Of honor whose gown
was spanged with silver. carried bouquet of
white roses. Mr. Livermore's best man was Henry
bSSmSSSsI and The The SSeTemony was performed
BISHOP Potter. As the bridal party retired from
oSeagrin After The CEREMONY music from
breakfast for the relatives and intimate friends OF
Y East St s SOME Of Snd the Mrs res Brooks
Mr.. Charles II; Baldwin. Mrs. Jules Reynal Baron
AMI Baroness de Seere. Mrs. Henry Clews Mrs
Charles VI. OelriChs. Miss Oelrichs Mrs Clarence
i Ma S Thomas riSai1:. T. Cushins, Mr.. and Mrs
;9n ME- L"hSr kSuns1e MT and Mrs. Frederick
NJ and Mrs: 3. I wilson Mr, and MIS- ". J. B
ssmSs Barser; Mrs.. Charles T. barney. A,herion
Bilghi Nj II and SS Mrs ToSnsepd Burden, Mr., ana
and Mrs. v; T: Thomson. Mr. and Ms; Cor
NJ and Mrs, Buchanan Winthrop Mrs, Cadwaia-
ger Evans Miss Marion Haven; the Misses Hall
Miss Elsie Jackson. Miss Kernochan. Mrs Laden
burg M And M5s a. l. NoTTie, M and Mrs; 4
son. Miss Mason, Dr. and Mrs. Polk and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Post
The marriage OF Miss Helen Dawson Gallatin.
daughter OF Mrs. James Gaatn. 10 George Kid
der Davis 81 Wilkesbarre, Penn took place yes
teriay afternoon al 81. Thomass Protestant Epis-
copsl Church. Fifth-ave and Fifty-thrd-st The
Rev. Dr. J Wesley Brown. assisted by the Rev.
followed ny a reception at the home Of the brides
mother. No 3 West Fifiy-ffth-s,. The bride, who
was escorted 10 the altar by an uncle. a gown
Of white velvet. with trimmings Of point lace and
a vel Of point desprit. The maid Of honor was
satin. The bridesmaids Miss Voletta White
Miss Julia Delaneld. Miss. Elsie Litten, Miss
Miss Aaeiia Ireland Mss Marie Huntington. and the
Two sisters Of the bridegroom. Miss Jessica Davis
and Miss Alne Davis they wore. gowns Of white
geau de sole ana aTse hats OF black g, + ana white
while pllmes The brdegrooms best man was
Thomas Darling. Of Wnkesbarre. The ushers We're
H Hlrr Of Phadephia e'T Wiiam Darling Of
W!lkesbarre. John GaNatin. samuel skidmore.
Clarence liei McWiliiams Mr and Mrs Davis plan
10 spend few weeks in the West, and TO sail for
Miss Jessica Watkins daughter Of Albert Wat
klns was married TO Herbert NJ. Belts at o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Church OF the Trans
hguration. East Twenty-ninth-st. The Rev, Or.
George Houghton OBLIGATED at the ceremony. The
bride was attended by her sister Miss Gertrude
,s bri5eeroon1s sister Miss Emily Belts and Miss
Forerce walker The best man was Roland Belts,
and the ushers Were Willis .. Wood: Howard
Terry The reception. which limited to the
relatives and intimate friends. followed at the
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Beekman Hop
PIN daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Warner
Hoppn to Allison Wright Post will be soemnized
a, o'clock this afternoon in the Brick Presby-
terrain Church.
Mrs D. Landsberg. Of No. 15s East seven;y-frst-
St announces the betrothal of her daughter Sadie
10 Samuel q. Isaacs of New-lOrk.
Mss Alice Babcock daughter OF Henry Bah
cock Of No. q West Forty-nnth-st, and De Wit
Sage, Of Ithaca. have mutually agreed TO dissolve
their engagement Of marriage.
Wilmington Del. Dec. l4.-At noon to-day j. Ed
ward Addcks, president Of the Bay state Gas
Company and Mrs. Ida Carr Wilson were married
a. tho home Of the bride in Claymoni, Del. The
Ceremony was performed BY the Rev l. 4 Nc
Curdy pastor OF the Central Presbyterian ChnrG en-
Of Wilmington. The Rev: j. II. Chesley OF tne
Protestant Episcopal Church, at Claymont was was
the best man. The Misses Margaret ana RosalIss
Wilson. Gaughters OF the bride. were maids O.
honor After the wedding breakfast was served
Mr. and Mrs. Addicks started on trip 10 'he
South.