New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-12
WEDDINGS PASTANDTOCOMr

at noon yesterday. when Miss Grace Lathrop DIM.
ham, a daughter OF James Harvey Durham Of N.
| 81 East Thrty-sxth-st.. was married to Theodor.
| William Luling There was great outpourine a,
| the friends OF the young couple and some hand ,
| some spring costumes were worn by the femiuin.
| part Of the congregation. The chancel and alta,
| were most effectively decorated the latter with
| huge cross of lilies and several golden vases 6l,aA
| with white roses. and the sides OF the latter
banked with tall. graceful palms and genistas. Tia
| pews halfway along the middle aiss were decksd
with clusters Of Easter lilies tied with large BOW
| of broad white satin ribbon. The organist. J. u
| Ielfensten. played selections from the Melster.
| singer and al other operas while the guests
were arriving. and as the bridal procession was
| forming in the vestibue of the church the regular
chance choir salg professional the hymn %
Perfect Love" by Jefreries. The betrothal service
| was read by the rector Of the church. the Rev. Dr.
| William r. Huntington. and at It's conclusion the
| choir sang THE Voice That Breathed Der Eden"
| The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev.
| Dr. william g. Rainsford. rector OF st. Georges
| Church. Stuyvesant Square. The best man was
| DR. Walton Martin and the maid OF honor was the
| brides sister Miss Helen Durham The bride, who
passed up the aisle on the arm OF ner iather wore
| a gown OF white satin, with trimmings OF point
| lace and orange blossoms on the corsage. The veil
OF tulle fastened to the hair with orange BIOS
brooch worn at TIE neck Of pearls, and diamonds
She carried bouquet Of white otchld is ana iIss
the ushers, DR.. w X Draper Charles bqiler Her;
| hort ~
the bridesmaids Miss Grace WeSs9n, MSS ps MI S
pane and Miss Elsie Palmer Behd them the
maid Of honor and then the S Mer ana he5 u wa;
As BE ,nd Hhd arr the
a reception at the home OF Mr.. Durham Some Of
P te Morgan the Misses Morgan Miss Rhet
Sr W Han r Ra brap mr. n fnd j %s
Seeser. Miss Van Rensselaer,. Miss Budget Theo.
dor Mr. and rs Mrs. Russell nn"ad H Da:
IT, ST.. Mr. and Mrs. Russell f. HoadIyJ r. IT, Mr.
4 Rss Mss Bliss Mr. and Mrs. Francis l. "
ioppn Mrs Robert Miatu rbar H a'G ch Mi
Miss Fowler Miss Bederman and Mr.. and Mrs.
| william Church Osborn.
Al noon Yesterday In S.. Thomas's Church Fifth
ave and Fifty-third-st.. Miss Susanna Van Valken'
burc the only daughter Of the late Daniel T. Vaa
yalkenburg Of Indianapolis. was married 70
James Nelson Hamilton. OF London hhe'ahu' ana
Bussorah. Persia. The ceremony was performer
BIZ Bishop Potter. assisted by the rector OF 'hs
church. the Rev. DR. J. Wesley Brown me p''ae.
wearing a gown Of white satin. trimmed with point
IaGGG ana Sod Of honor Miss Woods The brides
mon passng tho winter in this city. gave her
daughter away Mr. Hamilton, VINO IS commi -
Rowland of washington D. c. as best man: ing Ing
ushers were W T. Ean VIE, OF eaappS hrsak.
last for relatives and intimate friends FOLLOWED IN
the As,or dnne-room in the ,bn boTs a
Bussorah. Persia
A large and fashionable wedding Yesterday after.
mann was that OF Miss Adelaide Clarkson. daugh-
fer of Mr. and Mrs Howard Clarkson. OF No. 81
West Thlrty-seventh-st TO clermont GARRISON, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Streatheld CIarXson. OF
West Twenty-secondst.. which was celebrated az
$50 O'Clock in the Church Of tho Incarnation. Mad
ison-ave. and Thir,yffth-st The church was
massed with spring flowers and filed TO the doors
with invited guests The rector. the Kew. Wiliem
NJ Grosvenor oflcated at the ceremony. WHO"
was followed by a reception a. the homo OF the
brides parents The bride. who entered the churca
with her father wore gown OF white SATIN. mace
with square train. the skirt hounced with point
lace and the corSage trimmed with the same KIND OK
lace and chiffon. Several diamond ornaments ana
some orange blossoms held the lace veil IN place.
The bridal bouquet was lilies OF the valley Inc
bridesmaids were the brides sister. Miss Cornelia
Livingston CIarkson. Miss Margaret GARRISON sis.
ter of the Bridegroom; and cousin OF the Price
livingston and Miss Tina Winthrop. D. Augustus .!.
Carkson best man; aud Norman We %,1;byyon
Mdwara be- Peyster Livingston. John Davis and
Walter Abbott assisted as usners Iney wose "a
from the bridegroom. .A ,.o.,,,oo
AmoHE the sss' she cas1on parents Of The
bridegroom Mr. and Mrs EibridSes o SnTTs' Mr.
M Mi N, CITY Mr. a lTa fs Ha%0 Mr. and
r. Horace Garatn. Mr. and Mrs. Goodbye Ne b aNs
M Fra Mr ' peaaed Mr. and Mrs Frederic J.
T Peyt.r MI AID Mrs. Johnston Mrs T. De sd Psys'f
Mr and Mrs Hamilton Fish Kean Mr. ana MS MIS-.
Sidney smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Taller Mrs;
5oe3 arn b r Trsyor mr. Mas and It Ms Sahane
cready, Henry ogden, M. and Mrs. j. Hampdfn
Wyeth Mr. ana Mrs Clarkson. after their honey:
moon trip MI TAKE 1 Preseason OF 'ne'F
Miss Fannie Lockwood daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs~
George Lockwood. of No so6 West Fifty-seventn-
St. and David b. r. Chapman. son OF Mrs John
Elierkln were married at noon yesterday at tho
Church OF Zion and ST. Timothy. West Ftfty-sev-
enth-st the Rev Or. Henry Lubbock. the rector.
officiating Miss Laura Perry Monteath was maid
OF honor The best man George Bailey Wheel
er. and the ushors We're Albert Edward Gibbs. Will
lam Truslow Hyde. John Bodoine Lunger Ernest
burnett Haas. Bernard c. Gun,her and Robert Cut
ting Lawrence. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs George Lockwood Mr and Mrs John Elderikilin
Mr. and Mrs franklin Eyes; Miss Fyies Franklln
EG Sat Ms e w Mis s' 4ruow qy y Ms john
Rodoine Iungcr. Mrs. Robert Cutting Lawrence'
M a6s n Toussy Mss TcuseT pr and Mrs SIM
clair Tousey Mrs R9ph Toussy Mrs a. a coTIr:
David Bonner. Miss Bonner Slrs William Beach.
Mrs Archibald Turner Mrs william ann Rcs Ev Ms;
Isabel Hunter Miss c. Williams, Mrs c Cogats
Mrs. Fern b. Galtaudet and Mrs. George W. Munro:
There was no wedding reception, but there was :
breakfast for the bridal party AZ the homo OF the
bride Mr. and Mrs. Chapman will receive on the
second and third Thursday afternoons In June. Of
their home. in Bell Haven.
In All Souls's Unitarian Church. Fourth-ave. ana
Twentieth-st., yesterday afternoon Miss Florence
Raker n daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George +. Baker.
OF No 25S Madison-ave.. was married 10 William
Gooihv I.oew. a son OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward V.
Ioew in the presence OF several hundred guest.
The Rev DR. T. r. Slicer the pastor. was the OF
nclatlng Clergyman The bride whose gown was
OF white satin. attended by Miss May Harper