New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME

One Of the largest and most interesting weddings
OF the present month was celebrated In 81.
Thomass Protestant Episcopal Church FIfth-ave
and Fifty-hrG-st. yesterday ~ rnoon. when Miss
Mary Heyl Churchill. the only daughter OF Mr..
and Ms John Augustus Churchill. o. No. a West
Fifty-hrst-st.. married to Harold Herman John
Barring. OF the late Thomas c. Barring. NJ p.
and a cousin OF Lord Revelstoke. The church was
deliberately decorated with palms. smilax and
chrysantnemums. The decorations in effect re-
sembed those displayed IN the same church on
the occasion OF Miss Pauline whitney, marriage 10
Americ Hugh PaPot. White and green we're the pre-
vang colors everywhere and being combined to-
gether with unusual skill and taste. the effect was
most agreea bic TO the eye.
As the guests arriving DR.. George william
Warren. the regular organist OF the church. and
his assistant. Walter C. Gale. played number OF
selections. including Haaders Largo the violin
part being played by Nahan Franko; Nine Marie
Granm the soprano soloist ~ The church. sang an
anthem. Show Ne Thy Ways by Torrenie with
harp obblieato played by Alfred +. Toumin. fol-
lowed by an aria by Handel. with organ and harp
accompaniment. While the bridal party form
ing in the vestibule OF the church Nine. Gramm
sang the Ave Maria" with the Bach-GounOd ar
rangement. As the bridal procession moved up
the centre aisle Dr. Warren played the wedding
march from "Lohengrin." The bride who walked
with her father preceded by the ushers ard
her only attendant Miss Muriel Ursula Barring. sis
white satin. the skirt and bodice trimmed with
point and duchesse lace. 4 cluster o. natural
orange blossoms and diamond ornament heid
the tulle veil in place. The bridal bouquet was o.
white orchids The bride wore collar OF diamonds
presented to her by Miss Muriel Ursula Barring and
a superb string OF pearls. a gift from the BRIDE
groom whose best man was the brides brother.
George A. Heyl Churchill. The ushers were the
brdegroom's three cousins, Robert SHAW Mlntltn.
Isaac Newton Phelps stokes ana Cecil bfarlhs;
Lindsay c. Ivory, DR.. II. Hobrook Curtis ana
sydney J. Smith The Rev DR.: John Mdes Icy
ceremony and Immediately after It the reception
was held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Churcnnl.
The house handsomely decorated Win MOVERS
and smilax In the drawing room, where mo
young couple received under bower OF southern
palms, there was fine display OF American T., besuIy
roses and in the other rooms on the man moor
there were thousands of pink chrysanthemums:
and White Mrs Churchill received with her daugh
ter. buffet luncheon was served IN the dining
Among the guests invited to the church and houss
and Mrs s T. r. Taller MI aud Mrs. John c VII
merding Miss wllmerdng. Mrs Katherine in Hey.
Miss Julia Hey Mir and Mrs. William Heyl, MI
and Mrs George Hey. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II.
Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs James b. Weir. Mrs Isaac
Mrs SCHUYLER Mr. and Mrs.. William Brokaw. Mrs.
John Sherman Hoyt Mr and Mrs j. scare bas
Mrs stephen II. Brown Mrs. WILDER A. Bloodg9od'
Mrs Brokaw Mrs F; Ritzema De Grow. Mr.. 70,
ward Perry Frederick Diodatc Thompson MI ana
Mrs Louis stern Mrs Richard y. I.ounsbery.
Julian S. Tlman. Mrs. William T. Hancock and Mr..
and Mrs John Blake Baker ~
Mr. and Mrs Barring started Tor the SCUM ~ .d t
NIGHT in Henry r Shoemakcr's private car 1hey IN
tend To pass two weeks in travel. and 10 san ior
Engiand ON November Is on the steamship Majestic.
'rhov win mass the winter in the South OF france
The bridal gifts. which numbered several nun
dred were shown yesterday 81, Ga.
Nj. Raring's mother was formerly Miss susan
Carter Minturn. daughter of the late Robert b.
Mnturn, of this city.
The marriage OF Miss Edith Gala udet the young
est daughter OF the Rev. Thomas GaLaudet 70 the
Rev. Herbert Stanley Smith. OF iamoertyiiie. ~
T will take place at noon to-day IN ST MaLtneWs
2P,Iotestant Episcopal Church, West Eighty
fOurth-st.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Adams, daughter