The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-11
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 tcrday Afternoon.

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 tcrday Afternoon.
 The wedding of Miss Lucy Parkman Trowbridge and Francis Gregory h. gereoll, occurred yesterday afternoon at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. William P. Trowbridge, 2lO Pros pect street. The ceremony was per formed at 330 by Rev. pr. Edwin B. Harwood, pastor emeritus of Trinity Episcopal church. The wedding march was played by Robinson's orchestra. The entire lower floor of the house with it's wide hall and large old fashioned room was decorated in green and white. W. P. Trowbridse, the brides eldest brother, gave his sister in mar riage, and Miss Kate and Miss Mamie Trowbridge, the brides sisters, at tended as bridesmaids. MT 1ngersons s best man was Thornton Hunt, The bride, who is q miniaturist of wide rep utation, is the daughter of Mrs. William F. Trowbridge and of the late Prof. Trowbridge of Columbia university, who served on former Governor Charles R. Ingersoll's staff as adjutant general, through both the governors terms Of office 4.
 MT. Ingersoll, is the only son of for rner Governor Ingersoll and grandson on the maternal side of Admiral Greg ory, for whom he was named.
 The brides gown was of white satin, a warm ivory tint, and was trimmed with yards upon yards of point lace, the same lace that was used on her mothers wedding gown. The demi- trained skirt opened on either side of both back and front over a mass of tucked tulle, giving a fluffy effect that was charming, and the same idea was carried out in the high bodice. The en- tire upper part of the body was the finely tucked tulle finished with crossed folds of satin. The elbow sleeves were of tucked tulle held in place by three straps of stitched satin bands The high stock was of stitched satin. A long veil of tulle was held in place by a large bow of stitched satin at one side of the coiffure.
 The bridesmaids gowns were of rose pink silk mousselein. The demi-train- ed skirts were unrelieved save for two rows of heavy cream lace entredeux half way to the belt. The high waists had the same cream lace inserting and the high lace stocks were edged with pink. Both, wore large pink bows in their hair.
 Mrs. Trowbridge received her guests in costume of all black lace.
 Among the guests at the ceremony were: MT. and Mrs George G. Haven, jr., MT. and Mrs. Stephen Peabody, MT and Mrs Stanley Dexter, MT. and Mrs. John H. Janeway, Dr. and Mrs. John Rogers, MT. and Mrs Goodhue Living stone, Miss McAllister, Stockton B. Colt, Mrs Robert and MT. Ford Hunt ington, Miss Wetmore, MT. and Mrs. Horace Chittenden, Robert Kelly, H. DeForest Weeks, Miss McAllister, MT and Mrs. Willard Parker, Dr. c. Far nam Collins, Breck P. Trowbridge, Philip H. Adee, Fred Adee MT. and Mrs Henry Stinson, Miss Lillie Hamil- ton French, Miss Davenport, MT. and Mrs Henry Burden 2d, and the Messrs Richard and Howard Hart, all of New York.
 Miss Mahan of New Jersey, MT. and Mrs. Walter T. Hart of Rye, N Y, Mrs. Edward Ryerson and Miss Ryer- son of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. C. Me Crea Ingersoll of Boston, Mir. and Mrs. Murray Boblen of Philadelphia, Hall McAllister of San Francisco, Miss Ma Nlc IAoOlHSOH Ol f1dTllO1u, sidney |. Miller of Detroit Hon. Henry Bedloe of Newport, Mrs. Harry T. Cause, Miss Helen Cause Courtland Cause of Will mington, Del; Mrs William Birney of Sing Sing, N. Y. Mrs Dawson Cole man of Pennsylvania, Mrs Harry Jane- way of New Brunswick, Colonel F. Head and Frazier Davenport Head of Washington, D. e.; President and Mrs. NTr con1be, Miss Claire Collins. the Misses Whittlesey former Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, Miss Justine Ingersoll. Hon. C. M. Ingersoll Miss Mary Inger- soil, MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Hotch- kiss, Mir. and Mrs w. w. Farnam. Judge and Mrs. William K. Townsend, Prof. and Mrs. D. Cady Eaton Mrs. Daniel c. Eaton, Miss Eaton, Mrs. Grace King Ingersoll, MT. and Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, Mir and Mrs. E. G. Stoddard, MT. and Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge Dr. and Mrs. J P. c. Eos ter Miss Isabelle Cromwell Dr. and Mrs c. Purdy Lindsley, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Horace Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Donald c. Mitchell, the Misses Mitchell, Prof. and Mrs. Hoppin, Miss Quinsey of New Haven. After their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Ingersoll will live at Carnegie hall where Mrs. Ingersoll has had her stu dio for few years past. The brides going away gown was a tailor made dark blue serge with red velvet facings The bridal party was photographed un- der the trees Immediately after the cer- emony.