New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-09
EGGLE.STON-DUNN.
Son of the 44uthor Weds C0LOneIs
Daughter at Bingkamton.
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Blnghamtcn, N Y, Sept. s.-AIiss Mabel F. Dunn.
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. George ". Dunn and
Or. Horace ". Eggleston, son Of George Cary Egg
gieston the author. were married the First Pres
byterian Church this evening The wedding was
one OF the most brilliant in Blnghamton's history
The ring ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr.
John McNey. The church was decorated in white
and green being festoened with ropes of ivy and
smilax, while the altar was banked with potted
plants White asters and hydrangeas were used in
pTofusion.
The bridesmaid Miss Frances Cutler Of this
city ana the best man Dr. J. V May. OF the medi-
cal stan of the Bnghamton State Hospital, where
Dr. Eggleston is first assistant. The ushers were
Cary Eggieston, brother of the bridegroom; DR.
William n White. superintendent Of the National
Hospital for Insane Washington; Dr. Cecil Nc
Coy. of Brooklyn. and Benjamin z. Weldon. Of
Binghamton
The bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with
duGhesse lace and carried white
ana i. whLe orchids. The bridesmaids gown was OF
roses. She carried bridesmaid roses. Preceding the
was rendered by the First Presbyterian choir of
forty voices. supplemented by an orchestra Seven
and about one hundred and sixty were entertained
at the reception AT Colonel Dunns home. The ad-
yonLiimg mouse was used for the supper. the two
dwellings, being connected by an awning covered
aware ana Efid s % p ardaS 3cr axe george The
gjfts a Hson M stT I i iI t si7er sar
vice from Governor and Mrs. Odell Among the
Of New-York; Congressman and Mrs John W.
Dwight. of DRYDEN, \. Y. Justice and Mrs. Nathan
i Miller of Cortland. and Congressman and Mrs.
c. Frederick Wright of Susquehanna, Penn.
South Orange. n. J.. Sept. (speciaD,-The Rev.
Lewis Cameron. rector of the Church OF the Holy
Communion to-day married Miss Frances Isabella
Campbell. daughter Of Mrs. Samuel Campbell. Of
South Orange AMI Singleton Van Schaick. of New
York, in the church Miss Campbell has been we'll
known in the Oranges for several years. Mr.. Van
Setback is a member of the Reform Club OF Man
haitian and OF the Meadow Brook Club Following
the service largely attended reception was held
at the home of Mrs John J. BOYD, the bride sister.
of Rynda Road. South Grange The bride vas
attended by her sister. Mrs. Boyd. and by Mrs.
Eugene Reynal. OF White Plains; as matrons OF
honor John Casswel of New-York was best man,
and the ushers were John Van Schaick, q brother
OF the bridegroom Edward Lentilhon and George
cogswell, OF New-York, and ira A Kip. 1r., Of
South Orange. The bride wore a gown OF white
chiffon trimmed with Irish lace. tufe veil caught
M with orange blossoms and a diamond spray and
diamond necklace the gift Of the bridegroom. Her
bouquet was of ulies-of-t he-valley. The matrons
Of honor wore gowns OF blue chiffon cloth. trimmed
with white lace. and blue felt hats trimmed with
blue velvet and pink roses. They carried blue
parasols presented 70 them by the bride. Their
bouquets were Of pale pink Bridesmaid roses. To
her attendants the bride gave diamond ana geld
stfckpins while Mr.. Van Schaick gave his hest
man and ushers old gold and diamond scarfpins.