The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-06

| Ihs greater part Of the fashionable people q New
York wcrs thrown into awful state Of excitement yes
tsrday ard for time previous, consequence OF
wedding which took place yesterday The ladies VINO
hoaored with invitation have been easy Ia
their minds for many DAYS that momenous question,
''WhAs shall wear, having caused them much trouble;
and many the consultations held and visits made ana
| received teforo dec dedly settled upoi But
settled upon was and the fair creatures shone out in
the most respondent manner upon the occasion Gentle
men do not require long period for preparation the
fair sexon the contrary they supposed be always
ready and provided they get away from their bust
ness, all ID right
Tho wedding took place st the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. vanderpoel Madison avoaue Mr. Wander
peel sa wealthy aud retired merchant Of this city, and
Is brother Of Judge vanderpoeL They are ono Of the
oldest families Of this city
The bridegroom s Mr. John vanderpoel, q lawyer Of
this ty, and ID member Of the family although worry
distanty connected The bride the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. Jocob vanderpool They married In the house.
by the Rev Dr. Lathrop, Of the Second Avenue Baptist
church The brother of the bridegroom acted grooms
man, and tho fair sister Of the bride assumed tho
respoc siblc position Of bridesmaid The bride was
most richly dressed in white satin and lace
and wore pearl necklace said 70 be worth 81 800.
She ID young, handsome and extremely progressing
IN her personal appearance, and the happy gentleman
who fortunate a. to obtain her hand envied
bis good fortune by all present After the ceremony
the Rev Dr. made most eloquent prayer, In which he
invoked the blessing Of God upon the young couple, and
hoped that he would give them 70 enter upon the
serious duties Of life with proper spirit Alter tue
usual salutat0ns from relatives and friends the company
reas.a 70 the rcfreshment saloon, which vas
in such profusion that they hung in festoons
from the chandeliers. In q Off the saloon the
various presents which had been to the young
couple. They comprise splendid silver and china
any quantity OF silver spoons and forks Bracelets napkin
riDRs watches, and among them all splendid Bble
which plate with their crest upon it. the ore
sents chiefly from the relatives, and too
TO classify.
There were 600 invitations given out and the scene
outside the house Was very spirited Madison
and the side streets for distance were
1ed with car riages and with difficulty that the
visitors came and went The bride aud bridegroom iu-
tend making extensive Southern tour and end with
trip To Havana. They left for Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon, and will be absent some time. Everything
passed OF as "merry az marriage bell" The day
fne the company Ia the best OF Spirits and every thiag
omened happy life to those who had been joined
gether in the bonds Of matrimony
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