The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-23
THE MARRIAGE OF A LORD.
BRILLIANT SPECTACLE IN GRACE
CHCRCH YESTERDAY.

ChChtH fESTERDAY.
George Victor Drore, viseouut Vaudeville.
Welded to niiss Consueio y asa-Ssciety
People In a New Fiuttcr Of Exciicment.Nm
Lord Vaudeville, heir apparent to the
title and posse'sions Of his father, the sixth
Duke OF Manchester. was married In Grace
Church. Yesterday afternoon, to Miss Consuelo.
daughter Of sehor Antonio Yznara del Vale, Of
Orange, New Jersey, the rich Cuban merchant.
HIS lordshIp's veins are filled with the best OF
English blood He has brilliant pedigree, 10 un-
assuming, and IL eentlemapiy. He 10
not yet twenty-tbree years OF age. He
has seen much OF tho world, IL fami-
liar with the European continent, and Is an
enthusiastic admirer Of America when he
nrst arrived In this city. about two years seo, he
made many friends. and was much interested In
New York club life. with slr Bacbe Cum rd he
soon became = welcome companion Of the
young society men OF the city. Messrs. James
Gordon Bennett, Leonard and Lawrence
Jerome, Col. Jay, Col Kane, Rowland Robbins.
and Others undertook to initiate him into the
mysteries Of New York life, and his lordship
saw that safety from bewildering recklessness
was possible only In marriage TO q loving
woman. He had brought letters Of introduce
tion to the Yznaea family, and became attached
to his present bride, a high bred, brown. haired
beauty. HIS lordship fr,qusnted the clubs,
drove his four finland In the coaching
procession, and has satisfied everybody that he
10 the best polo PLAYER in Mr.. Bennett's club.
The peies OF tho city underwent, as II were, an
electric shock when they were informed thtt
his IordshiD had selected his wife, and Miss
was announced several week. ago. and Mr.. Isaac
ii. Brown, the jOVial, industrious sexion OF
Grace Chu ch, was bidden to prepare tue church
Tor the ccreI onv. Mr.. Brown never falls to
carry out the Instructions given bim. and We ter
day aftsrnoon, at O'Clock, Grace Cnurcn was
IN FINE WEDDING TRIM.
A large assemblnee was present, nine -tenths
Of wnom were elesrnly atiired women. Miss
NzDaga had ipecially request that no mourn
iui music might be disc1ursed, and the orsan
pealei forth eay operatio airs long before the
wedding procession was announced by Mendels-
| sohD's grand march. The ladies' crowded into
the chance anu many stood IN the pew seats
when the doors were thrown open for the joyful
| process,on, consisting oI tue bride, her mother,
were Mr.. James Gordon Bennett aud mis- sister
Ma,uiin Livingston. Mrs. James ?: cunni9sham.
Mesgher, yIrs. wsidsS Peli Mrs. Ryiand. S'rs.
Tnon as IL. .Nswbould, sehor ALBANIA and
II. De Is. houth and daughter. Mrs. John Tay-
Tor Jonns,on. mrs. Cornelius W. Llwrence,
iis6s, Mis- Gen. John A. DiI, Mt. col. DisEs,
Mr. MORGAN DiIi Mr.. and ME-. John Bic-low,
Cutting, Sf. ana ; r.. James =. Ksrpocs n. Nr.
| aud Mira. l.. Z. MortUu, Mrs. Lukmeyer, MIR. W.
7. Douglass, Mr.. nd Mrs. .onstvis, Mr.; Franck-
| I'm. MRS. StOckwell. ~. hOmilly, Miss keteitas,
| Miss Gilbert. Miss Stevens. mrs. W. /. Garner,
Mr. erry b l,noni. Mr.. Isaac Bell. Jr.. Mr: wm.
u. vaodsroilt, tne artist B,erstaot, NJ. Arthur
| Leary, MT. Rowland Redmond, Mr. Rowland
| hVUUins, and Mrs. Darril.
| ENTER The BRIDAL PARTY.
| 1t was nearly 4 o'clo X whsn the bridal party
entered. They did not walk with measured
| uead to the cnancel. out seemed In haste. Lord
Vaudeville. nitei n lew secunos' Delay. emerged
from under the lecterD, where he had been wait
| ing. He was in fuil morning dress. wltn a black
neck scarf aud piccadilly coll T. He wore a
white rose la tne lapel VI his long irock coat.
He is Of tbs medium height, spare of ouild, nd
| was cIran shsven with tue exception OF min
| I ture ~ ou-I .cne. Tue Rev. Morgan DIX per-
| formed the ceremony. his lordshlLs eyes were
almost const@nuy liked upon bis briGe, aud
| IN gnincrnt workmanship aud WIS mace hy
auau Cdntei of TINS city. The front was OF
Lce. ine Ustk WIS OF sdin anu daniAsK. Ibs
waist was Of tue same with open souaIes. ana
| meIuerts Sne wore pOint Lace veil witu uIa-
| n.und s.sts nj crescents.
Tue bnd smaids were the Misses Minnie
! stevens, hate hernOchan, Natica 1LnaRa, airy
Lfigut .nd Emma Nznaea. Tney wore white
tuli-. with wni.e sAshts, and bouquets OF llacs.
anu tue usners were Messrs. Bell. Sherman,
| " al er Kane. and lzuaga.
| Nn-n tue orid party reached the chancel
ana to music usd ceased, tue Rev. N organ DIX
began TO read ths beautiful marriage service Of
the + i-coDal Cnurth. Lord NJ iudsyille almost
suuiOly pesed tue word. He seemed snue-
| what nustered, nat when no said " will" be
wss heard u-hout the church. The ladies'
seemed almost 10 bear down ON tue white silk
| RIBBONS which marked the line across whicO
tney were bddsn not To 90. rne bride and
Lroom gracefully khet before the chaucei rail-
| Ing. S,hjr Ysnig, gave away the brlde, ana
" en- tue clergyman SAID. "Whum G.d hath
joined togelt or lot un uIan out asunuer, eysty.
| UOoy invoIun arIy sad Amen" ILs hatpy
couple arose and wvrs pronounced man aOu wife
| ln,n tue clergyman congratulated them, nd
the grand organ peaed forth merry air. Dur
ing tn. csrsh. any Col Jay and the brIos's father
| stOou close to the oii1s and the urideerOOln.
4 la.ig
siey My atifed and beauliiui women who
~tio ~eio '"e -.sctntnrs. trey cIzpped tuv,f n-..-
=" delight. Tue new married couple III de
haste u their c.iriaRe, ana were driven To MIR.
| wn~re tue weduing breakfast was given. Al d
| O'Clock the LpId and Lsdv Vaudeville started
seen Ia Central Park. going nortpwsid. LORD
sundeVliIe thought OF taxing his bihe 10 Eug-
lanl next week, but his changed his min, and
| VIII reu~in /" this city ior several weeks.
THE WEDDING GIFTS.
Elegant presents were In abundance In the
Fiftn avenue house. ihe brides sisters ana her
o.n-r presents were as follows: Diamond ear.
rings frD.s. Mr. aud Mrs. James T. kernOchan,
solitaire oi mona iine from Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
ORION, Jewelled Satc-s cross from 'iss Bnr-
low, diamond and sapphire BRACELET from Mr..
William Cutting, diamond and iucS bracelet
W. r. DOdgiass, jewrlltd lOcket and sleeve but
tons from Mr. Jas TO. d IN bennett. carved neck
lace from MIR. aud Mrs Onauvia, ianUnd ring
from Mr.. hNlns, diamond ring from ar. ana
Mrs Tghe. pc RI and diamond ring from Aiss
OckHel, gold bracelet from Alr. Leoi ard
JeI"lne, gold bangles from Mr.. Homiliy,
COLO bracelet from Mir. lznaga, gold
bracelet IRON Miss keteltas. gold bracelet
iroIi 1lIss GiDert, point lace Ian from Miss Ste
vens lace huunces from Miss Post, uoint lace
psrisol from r.. W. Garner, back lace para.
ST. from Mr. Perry belmont, carved ivory toilet
sci from Col. Wm. y, silvert,s set from Mis-
belmont. . ] 60 Ion, the frame work pinted by
the art,st Chaplin, this from Mrs. LDpincutt of
PhiiadelJh JhiI lace fan, the frame ework paint
ed oy toe artist RadeuI, from -aac Bell. Jr,
point lace fan from Mr.. Wilsm ii Vanderbilt, an
n bum VI photographs OF the Yosemite from
Ilar, nee King, Ninaigrstto IRON the French
Minister, All original painting ON Bier
stadt, tDree traveil.nI clocks, one from Miss
Kane, ono IRON Mr. Newbould, aud tho
otner from MIR. Arthur Leary, a IOint lace fan
from Mr. Rowland Redmond, a I'm from M.
fnayer. and one from Mrs Otis, a handsome
travelling case from Nit. HOwland Hoboins, an
IVORY bounu prayer book IRON MIS-, Bur
iii, pocket tablet fr"m MIR. jerome
White, case Of Japanese forks from
Mr.. Thorndyks Rlce, White satin parasol from
Mrs. Gen. DIX, a mirror from Mrs, Leavitt, a
silver run OUx from Mr.. Alfred Torrance, a
mirror IRON Col. aud Mrs. Delaney h ane, and
"A bouQ ct IN n boat OF ID esdeD cbna from Miss
MAY, Air. James Gordon Dsnnett's GIncSs
brOadsHy IN front OF Grace Church was
crowded with eoacnes at tno time ~ the mar