The New York herald., 1876-11-24
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
LORD ELoIN AND LADY CONSTANCE MARY CAR
NTGIE

LORD ELoIN AND LADY CONSTANCE MARY CAR
NTGIE.
From the London Morning Post
Lady Constance Mary, second daughter OF tho Earl
OF Southesk, was married on November 10 tho Earl
OF Egin aud Kincardne at the magnificent Of tho
father Of the bride, Knnaird Castle Forfarshrc The
ceremony took place the library. which beauli-
fully fitted up for the occasion. The Rcv. James
Crabb, OF 81. Andrews Episcopal church, Brechin,
ofnciated. The room was crowded with large CON-
pany Of ladies' and gentlemen, among whom the
Earl o Soutnesk, Countess Of Souihcsk, Lord Carne
Rie, Ladies Arabella Dora, Elizabeth Helena and
Katherine Carnegie, the Hons Iancclot, Robert and
David Carnegie. Among the guests the Countess
OF Elgiu, Lady Louisa Bruce, Hons. Robert and
Frederick Bruce the Earl OF Strathmoro Countess OF
Strathmore, Lady sydney Invcrurc Earl of Dahousic
Countess OF Daihouse, Countess OF Alrle. Lady
Blanche Osilvy, Countess Dowager OF Dunmore Lady
a cxnndrlna Murray Lord Elpninstonc LADY Elpn,n.
stoue, Lord and Lady Ihurlow, Sir Thomas and Lady
Dempslcr Mecae, and SIR Thomas aud Lady Gladstone
The BRIDE vino was led In by her ather, wore dress
oil white satin corsagc and skirt richly trimmed with
Brussels lace cd with bouquets myrtle bios
The veil was aIso OF fine Brussels lace 10 match,
iooped up with diamonds and myrtle blossom. the
quiste suit Of lace beng the gut OF the Countess OF
Elgin. The bride wore beautiful pearl and diamond
lace phe gift the Hon. Robert Bruce brother OF
tue brldcgroom pearl and diamond earrings hc gilt of
the noble bridcgroom) and dapond brooch tihe gift
the Countess 0f Southeskl The bridesmaids. SIX IN
number were the ladies Louisa Bruce aud ArabeiIa,
Dora Elizabeth, Helena ana kaberne Carnegie. They
atlired IN whtc Cashmere dresses, trimmed with
swansdown, creamy lace cuns and sleeves pale blue
silk sashes and with blue ribbons IN HAIR Each
BRIDESMAID was presented by Loru Elgn with pair Of
earrings iorgetme nots turquoses ami pearl centres
Alter the ceremony The large company adjourned 10
the dning room, where breakfast was partakcn Of and
shortly alter three O'Clock the happy PAIR drove OF
Haiyburton House, the seat OF Lord J. 4. Gordon
Halyb0rton. Numerous and costly presents were made
by relatives friends OF the noble couple, among
which were The iulowing:-He Majesty the Queen
A handsome bronze and gilt clock His Royal High
ness Prince Lcop0ld-A handsome gold cup. The Earl
oil Southesk-A diamond hoop rIng gold signet, and
diamond brooch Countess OF Egin--Set oi turquoiscs
and pearls comprising chain. cross aud carrngs tur
quoise seal, set o Brussels lace n0unces, veil and
trimming. Earl OF Eign-Diamond and poar earrings,
diamond locket, ring, goid watch. set OF diamonds,
comprising necklace, earrings and sprays Tor hair.
gie-Gold bangle bracelets, small black velvet bag.
with silver clasp. Lady Beatrice and Mr.. Stewart
Blue sIk-liued work basket stand. Ladies Dora,
Elizabeth, Helena and katherine Carnegie-GoId
seal Hon. Lancelot Carnegc-A silver Tray Hon.
Robert aud David Carnesie-Ducks and bantams.
Hon. Robert Bruce-Pcarl necklace OF four rows,
with diamond bars Lady Louisa and Hon. +.
Bruce-GoId bracelet and gold watch. Lord and Lsdy
Tuurlow-God bracelet in pesrl and diamond star.
Children Of LORD and Lady Thur .ow-Pantcd fan.
Lady Charlotte Elliot--Workcd satin SCREEN Captain
the Hon. J. Carnegie, H. N-->et OF ivory brushes IN
Dcgie-Iwo antique silvcr-gilt birds, with emerald coli
lars tcruets Mrs. strachan CarnegeOld silver clasp
for cloak and silver box. Mr. anu Mrs. Claude Csrne-
gie-0id silverb backed Drush old silvcrlramed hand
glass Miss Carnegie, mlngton-scaskn jacket
and muf !ur cloak old white lace. Mrs Douglas. Sr.,
Of Cavers-A Chudda shawl Hon. Mrs. Brucc-A
grand piano. Hon. Thomas and Mrs. Bruce-Pcarl
and diamond earrings