The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

VALE TO THE tIscoUNr VAUDEVILLE.
The marriage OF George William progo Montagu
viscount Vaudeville eldest son of the Duke Of Man.
chester, of Kemboton Castle, Huntngdonshirc, Eng
land with Miss Consuelo Oldest daughter OF Schor Don
Antonio Yznaga del Vale, Of No. 262 Filth avenue in
this city, soctnnzed yesterday afternoon In Grace
church, broadway and Tenth street, by the Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix Tho marriage Of an English viscount,
her to a dukedon, with the daughter Of American
citizen Ii event that created considerable excite
ment In fashionable circles, and the church
crowded with the friends OF tho lovely girl
about follow the OF her fair compatrots
Lady Ablnscr, afe McGrudcr, and Lady Churchill, nee
Jerome.
The bridegroom. George William Drogo Monta2u.
viscount Mandevll, was born the 18th OF June,
1853 and is the eldest OF tho present Duke Of Man
chester The family descended from Drogo dc
Monte Acute, warrior that came over from the town
OF Montagu, In Normandy, in the train Of Robert Earl
OF Moreton, at the time OF the Conquest Sir Henry
Mon,agu Lord Treasurer Of England, was IN 1910, Gle
waited to the pecragc Baron Mon,agu or Kimbolton
and viscount Vaudeville, and, the 9Th of February
1920 His Lordship advanced 10 carldom Earl
OF Manchester. subsequently he appointed Lord
Prvy Seal In the reign OF George L. In the year 49,
Charles, the fourth earl created Duke Of Man
chester The present Duke or Manchester, tho father
OF the groom, was married in 1882 to the Countess
Louise Frcdcrike Augustc, daughter Of the Comte
D.Altcn. The family is Kmboton Castle, ST.
Neots Hunting onshre; the London OF the
Duke Is No. Great stanhopc street, Mayfair
Shortly after two r. Nj yesterday the guests began
to arrive at Grace church. and tho ushers-- Messrs
Walter Kane, Bell Sherman aud Yznaga-found plenty
employ seating the ladies' that poured the
edincc. There was great demand for seats IN the
centre aisle but, as the guests were so numerous,
many had TO be satisfied with positions 10 the lett or
right BY three T. N. tho church packed aud
Mr. Warren, tho organist. commenced series Of
pieces among when was selection from the opera
oil Lohcngrin" The guests were all very anxious 70
obtain good
vEw or THE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM,
and pressed forward rs lar possible Those in the
STOOD the seus to be able TO see over the
heads Of those IN front There werc several false
alarms but, ilnally at ABOUT quarterpast three, the
organ pcalcd forth The wedding march and the bride
walked up the aisle leaning on tho arm OF her father
and followed by the six brdesmaids-Miss Mimic
stevens Miss Kate Kernochan Miss Mary Bright, OF
New Orleans, cousin OF the bride, and Misses Emily
and Natca yznaga the BRIDES sisters At the altar the
bridesmaids stood up the LETT of the BRIDE
groom. Senior Yznaga stood little to the rear OF tho
Viscount Inc bride atiircd in white satin, richly
trimmed with old point lace The waist and back
OF satin dainask Urocadc and the sleeves OF striped
pearl colorcd passcmcnterle. Her hair was
dressed with spray OF orange blossoms and point
lnco veil, reaching well down the back, fastened
with diamond star and In her cars
maids wore white tulc with white satin bodies
and sleeves and pearl ornaments. Their hair
woven with white flowers and they wore long
white tulc vcils Each bridesmaid carried bouquet
of white liacs The ceremony was conducted by the
Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, and the bride given away by
her father Aftcr the conclusion oil the service tho
bride took the OF the and walked TO tho
carriage, while the organist played the famous Wed
ding March, from Tannhauscr. Tho cntirc party thon
proceeded the residence OF the BRIDES iather where
u reception was held from four to tive T. M.
The crush at the church tho guests camo out was
very great, and the carriages got mixed up that
Sexton Brown had hard work getting them up to the
ruv yvcrp~rov rur uorSr
was attended by about 700 guests most OF whom were
present at the ceremony: Among them were Mrs.
Mrs. Alfred crimes, Mrs. J. T. Johnsor, Mis-. scher-
merhorn, Mrs. Cornelius W. Lawrence, Mrs James W.
Mrs. General Dix, Mrs and The Misses Hone, Mrs Nor.
gan Dix, Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Robert
ssoyyesant Mrs Cutting Mrs s stout Mrs Ms.u-
K KEN Mrs Gould Hoys Mrs Thomas !. aeashor,
Mr. 'Blerstadt. Mrs Adcma, Miss McAllister, Mrs.
Newbod and Miss Newbold, Mrs W. A. MADDEN, Mrs.
Misses Gilbert. mrs Carroll, Mrs.. Post, Sir Bache
Cunard, MI. Royal Phelps, Mr. Kcrnochan, Mr. Meal
a o M Mr. Mo- %
bold, Mr.. Robert L. Cutting. Mr. William Jay and
Others
those most admired two large diamond cresceus
iron Mr. and the Misses Yznaga, tho brother sis
OF the bridc goo bracelet Mr. Yznnga. the father
OF the bride; diamond earrings, Mr.. and Mrs. james
kcrnochan large solitaire diamond, Mr. and Mrs l.
u. Morton; Jewcled Maltese cross, Mrs. 3. L. n Bar
low; diamond and sapphire bracelet, Mr.. William
Cutting diamond and ruby bracsIci Mrs. Luckmeyer;
DIAMOND butterfly, Mr. W. +. Douglass carved mock
lace, Mr and Mrs onavia; diamond ring, Mrs. Frank
lyn; gold sleeve buttons, Mrs. Irving; diamond ring
Mr. aud Mrs Tighc; pearl and diamond earrings Mrs
A. b. Stockwell; gold bracelet Mr.. Leonard Jerome;
gold bangle, Mr. Romily; gold bracelet, Miss Kctctas
gold bracelet Miss Minnie Gilbert; set Of point lace
Miss Minnie Stevens set OF lace founccs, Miss Post;
point lace parasol Mrs W. T. Garner black lace para
SOL Mr. Perry Belmont carved ivory toilet sct Colonel
William Jay silver tee set Mrs Belmont; fan painted
by Chaplin, Mrs. Lppncott, OF Philadelphia; ian,
painted by Rudaux, Mr.. Isaac Bell point lace fan,
Mrs William Vanderbilt; album Of sketches In the yo-
semitic, Mr. Clarence King; vnagrettc from the French
Minister; picture by Bcrstaat from the artist; travel
ling clock, Miss Kane; point lace ian, Mr. Roland. Red
mond; travelling case, Mr. Rowland Robbins; travel
ling clock, Mr. Ncwbold; fan. Mr. Thnycr ivory prayer
book Mrs. Darril fan. Mrs OTIS travelling clock, Mr.
Arthur Leary ivory tablets, Mr. jerome Hoyt; OF
Japanese forks, Mr. Thorndyke Rice; white satin para
SOL Mrs. Governor Dix; mirror, Mrs. Leavitt; silver
toilet box, Mrs Alfred Torrance mirror, Mr. and Mrs.
Delaney Kane; bouquet in Dresden china, MISS May.
IL Is understood that Viscount and Lady Nandoville
will sail tor Europe 70 morrow.
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