The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-10
MISS TERRr'S WEDDING.
In What Manner the Italian Miuiuer will he
made Happy To-Morrow.

Among the passengers In the steamship
Saratoga which arrived from Havana yestcr-
day. wero Exceentissimo Senior Don Tomas
Terry. one Of the planter princes Of Havana
Rafael Iamora Marquis de Uria. n Spanish no.
blemani Gulliermo Terry. Don romas's
brother; and Scnora Carload l.. Terry. Gull
lic1no's wife. They were attended by several
valcts and lady's maid. Otherwise than by
these attendants their wealth and high station
were not denoted. their luggage consisting only
of n few trunks aud portmantsnus. When the
Saratoga had been made inst in her berth at
Pier II. East river the party rode in a coach to
nue.. nearly opposite, Mr.. james Gordon
B"nnctt's deserted house. There they
~. Don Tomass wife and daughter
Miss Terry, whose full name Is Dolores Nntiyi-
va Terry. will wed the Baron Albert Blanc.
Italian Minister TO the United States tomorrow
Church. TIC Rcv. pr,, NJ .Gynn. the pastor. ofli.
Signor Ferdinand de Lucn. the Italian Consul
III this city, Will celebrate the civil marriage At
either ceremony there will be u studied avoid
:, Miss Terry and her intended husband are
homnn Catholics. and she has boon, when in
Church. Mrs, and Miss Terry :" precsded re, "pi pon
Tomas from Havana that they might have their
mansion put IN order for the wedding. and SUI
ngrlhlcni the preparation, OF the trousseau.
ihe lingerie and most ut the dresses. II Is I'M
dcrsiood. vera furnished with scarcely any re-
gnri To cost. hy the most fashionable Partisan
mlliiners. some Of tho costumes. II is said. are
Of rnre richness and beauty. The troussenu is
iurlh r enriched with almost priceless jewels
Don Tomas is understood 10 be silent part.
ner IN the firm Of Moses s. STnylor & co. ~ this
,.iy;, lie has also an important establishment
IN iAVAnn' where he Is ono " IN" foremost
dealers IN sugar. He is. moreover. an i'm
pyriant producer of sugar. owning some ~ the
i.rgr~t and best- yielding plantations in Cuba
HlS wealth t. rated far up IN the millions No
Oupan merchant or planter is more highly
esteemed among the merchants OF Havana or Of
this city. He has the right. as uosses-or Of
the Gordon 4 the Order Of Isabel 10 wear the
uile oi EN'ell"ntssimo Senor
Ihe Baron Blanc, although scarcely in the
prime oi NE has had n most oyeutiul career.
career. He is 4 native Of Champery, Savoy. and
Is scion of a distinguished house. In the war
with Fran - he fought for the defence II his
naive ani ~ volunteer soldier. In tho ranks.
seek promotion, hut contented himself with
earning the distinction that valor gives
When Savoy, at the end Of the disas.
irous war, was ceded to France, AMI the
french gave the Savoyards the choice between
becoming Frenchmen in their allegiance or re-
naming Italians. he declared that he would
CaNour wns attracted ~ his talents, and he be-
cam" inat powerful statesnGu's private Secre-
ary. Thereafter his rise 10 eminrnrc in his
chosen ,lrti 0sien. dip sgacf wo@ r0pid nnl
OF inc Cabinet IF Gen. La Narmura. Next he was
mad" seer oihty-G"u"ral. an office correspond-
ins 10 our Assistant Scrrctaryship. under Gen.
Mrualrea Then he was sent rs Minister TO
Staln' Ait"rwar,i ne WAS transferred to lirus-
sells. In 1873. Victor Emanuel rewarded his
su 'ce-Siul services by declaring him. in a royal
decree. Baron. His next diplomatic promo
ton was 10 be Minister g. the United States.