The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-07
UJLLIIM ~. ISTOR MlRRTED.
An Unostentntious AuptIai Ceremony In ths
Gity of HrotherIy Love.

PHILADELPHIA. June Civilian Wall
dorf A-tor OF New York was to-day married 10
Miss Mary u. Paul daughter Of James ". Paul
Of this 'lty Tho ceremony was at the residence
Of the brides father 2027 Chestnut street
1t was originally intended to make the
event elaborate and public, but tho death Of ths
Hon. 4. Marshall Paul. an uncle OF tho bride.
whose remains were found in tho Central Park
in New York few weeks ago led to n change In
the arrangements. Tho family is in mourn
ine. and the wedding was quiet and
unos,entatious. The ceremony was at the un-
fashionable hour Of 4 in the afternoon. and WAS
elegant in its simplicity. The gentlemen
with few exceptions appeared in morning
drcss. The bridegroom was attired
in black frock coat. pantaloons Of English
plaid CLOTH light in color while dark
blue scarf neckte set Off his Piccadil-
ly collar and covered his shirt front
Tho bride. who Is brunette. wore a
white satin dress OF prnccsse cut A
wreath OF orange blossoms rested upon hes
dark, glossy hair Will "A magnificent diamond
brooch the gift Of Mrs. Astor. confined the
cloud of lace TINT fell from her throat
mond sotairos. with invisible settings, flashed
from her ears. and these constituted the only
and high -buttoncd white Kid shoes. There
We're no bridesmaids nor gr9omsmen; Many ol
were in plain morning costume.
A special train from Jersey City at 10 this
TRs 9oE TIT mSIs party %o to hdnTs rMs
hstor. fftth fSther Of the groom Mrs. As.
Mr. q. Quincy SCHUYLER. Mrs Gibbs, Mics
Gen. and Mrs Aspinwail. Mr.. nnd Mrs Garry,
Mrs. Banker. Mr.: fsclin. MIR: Hal ock. Mr.. Stew.
G' Cen .'E and Mrs. M Gqiiom, ant Mr' I j. W. RusSSt
These were receelved by Mr.. William ". Astoi
at the st. George Hotel. whore the party lunched.
- AZ o'clock the brid.sroom-el,Gt went to ths
Paul mansion, whnrc he remained. heguesn
70 6rr 6G Se & % Sary er ea m sa
B5ston. Mrs, and Mrs. John WEI IS Of New York,
Philadelphia guests were Col. and Mrs. Thomas
4 Scott George y. Ch,IGs Mrs; Guilds, Wsyns
Horace Brock Miss Julia Brock, Miss Coleman.
NH SMpa YrS Sos AG9NasdSir shitb Bs9%n H; M5;
g Morris. Mr. and Mrs. John q, whatmough.
Mr, and Mrs. Kirk Vols Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
K%ha Mr. NJ MTaGF%S H. MNa5 as MI Mr.. seEo yorsd az?
Tyler and daughter, Mr.. Richard Cadwallader.
Grorge, W, Benton. Mr.. Charles Cartor Mn
Tho whole number Of guests was 81. The
house was profusely decorated with flowers the
only evidence of display made
An orchestra behind some sheltcring ,olean-
dcrs played tho wedding march from Lohen,
grin and tho bridal party walked down the
sb the GFde SanbbS HpTn ' "f@ 9i ho5
6a "'IG Gries S2' mSther Snh fRePe were
ushers but no confusion: The cere.
m2onyi the simple seTNiC. q tho EP2ts1H3pM
Nelson McVirkar. rector of Holy Trinity
Church. this city. lie wore his surplice The
couple stood in the back pnrlor, and NJ the con-
| clusipn Of the ceremony knolt upon low.
yelyet-coycrcd chairs. hung with June rosch
10 receive tho benedition. They the1
passed out Of the pNrlor to the music Of thS
| Wedding March from Mendclssp phn, and the
| company moved about with congratulations.
Il 4
Of tho parlors which was freely par
| takcn Of. tho guosts remnining for two hours
| or more. The wedding pr SCENTS were kept'in
| nm upper room of tho house aud disp played 10 q
| few guests only The New York party returned
! 10 the -. George Hotel, whero they dincd. The
| groom remained ut the hrilcs house until some
! time after seyen when the newly married paif
| were driven To the W est Philadephia depot and
! there loincd by the New York guests All started
| at 40 for New York ON special train.