New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-28
NOTABLE WEDDINGS.

in ST. Bartholomew's Church. Madisonave. and
Forty -fodtIhst., yesionlay morning he interest In
this wedding widespread, not only in this country,
but In England, owing TO the prominence which the
bride groom has attained through his unexpected and
temporary advancement caused by the recall of Lord
saclvle, the recent British Minister at Washington.
The bride Of yesterday belongs TO family Of wealth
and prominence I'm this city, and for the last four
years she has been of the most favored bellies
In society Her older sister Is Mrs. ogden Coelct,
and her brother Wilson, four years ago married
Miss Caroline schermerhorn the youngest dAuSh
ter of william Aston The bridegroom, Michael Henry
Herbert is the third son of Sir sidney Herbert, who
was created Baron Herbert of Lea In January 1861,
diving in August Of year. his father being the
eleventh Earl of Pembroke. The ancestor OF the
Herbert family, Sir william Herbert was created
Baron Herbert Of Csri and Earl of Pembroke peer
ace of England in 1851 This title descended to the
bridcgroom's uncle; Robert Henry, twelfth Earl OF
Pembroke, who died In S62 without issue, the title
passing 10 his nephew the present Earl of Pembroke
and brother Of the bridegroom. The latter as well
rs his next elder brother Sidney Herbert, and MS
sisters were raised to the rank OF EarPs Children,
which they would have held had their father vca
year longer These sisters are the Baroness Won
nueel and Gladys Countess of Lonsdae and Lazy
de Grey the latter title coming by recent marriage
the Earl of Londsdalc dying in 1888. Lady Heiber;
Of Lea mother of the bridegroom, who was present
yesterday, Is a daughter of General Charles Nsne
a'Court and devout Roman Catholic, noted for her
entered the diplomatic service in 1877. lie became
second secretary of the British Embassy at Paris IN
1859.
Guests began to arrive at the church as early as
IL 40 O'Clock, and as cards of admission were TO
CURED, there was no unpleasant crowdng' An
artistic programme OF music had peeh arra'e7u ~
Richard Henry Warren organist of the church, VINO
played until the arrival Of the bridal party hanoei
Largo, the Vorspiel Of Die MeistefsihSch "n
"Lohcngrln,r all with harp accompaniment ny wi
roulnin At the entrance of the bilue inc n~A'N
from Lohenarin was played, and at the bcneoct'oh
Counods "sanctuss and by request OF Lacy heroof'
the Mcndclsshon wedding march was played as Tue
happy pair left the church. The "euuhs was ~
simple than such fashionable ceremonies usually o
in New-York churches. The ushers ni s
Cutting, John c. Furman, Thomas Howard, !r'' 90
T. T. Wilson, IT,. led the procession. A'er tnon
Came Miss Grace Wilson, the pr'uo
sister the maid of honor who were trained gown "a
yellow-coored satin made high at the nech' anu !"
large hat OF dark brown velvet with plumes 10 a'0
IN color. She a fchu of yellow muu anu
pendant Of pearls, the brides gilt. Inc D'oo 0
tered the church on her fathers arm Her gown on
h+avv WHITE satin was plain The cUrsage was made
high at the neck and the sleeves came TO the elbow.
Tho front was draped with point lace and lace ven
was worm with a garland Of orange blossoms iiof
only Jewels consisted Of the hrdegroomS giit neck
lace OF pearls, with diamond and pearl pehoan''
AT the chancel the bridegroom with his best man,
ton but not a relative met the bride The ceremony
was performed by the Dr. David HGreer, the new
rector of the church. The brides father hchau l.
Wilson, gave her away.
A reception and wedding breakfast followed az the
Wilson home No. 511 Fifah-ave, only relatives and
bew Intimate friends being invited The bridal pair STOOD
in the second drawiHgroom, which is finished in LOUIS
XVI STYLE slightly raised above the guests Inc
decorations Of this exquisite and were AZ
ranged by HOdgson. Garlands of PINK roses "eie
hung in the halls and just behind the pair was mass
of the same flowers and orange trees in full frut INC
breakfast cd by Pnara at small tables IN the
large dningroom there being in all fourteen tables on
each of which wgs rush basket filed with roses ana
festooncd with white satin ribbons. Tle br1de, Win
some OF her young friends sat at table w1tn all the
members of tho bridal party. The ladies present al
wore bonncts Lady Herbert Of Lea wore gown Oh
dark gray satin and bonnet 10 correspond. MIS-.
Wilson, the brides mother, wore a trained gown OF
plain colored velvet. Mrs Ogden Goelet was IN whte
silk with dainty white silk and gold capote and slrs
Orne Wilson had a costume Of pale green Six Mrs.
Burke Roche's costume of lilac silk with PINK
bonnet Among the other guests were Mrs. william
Astor J. ]. Aston jr., Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Astor MI
and Mira W. X. Vanderbilt, Ogden Goeet. Mr. and MIS-
Robert Coeet Mr.. ard Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs. ElbTidge T. Gerry, Mr. and Mrs Albert
Callatn Sir Roderick Cameron. the Misses Cameron
Mrs. Paran Stevens Mr.. Barclay, Of the English 10
ration; Mrs. Cooper Hewitt, Colonel and Mrs. Will
Furman, Mrs. Brockhost Cutting, Miss Anne Cut
ting William Cutting IT. and Mrs. Albert stevens
Mr. and Ms william Post Miss Post. Mr. and Mrs
Elliott Roosevelt, Miss Hail. Miss Sands Mr. and Mrs
Frederick w. Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. Howdand Pel
Ain and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander
The wedding presents magnificent The
most important were tiara Of diamonds from the
brides parents: a diamond necklace from Mr. and
Mrs Ogden Goele: diamond stars and silver service
from Lady Herbert of Lea; diamond ring from the
Earl of Pembroke; sapphire and diamond Diaceiet
from the Countess of Pembroke; silver dessert set and
Jewels from Lady de Grey; pearl and diamond
bracelet from Baroness Won Hugel ruby and diamond
pendant from Mr. and Mrs. Orne wilson. 1t is said
that the brides father made settlement on her
OF 1900 OoO The pair started last night for Wash
ington, where they have taken house I'm est
Among other weddings of Americans to titled
foreigners which have taken place in New-fork are
those of Miss Consucla Yznaga TO Lord Vaudeville,
In Grace Church about twelve years ago; Miss Terry
10 Baron Blanc, who at that time Italian Minister
in ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church; MISS cora
sIocumb to the Count di Brazza, last year and Mrs
Lily Price Hamersey 10 the Duke OF Marlborough
last June at the Mayors Office
There was an unusually pretty wedding yesterday
morning at 80 O'Clock at St Leos Church, East
Twenty eighth-st when Miss Annie Berry, daughter
OF John Berry, of Brooklyn, became Mrs Eugene
Emile yaret The groom Is the son OF Emile Naret
and grandson of Louis Francis VaIct, who was among
the pioneer French merchants OF New-YorA Inc
grandfather of the bride, Dr. Abraham Berry, was
among Brooklyns best known physicians. The ceie-
nony was performed by the Rev sylvester Malone
pastor of sts. Peter and Pauls Church OF BROOK
lyn The mass following celebrated by the Rev
Thomas j. Ducey, the pastor of ST. Leos during
the mass Ecce Panis," duo, the music by DOM
zett, was sung by Emile Coleth and Mme saiVotu
"salve Maria' by Mercadante was sung by Nine
salvota and 40 Salutars" by Hargt by Emile
Coletti The organist W. Muliigan, played the wed
ding music of Mendelssohn and Lohengrh." The
BRIDES gown was OF white satin and embroidered nue.
,.ou ,rae ,ror, The bridesmaids Miss