New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03
A WEDDING.

One OF the most notable weddings Of a brilliant
season took place in St. Thomas's Church yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. 1t the marriage of Miss
Cornelia Roosevelt, daughter of one of the Oldest
families of New-York, to Baron Clemens ZedlitZ,
officer in the Prussian army and of an eminent
family The occasion brought out many old New
Workers who seldom mix with the gay throng Of
society nowadays. The bride Is daughter of Charles
Y. Roosevelt, whose death occurred in 1888, and a
granddaughter Of Judge James /. Roosevelt who for
many years Judge of the Supreme Court in this
city. Her grandmother, Mrs. Roosevelt, born Van
Nest, was Of the most gracious hostesses in New
York Tho Roosevelt house at Broadway and Thir-
feminist, where Mitchell q Vance have place
Of business twenty years ago tho home Of the
brides grandparents. Admission to the church was
gained by card only and nearly 1000 people were In
vfted to the ceremony. The nuptia music from
Lohengrin announced the arrival Of the
bridal party. First came the ushen, James
Duane Livingston, Lieutenant c. II. McKinstry,
Herbert Robbins, Guy Du Val, Robert L Hargous
and william Roosevelt brother Of the bride. After
them were the bridesmaids Miss Lena Keyser, Miss
Sadie Brooknan, Of BROOKLYN; Miss sane Hargous
and Miss Bessie Loney, sister Of Mrs. Fred Rooso
Welt They dressed In gowns Of white silk with
null drapings and Ddrectoire waists which we're
worn coats Of the same period, made Of canary
colored silk brocaded with pink rose
buds. The coats were cut low at the neck
Just after the bridesmaids came Miss Corneia Roose
veltscovei and Master Frederick Roosevelt scovel
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. BROOKS scovel.
The bridesmaids lace pins, m the shape Of IN
tertwinsd hearts Of pearls with of diamonds
and the ushors scarf pins. with the gram a. RS
surnounted By coronet Of diamonds The bride on
tered the church the of her uncle, Frederic
Roosevelt Her gown made OF heavy ivory SATIN
almost entirely covered with old Brussels point The
VEIL wonderful piece Of lace was also Of Brussels
M Ia Uafe was mad oh AZ Ia Will
elbow sleeves and besides riviere OF solitaire dla-
monds, Christmas present from the bridegroom, a
diamond comb, crescens and stars Of tho jewels
were also worn. Orange flowers and myrtle formed
the floral wreath and the bridal bouquet The same
flowers formed the garnlure the left side Of tho
brides dress. At the chancel awaited tho bridegroom
in his UhIan dragon uniform, worn by special per
mission Of his Emperor and his best man, Count AIco
del Valley brother Of the German Minister at Wash
ington, in afternoon dress The ceremony was per
foremd by Bishop Potter and the Rev. DR.. John ives
ley Brown rector Of the church AS the bridal party
left the church the Wedding March Of Mendelssohn was
played by George W. Warren, with harp aoconpani-
ment There followed reception at the Hotel
Bristol
Among the guests present were Mr. and hrs'
Jamex A. Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Emlen Roose-
Welt, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs
Douglass Robinson, jr, Miss Anna Roosevelt, Dr. ana
Mrs. Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs r. Brooks scovel Mrs'
whitney, Philip d. Gulsger, Mr.. and Mrs james W.
Gerard, Miss Annie Magee, Leon Doremieulx'
Anory s. Carhart, Mr. and Mrs. George D. Dc Forest,
Mrs cambridge Clark Mrs j. p. Fosdck, Mrs. HICKS
Lord, Miss Leary Arthur Lcary, Professor and MIS-
4 ogden Doremus, Miss Doremus, Mr. and Mrs WIN
throp Ray, Miss Ray, Miss G. Ray, Mrs. Augustus
Field Miss Field A. D. Field, Mrs. Charles a. JACK
son, Mrs Lahons, the Misses Lahens, Mrs Roosevelt
Schuyler, Mr. and Mira g. v, r. cruger' Mrs. Paran
Stevens, the Duke do Durcal, Chevalier Cambrehng'
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Roosevelt, J. Murray Mitchell
J. Frederick Tams, Miss Bean, Creighton Wepp, Mr.
and Mrs w. D. Sloane Mr. and Mrs. John Jay Golonei
and Mrs william Jay, Mrs. Frederick Butterneiu Sfiss
Amy Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph schehoh' u siss
Duane Livingston, Miss Constance schach MRS n,ah
White Miss Lawrence, Archdeacon ana DTS, MA GdS-
Smith, Ars. Elijah Ward, Dir and MIS- ShDer' |od-
The happy pair started last night for Philadelpha
a special car having been protfered 10 them Dy
Chauncey NJ. Depew for the trip. Tney VIII retuIn
10 NewY0rk In two weeks, when series o. ul,S o,
VIII be given them by members Of the Roosevelt
family. The presents received were magln p' ~
there being much silver. The brides fortune was Dy
the courts OF THIS city settled her few weeks ago.
Baron ZedlitZ slgnifying that he ala not cat ior
settlement on himself he has made many Hlehus
during his short stay I'm New-1ork - .
Baron Zediitz gave = dinner 70 his usheis anu a
few personal friends at the Murray Hin IioteI on
Saturday a week ago The party included among
the guests Robert H. Hargous, James u LdvlhgsuoI'
William o. Roosevelt Frederic Roosevelt HAIRY "
Duval, Guy Duval, NJ Roosevelt Schuyler, Z. H. BIC
Kinstry, Samuel Roosevelt and Mh Bay