The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-21
s.OUR MARY" NO LONGER
Miss Anderson Becomes the Wife of An
toneo Navarro,

Miss Anderson Becomes the Wife of An
toneo Navarro.
LoSDoN, June 17.-Marv Anderson
became the bride of A. de Navarro this
morning. No pomp or ostentation
marked the departure of the celebrated
actress from the ranks of single blessed
ness. The ceremony was performed in
the little Catholic Church at Hampstead
Heath, and only the immediate rela-
lives Of her family were present. The
bride, was given away by Dir. Griffin.
her step-father. The first night Of the
honeymoon will be passed at Dover.
Tomorrow the happy couple will reach
Paris, and thence travel by easy stages
to Venice.
Miss Anderson was driven from the
house OF her step father, Dr. Griffin. to
the church IN close carriage. The
curtains were drawn, SO that no GLIMPSE
was caught of the bride till she left the
carriage 10 enter the sanctuary. The
marriage ceremony was performed in as
quiet and simple manner as possible.
There was no choir, the only accompa-
nylng music being that Of the organ.
The interior of the chapel was taste
fully decorated with profusion of
ltiIS pains ana W Dlip mowers. TN the
altar twelve candles were burning.
i was not quite II o'clock when the
bridegroom, accompanied by his brother
Alphonso Navarro, reached st. Mary's
III hansom cab. Both the young men
we're IN mourning garb in honor of
their uncle, who died three weeks ago.
\ few moments later "a carriage drove
ny to The chapel in which were seated
Miss Anderson's 5 sister and her step
brother.
This was followed by carriage con-
tanning Miss Anderson's brother, Joseph
Anderson, and his wife, the daughter of
Lawrence Barrett 4 third carriage
contained Miss Anderson's mother and
her step-fathcr. Dr and Mrs Griffin.
Immediately behind this was Miss An
'lcrson's carriage. With her was her
step-sister, Miss Blanche Griffin, who
acted as bridesmaid.
Miss Anderson's gown was Of white
satin, heavily brocaded She carried a
magnificent bouquet of white roses,
1ilacs, stcphanotls and delicate ferns
Above the bridal veil, which completely
covered her, was a tiny wreath of
orange blossoms. Miss Griffin was also
dressed In white. She carried a bouquet
II beautiful pink roses in her hand, and
her gown was adorned with MANY roses
After the marriage the party drove TO
Or. 1iritfin's, where a breakfast was
served. The happy pair started this
afternoon for Venice, where they will
spend the honeymoon
Like good many more Of the mem
hers Of the profession have done before
her, Mary Anderson bids farewell to
the stage in changing her name. Whcth-
cr She will eventually recall this decis-
ion remains to be SEEN but if history is
- he taken as a precedent, it may be
iaken for granted that the amusement
gong public has not seen the last of the
ideal llermonic. who so long has ruled
the stage. with thousands thrilling at the
sound of her voice. According To a let
ter written to one of her friends less
than Il month ago. Mrs. Navarro Will re-
turn L. the nited States with her hus-
land in the early fall and 90 to house
keeping in Madison square, New York,
where the groom has already purchased
u residence. 1t * said that she is des-
pcratciv in love with Antonio. who al
though quiet AMI amiahle in disposition,
,anuot by any means he considered
good looking