New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-22
WEDDINGS.

wilmington Del Dec. 81 (specall.-Miss Louisa Lee
sayard fourth daughter Of Thomas F. Bayard exseo-
rAry Of State married to-day to Dr. Frank Angel
4. Cornell University. The occasion was one OF much
i,:srest 10 society in the Eastern cities especlaly
Washington and Baltimore, and the gathering that
assembled at exsecretary Bayard's home on Clayton
q To witness the ceremony Of much social dstlnc-
Ton Before O'Clock the hour set for the ceremony,
The fine old mansion was filed with people VINO hao
come from widely separated quarters. The we1ohg
was IN many points exceedingly pretty ana uheoh-
y.ntonal affair AT exactly O'Clock the bride entered
the drawingro leaning upon her fathers arm Ihere
vas no orchestra but a selection from "Lohengrih'
llsss entrance into the cathedraD was played as
march upon the piano by two cousins Of the bride
room, Miss Collier and Mr. Aldrich. There mad been
an altar erected in the dining-room, overhung by
CORA bell Here the bride and her father we're joined
By Tire bridegroom and his best man, Dr. W. A. Ham
nond one Of his colleagues in the Cornell faculty. and
an old fellow student at Leipzig. The bride wore
gOwn OF beautiful soft Liberty satin OF an exquisite
and extremely rare opal tint trimmed with chiffon, and
tulle veil fastened with orange blossoms She car
nd white roses There no bridesmaids. The
Officiating clergyman the Rev Jesse Higgins, now
Of Baltimore, but formerly pastor Of the old swedes
Church OF Wilmington.
DR.. Angel is the of Charles Angel well-kno
business man OF NewYOrk and Is nephew Of President
James B. Angel, of the University OF Michigan, e4-
Envoy Extraordinary TO China and Of DR.. Peter Collier
director Of the New-Iork Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at Geneva, n. V he is thirtyfour years Old and
vas appointed assistant professor Of experimental psy
biology at Cornell in the present year upon his return
10 this country from leipzig Az the university In
that city Ne studied under Wundt and his doctors
degree with great distinction. He has also pub
nshed several important monographs upon subjects
connected with his chosen speciality. Miss Bayard Is
the third of the ex Secretarys daughters 10 wed the
ether two being Mrs. samuel d. Warren, OF Boston and
The Countess Lewenhaupt, whose sudden widowhood,
Immediately following her marriage with the brilliant
young Swedish nObeman, sad intelligence for many
people IN this country a year ago The latter was not
present, being In sweden. Miss BayaN is an e1-
tremely weIl-known and popular young woman In
society During her fathers long residence in Wash
ingon first as senator and then secretary Of state,
she occupied prominent place in the brilliant circle
Of the Official and diplomatic life in the capital and
vas one Of the leaders of the younger set II was here
that she first met DR.. Angel, then an Instructor In the
Washington High school.
Among the people present at the wedding were Gen
cai Parke, L. 5. A. and Mrs. Parke Ar. ana Mrs.
0uterbrdge HOfsey, Professor and Mrs Gallaudet OF
the National school for Deaf Mutes; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Belden Noble and Miss Noble, all Of Washing
ton: Dr. 9 Weir Mitchell. Medical Director Kindle'
berger L. 5. ~, and Mrs Kindleberger, Adolphe
Bore and Mr. and Mrs. Vermarcken, all OF Phia-
eelphia George 5. Andrews, snowden MaIshap anu
Ms Mlngan, Of Baltimore; II. NJ. Clarke and Mr.
and Mrs. : d. Warren, Of Boston, Miss shober, MISS
Norris, Miss Price. Mrs. Wharton, MISS name
NJ and Mrs Bayard Henry, Dir. ana MIS-,
R1gene Dupont and Miss Dupont; Colonel ana
Ms Henry Dupont, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred X, puponlt'
I. c. Dupont Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Nicholson MI
and Mrs Francis Buck, Miss Hickman, Dr. and Mrs
Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr. and Mrs Bahning'
NJ and Mrs. Vandergrift DIR. aud Mrs. De Kay, NE;
and Mr.. CiarksOn and Miss ClarksOn, Dr. A 1
Il. Coggeshan, Mrs Peter Collier, Miss colner' Mr'
ara Mr. Charles Angel, Walter Crane and MIS-.
" B. Pierce The newly welded couple took the
train for New York. They Will spend the Christmas
holidays al Geneva, n. w. their future home oens' OF
course, In Ithaca.