New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-15
4 BRILLIANT FEEDING IN WASHINGTON.
THE BRIDE GIVEN AWAY by SECRETARY BLAINE
AND MARRIl.n To A rpI,-c11 co1.>.r-

THE BRIDE GIVEN AWAY by SECRETARY BLAINE
AND MARRIED To A FRENCH COUNT.
Washington, Jan. IA Specian.-Miss Florence Marie
Audenred. daughter of the late Colonel Audcnrcd of
the Army, and Count Charles Forest Divonnc OF
France. were married today at II o'clock in 81
Matthew's Church. The old church has been TIC
scene OF moIc than fine wedding hut not since
the marriage Of jerome Bonapartcs stcp.on or the
earlier date when General shcrmans eldest daughter
was married in st. AloysiUss Church. has there been
so beautiful wedding celebrated with the fun ccre
mony of high nuptial mass. And few weddings have
excited greater interest in diplomatic and official
circles than this mornings International marriage.
The church decorations were superb in the exquisite
white ard green effects. The flowers were Ascension
lines and lilies OF the valley. with the wild smllaX
vine the ieathery plumosa asparagus, and palmetto
leaves The seats on the left Of the middle aisle
we're reserved for the brides relatives and on the
night for members OF the diplomatic circle. Al II
O'Clock six small acoytoS, bearing lighted tapcr,,
walked down the aisle and met the bridal party led
by the uShc!S who were Count Francis Divonuc.
Count Albert Divonne and Count Aulornc
Divonne three brothers Of the bridegroom MARQUIS I'm
peria secretary Of the Italian legation George Bar
clay third secretary OF the british Legation; Mr. Won
Mumm. Secretary Of IN" German Lccaa'n. and Charles
McCawey, Of Washington. They wore Prince Albert
coats with lilies Of the valley in the lapcl, gray
trousers and pearlcolorrd gloves. The four brides
maids and cousins OF the bride wcrc Miss Nudcnrcd
Miss Helen Audenrcid Mis-, Collct and Mis-, Gallup of
Philadelphia. in gown, Of white bcngllme with .hor;
skirts and Louis Quato ia kctS They wore large
white felt hats with white Ilume,. and carried bouquets
Of white lecs. Following was the maid Of honor a
tiny cousin of the bride. wears old in white Green
away stumc and bouquet Of bride roses half a,
large aS herself. The bride the arm u the
ecrctary OF state. They passed within The chanccl.
where they were met by the bridegroom, ATTENDED BY
| the French Minister. The brides gown was superb,
white satin brOcaded in silver. with very long square
train. The bridegroom the uniform of third sec
rotary II the French legation 90 which BE- Ia, recently
been appointed. but not vet assigned. The marriage
service read by Archbishop COrrigan assisted by
the Rev Fath$ Chappelle in the presence of Bishop
Keane. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. Blaine.
the French Minister and the bridesmaid, withdrew from
the chanccl. and took just without wc the
celebrated. At the conclusion # the ceremony
Mr. Blaine escorted the brides mother from th" church.
Mrs. Audcnred Wore a reception gown Of black velvet.
4 company Of 200 attended the wedding breakfast.
Count and Countess Dvonne took the afcrn oon
train for New York. where they will remain til sltur
day, when they sail for Europe. Among the guest
were the British Minister aud Lady Iiunccfotc. the
Misses PauuCcfotc the Mexican Minister and Madame
Romero, the Ncaarran Minister and Madame Guz.
man, the Russian Minister. senator Camrr,u's wife.
senator McPhcrons wife and daughter Mr.. Arson
McCook, lame, g. Blaine. IT,. thc Mic Letter Mr..
Mckee Mrs. Dmmct and the White IIou-o uI' ,t~.
Mrs Coolidge and Miss >rwci; Connie, E,t"rlalv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Banir0it. Mir aud the Mi>,.
McKccvcr senator sherman, daughter and h., niece
Mis- Miles. Paul andrew, NJ. John Dlh-rcp. VI.
Beuvr Of The French L,-:r'on: the ccrct,r!c- If the
WarmoUeh aud lcu.ului and Nj. Mason. Anon,
NJ. r,Ie~ ~ AVID Mr., v,iii,'' CrWct W. IA ~
Hunter Brooke Mr.. ana NJ. French Mr.. and Mr.
J. +. Grod. Sir. and the Misc, Coates.