New-York tribune., 1891-09-16
sALLIE HARGoUs MARRIED.
sHE BECOMES MRS. DUNCAN ELLIOT AT ALL
- SAINTS CHAPEL. NEWPORT


ta SAINTS CHAPEL. NEWPORT.
Newport. Sept. Is CSpecia). ).-Newport has been "e,
,aedly cav to-day the occasion OF the marf"se VI
Miss salie Hargous TO Duncan Elliot The "e"'iel
80 ncrfect all society was out and Belevueave' was
80 With 6ne tnrnouts aud welldressed people IL
uas without doubt the most talked 0i anu n0S'
elaborate wedding ever celebrated here 80 80
Al erst Il had been decided 10 have dmet We~
ding but this. owing 10 the popularity "i tiio % -
was found to be impossible. Presents pes"n " r"'
g. oeeks ago and It was found necessary 10 nav
them guarded day and night Presents eain0 ~ ~
- ana far and Yesterday. and even today otheiS
- a,,sen, have been coming 10 hand, ana the "ie'
have been laden with loving messages from l'1cu' II
.hss and other lands. over 900 presents nav W"
oeved I'D TO last night, and this NUMBER WIZ PiOD
abv be increased 100 more. Ihe arIalSeue "a "a
tbe wedding were made by Robert d. haieo"s' @nu
Ms George b. DeForest, brother ana ss'er Vi inv
- rbcre were but two disappontmenlS-0he INV
h,u,v of Bishop Clark 10 assist at the eeFenoS' nU
.n 1or arrival of Edward II. Bulkey, IT, one OF .he
-bo,s Center Hitchcock was securco III 'lt'
Rukley,s place. and the Rev. Dr. Lansooh' VI rro''
dence oficiated as the SUBSTITUTE Aoi Wv 49,, htao
The ushers received diamond pms nom uo 49,.
u.onro who In turn received beautiful pearl from
,ka brAe which he wore at the Weou's' i
oor.ronv was performed by Bishop Potter asslSteu
hv the Rev. Dr. Langdon and Father 'ohlso'' ."
An saints Memorial Chapel, which was cro"ueu "i''
Newport society. Along the main alsle Nad'"s ~ 'o
oltar and supporting the root, were humu"r VI
plIlars, which were hidden by oak leaves Wii'e uO
capitals were made of long plumeS OF "fi'e no"'i'
rha arches were earlanded with roping made oI
,a,rs, noNui In front of the chaneel andsreacmhg
IN height of forty feet trIe gothic aic' Honl
tho ton OF which were suspended heaNy srdhos VI
dark green oak leaves, forming uIoopiHs 'u''''i
hung high above and in front OF the ondal parry
pact Of tha altar there were tau arched wlndo"s'
with nu
60 sncb a vay as 10 exclude all daylight from tnat
S,rac,jop The only light used In the ohancel was
from two immense candelabEl, bearing tweh'y'hVe
tan wax candles which were placed on either side OF
the altar near the rail. These were garlanded with
fine white star jessamine flowers large mound oil
flowers completely hid the altar, being banked up
10 the windows On each side OF The chdpcei was
mass NJ tropcal plants in semi-crcular groups con-
s,sting ,nFinch1lH of Australian treeferrs. some
reaching from the floor TO the crown OF the arch tue
whale making q rich background for the bridal parry
+ Toulmin New-York harpist, played the
veddIng march from "Lohengrn," with the orgahlst'
! Hazard Wilson, when Miss Hargous entered the
church. Mandelssohn's wedding march was played
AZ the close The bride, leaning on the arm Of her
h-other who gave her away, was attired In whlte
satin gown cut high in front and trimmed with rich,
AIencon pontlace. The sleeves were long ana OF
lace she wore diamond tiara in her hair, the gift
OF her brother large diamond crescent the gilt OF
presented by Mrs. william Appleton, another sister
and q diamond bracelet the gift Of the Bridegroom.
She carried bouquet Of orchids caught together loosely
with whlte satin ribbon. The bride was preceded
by the ushers, William Cutting, lr- Howard Gallup,
d. W. Howard aud Center Hitchcock. They were
met at the chancel rail by the bridegroom and his
best man. F. Brockholst Cutting Mr.. Elliot and his
gpoomsman wore boutOnneres of lilies Of the valley,
while the ushers gardenas Mrs. De Forest wore
light, turquoise blue gown, trimmed with hne goid
and lace Grape, and a bonnet to match Her
ornaments were turquoise. Mrs Appleton wore gray
silk embroidered in silver and steels and bonnet to
match. Her ornaments were Of pearl. The members
of the family were seated in the front pew.
Following the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at the Train villa. The decorf
tons ct the villa on an elaborate SCALE
A porte-cochere built and covered with green
vines. The decorations of each room were OF
different order and of striking character The wide
entrance was massed with bright fancy foliage and
plants extending into the hallway, where tall palms
formed the principal decorations. Near the ccular
stairway stood several very tail palms reaching nearly
TO the second story. Directly opposite the man
entrance was the dningroom, where the brides CAKE,
encircled by a wreath of lilies of the valley was
the prominent feature. The cake, mammoth affair,
was the cenepece of the table, and at each end were
baskets of lilies Of the valley and American Beauty
roses Large palms, extending TO the ceiling were
plaoed in the corners The fireplace filled
with fancy f0naBe planJs Win eIFissce dhu "~V0i
lilies. Long strings Of white flowers were used lor
the window decorations. Those Of the double parlcrS
were of pink and white, save the walls and ceilings,
which we're entirely covered with trailing bamboo vines
The woodwork around the large mirrors dOOTways
and mantels was hidden by a of flowers
The bride and bridegroom received beneath bower
Of passion vines with a background OF passihora
prnceps with its bright pendants Of star like flowers
Inside the bower and directly the bride. was
bridal wreath of lilies of the valley fesoOned
with the bright pink Duchess of Albany roses whole
tied together with broad sash ribbons of pale pink
and cream white TO form arch from either side
were two immense broad d-leaved palms ard several
Australian tree-ferns The windows, curtained with
delicate pink and White lace, festoOned with pink
and White roses TO MATCH and loOped up, In ana out,
among the vine sprays hanging from the ceiling. AT
the east end OF the house Is the library, where the
windows were Overhung with lambrequins Of oak
bOughs. In the corners and each Side were tai
pyramids Of oaks.
The guests bTeakfased at a number of small tables,
some of which in the library, but the greater !
six guests and contained silver centrepicce filed
with maiden-hair ferns Surrounding each centre |
piece were boxes OF wedding cake for each guest
American Beauty tied with ribbons, and those
for the men were decorated with a bunch Of lilies Of !
the valley fastened in similar manner. Extending
from north TO south, the plazZas command mag !
nifcent ard un0bstrcted view of the ocean, The |
piszZas, for the occasion, inclOsed in glass The
sides aad ceilings OF the piazEas were covered with
Obi gold tapestries, with buff and red plush hangngs
for the windows looking out upon the piazzas; the
whole being with trailing vines running irregu
larly and pFOfusey and intertwined with Spanish moss
benjamin c. Porter the artist sent the bride her
portrait painted by himself This attracted much
attention. The other presents were not displayed
Are you in need Of anything! Then examine tllt
many columns of short advertisements OH the ninth
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