The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-15

corsage were several blazing diamond pins
gifts from members OF the Bedle family. The
white -. silk tnlle veil was fastened tt
ent from her mother. and about her neck was
sn;, OF the presents she received from the
ried a large bouquet Of White orchids and
formed a bsyy5Si beauties; Miss Joy Lindsey
toass IS IN YorE
SS as 81 per ere
night she looked particularly attractive re-. in
with chiffon and sprays, OF lilies of the
$ f fhs SsE aS sf
Msss Mary AbSst dsashtsr Of $oS xSSssf
Miss katharine kernss q st; Louis; and Miss
gowned in white chiffon over white silk. with
corselets Of silver. Two carried bouquets Of yell
tss Of bes
groom. William and Harry busch. and the
brlde'sn TIVE brothers. Thomas r. and benning-
Mrs. Bedle. the brides bride mother wore hand,
shade OF, velvet passementerie. Mrs Adolpho
Busch the bridegroom s m9ther was attiT Te,
was OF gray brocade. More than 400 presents
were shown in one Of the rooms on the second
Mr., and Mrs. Rusch will sail for France on
the oath instant in the steamer La Cham
weeks. and on their return here they win take
possession OF their new home in West End
Mrs. busch is about 20 years old. tall and
was educated at Mrs. Reeds school in this city
Europe. Mr. Rusch is a member Of the firm OF
s 5y the ghs eps e. s S1aslosmy M
Rusch. who was educated in Germany. is an
athlete OF some note.
The Marriage OF Miss Helen c. TInAny to
Capt. Kent OF the British Army.
WASHINGTON. Oct 14-Thc marriage OF Miss
Helen Chauncey Tiffany daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany OF New York. to Capt. Her.
bert Vaughan Kent OF the Royal Engineers
was solemnized at high noon to-day in St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Seldom
has more fashionable asscmblage been gath
cred within the sacred editice. Tho bridal
party entered In tho following orders First tho
four ushers. Messrs. Arthur Floyd-Joncs. VAL
entine Hall OF New York. with Mr.. VIM. Mckenny
and John Sidpoy Webb Of this city, wearing
boutonnieres. Following camo the two maids.
Miss Sally Floyd-Jones OF New York and Miss
Margaret Tiffany. in Josephine gowns OF palo
pink chiffon and wreaths Of wild roses. each
carrying loose cluster Of cosmos flowers tied
with long streamers OF rose-color ribbon.
Preceding tho bride walked a dainty littlo
maiden. Miss Natalie!Sumner Lincoln. daugh-
ter Of DR.. and, Mrs. y. s: Lincoln. arrayed in
picturesque dress Of white China silk She car
rlsd cluster Of Nine DE, Lange roses,
The bride entered the church upon the arm
of her father. She looked strikingly handsome
in her wedding robe OF cream brocade made in
Empire style The lonG. full train opened over
q front petticoat Of white satin veiled in deep
Gs s ~ ISns a N st m s
covered the arms as high as tho short pulled
sleeves. She wore a duchesse lace vol. Sho
carried no oWSrs bapon hsr but at
by her maid Of honor with BUNCH Of lilies OF
he valley that had been previously placed for |
her on the cushion.
the Royal Engineers. both in full uniform Of !
scarlet coat. crossed and belted with gold |
sash and dark blue trousers. with wide bands Of |
gold down the sides. awaited her at the chan
with nodding plumes q white, Capt. Kent re-
ceyed his bride from the hands Of her father |
and together they approached the altar. The |
Kim OF Epiphany. At its conclusion the bridal
party and a limited number OF friends drove to |
the residence Of Mr.. Tiffany. on Connecticut
avenue where n handsome wedding breakfast
Among those present were Mrs. George W.
stanton OF New York. grandmother Of tho
bride: the Misses Stanton. Mr.; and Mrs. Henry
Iieorxs Frazer. Mrs and Miss ipsham. ali q
New York; Capt. BamadistOn OF the English
army. aide-de-camp OF tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of Bermuda, who came TO Washington to at
'i Later Capt Kent and his bride took the after
noon train for the North. whence they will sail
thatham. whero ' he is instructor Many elee
CANT gifts have been received from friends.
10Th resident and at q distance. and o valuable