New-York tribune., 1891-09-25
WEDDINGS.

Paris Sept 24-The religious marriage ei MISS
Jennie Urquhart sister OF Mrs James Brown Po''ef 10
NJ. Rene Raoul Duval solcmnzed this afternoon
In the French Protestant Church of L'Etoe' III u,o
Avenue de la Grande Armce, which edihce was ouiu
in 1874 chiefly at the expense Of the Duvsl family
Pastor Picard ofhciated and Colonel Urquharb tne
brides father, gave the bride away. ful eiSr
ioned in the services ONLY about fifteen guests ont
side of the Duva and Urquhart families were present"
Among them was the United States Minister Wmtee"
Reid. The marriage service was conducted III SIM
pie, impressive manner TIC r1tua OF the french
Protestant Church Of LEtoile resembling thsV vi Vic
Protestant Episcopal Church In spite or the eheaV-
ors OF the two families to maintain the utmost privacy,
most Of the Paris newspapers sent representatives. 10
the church. and the marriage has received nuch houce
In tho Continental press.
The bride entered the church accompanied by her
parents She wore wedding dress made py "of'l,
OF white satin, trimmed with old Engnsh E'ce' anu
garlands Of orange blossoms. Her veil was OF oiu e'
and reached 10 the end of the train. Mrs urduhart'
! the hrdes mother wore n black velvet gown with
velvet panels open upon q satin ground. Inc
front of this dress embroidered with gold ana JET
| and pretty bedecked with Chantilly lace. MIS-
Ijrquhart's bonnet of black velvet, with mauVe
ostrich tips Mrs. James Brown Potter. sister OF the
bride wore n gown OF cream-c0lored cloth and lilac
velvet trimmed with sable and fringed with eoid'
Mrs Potter also wore tiny bonnet formed of dark
,eathered bird The Princess Hatzfeldt formerly Miss
| Clara HUNTINGDON of New-YOrlI) wore n lilac SILK
dress trimmed with marvellous Point d'Alencon lace
Her bonnet was of Point d'Aencon lace, adorned with
steei-oolored ribbons and red ostrich tips.
After the wedding ceremony Mrs. Urquhart held a
reception in her apartments at the Hotel dc Holland
and later reception was held at the residence of the
Duyal family. in the Rue Francois Premier. NJ. and
Nine Rene Duval then took leave Of their friends ana
left Paris this evening for Ambosc, IN Tourane where
the honeymoon will be spent and where the couple
will probably live for some months
Mrs. Urquhart's reception was largely attenoeu'
Among those present the United stats Minister
whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid General William Cut
ting. Prince and Princess Hatxfedt, the Marquis de
Mo,es. Mrs Preston Miss Staufer. Mrs Don Cameron,
Mrs Rdgway Mrs and Miss Mitchell, Mrs. TIavers
and Mrs. Clark
Many costly presents were made to the bride Her
father gave her a check for a large amount NJ Leon
Saws gift was pair OF gold decanters. Miss Mclane
gave some valuable diamonds. Mrs. James Brown
potter among other things, presented her sister with
a valuable diamond pin and the Duval family gift was
a magnificent parure Of diamonds
NJ Rene Duval belongs to one of the best families
of France. He is nephew of NJ Leon say the
economist; and his grandfather who Is eighty-hve
wears old, Is commander Of the Legion OF Honor.
The father of NJ Rene Duvakis managing director OF
the Paris and Rome gas works, and IS SAID 10 PC
immensely wealthy. The bridegroom accepted his
brida without marriage settlement. He Is populary
supposed TO be the possessOr OF an income OF loVoVO
francs in his right although other reports nave IL
that his income is only $4,000 francs a year.
Milwaukee. Sept 24.-Lieutenant-Co Colonel John Up
ham of the Sd United States Cavalry, and MISS caro-
line H. Williams daughter OF the late Henry and Caro-
line Williams were married last evening at st. Pauls
Church in this city. The wedding was military
one and the colors used at the church ana at 1he
house where a dinner given later, We're InoSe 9i
the cavalry Both bride and bridegroom are well
known In Milwaukee social circles: Az O'CLOCK the
wedding procession entered the church. First came
the ushers all old Army comrades OF the bridegroom,
in full uniform Then the bridesmaids, ana last the
bride with her maid of honor, Miss Lillian carpenter.
The bride was met at the chance rail by the bTldc.
groom in full dress Uniform, accompanied by ms pest
man. General NJ. D. Harden, U. 5. A.
A pretty and fashionable afternoon wedding took