The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-23

From the Net1 York Recorder.
,,r-TTI G-sELIGMAN.-On July2S, at No
,o,,b Reach. by the Rev. Frank L. Humphre,
Ronert Livingston Cutting. Jr., to Minnie Sci
man. ,,o-lu C...;. -.
done it.
Tbe news that the young scion of one
,,r swellest families had allied himself
r,atrimony with the brilliant actress ee
NaWport clubdom such shock Yesterdfa as
a. had not received before in dude'sfe-
time That bob" should marry out the
Forr Hundred was bad enough, but ~ ne
sbould marry professional actress a keep
the event secret from his cronies folearly
q month was more than they coul stano'
and the few boys" who droppedlto the
Union or the Racquet clubs yesteAy were
ksnt pretty busy discussing the ent.
How long the marriage would ivet been
kspt secret it is hard to say, buthe news
leaked out yesterday, and whe1ne happy
bridegroom was found at the ouse OF MS
fsther-in-Iaw, 119 West Senly-elgntn
street. BY a Recorder reporte he seemed
very much disconnected at II prospect OF
auy publicity. But he aduited readily
enough he was a happy pedics, ana
briefly recounted the eventslat led up to
the marriage.
QUIET wEDDIr.
~ had known Miss Seliean for some
time, he said, land my adtration Tor her
was no secret. We have boi been stopping
at the West End hotel, LoE Branch, and
it was while there that agreed TO cast
our fortunes together. WWaltsd no fuss
about the matter, and SO greed 90 very
quiet wedding. l had hown DIR. hum
phreys of the Protestant piscopal church at
Monmouth Beach, and v concluded TO let
him perform the ceremdy. The only wit
nesses we're the minisF's wife and two
daughters. l have alIady informed my
father, who is in Saratga, Of my marriage,
and while he Is Of coure somewhat offended
at nv neglect to invithim to the ceremony,
trust it will come on all right"
Mr.. Cutting was evlently laboring under
a great nervous straiIand was impatiently
awaiting the descentf his bride, who was
upstairs putting the lss few trinkets into a
trunk very rustJooking coupe stood at
the door ready to cary the young couple to
some retreat, which or the present will re-
main unknown eveuto Mr.. Cuttings dear
estfriends.
THEY MADE NO CHANGE.
For some time after the wedding cere-
mony husband and VIE continued to live
at the West End, contnt only to feast on
each others looks and Seep the sweet secret
locked up in their minds. No one suspected
that the clever sctrss and the handsome
young amateur wereplaying leading parts
IN pretty little romance of their own, al
though many Of Bots friends remarked that
he as evidently very much smitten with
the daily companin of his walks and drives.
On Aug. Mr.. Cutting left for Saratoga to
inform Cutting 5r., Of the happy event.
At the same time the bride came to New
York and stopped with a friend, Mrs. o.
w. Hemsn, l32 W est NinetySseventh street.
There she was pined by her husband a week
ago. and they vent to the home of another
friend near by The brides father was not
notified until few days ago.
Minnie Seligman has earned an en7iable
reputation as an emotional actress OF much
force and delicacy. Her debut was made
under the management of A. NJ. Palmer at
the Madison Square theater in Elaine. -"
She afterward joined Henry Lees company
doing effective work in a number of trying
roles. She was seen at the Standard theater
lest year in money Mad" and later Joined
Augustus Pitou's stock company as leading
lady. When the company broke up
at the end of the season it left
Miss SeGgmau free to sign two years con-
tract with Manager Frank Sanger, TO
appear in the forthcoming production of
MY Official Wife" This contract will not
be broken by the actress's marriage, as it
was insisted by the bride that she should
not give up her artistic career. While
quite young Miss Seligman was married to
Dr, Kaufman, Detroit dentist, but
secured q divorce from him a year later,
after be had begun a suit against her, in
which he named Henry Lee as CO.
respondent. She is a handsome brunette of
the Jewish type OF beauty. About two
months ago her mother dropped dead In an
elevated railroad station.
A MEMBER OF THE FIRM.
The bridegroom is the elder of the two
sous OF Robert L. Cutting, ST., the wealthy
banker, and is a member OF the firm. He
graduated from Columbia College, in the
G cas-, OF so, and is a member of the Delta
L u fraternity, the Union, Racquet, Fencers
alu Coaching clubs. He is a handsome
young fellow Of "a, standing 6 feet Q inches.
ala Oh athletic build. In spite of dispo-
si4ou 70 stutter, no has attained quite a
11epusation as an amateur actor, and his
tas 4 appearance wes at Long Branch, Just
SeIOfe his wedding, when be appeared with
hSsoon-to-be bride in play given in aid of
sO'le charitable work. MIR. Cutting, Sr,
- IN Saratoga for the summer, aud Mrs.
OG Ti has been in Europe for some time.
Iuefe Is much speculation as to tue re-
cep.ion which society will accord to the
mewly-made bride, but 1t agreed that as
auuus cutting is manly fellow, and is
"eN provided with worldly goods, he will
nov T care much about the verdict OF the
-Four Hundred. 4' " 'No
SARATOGA, Aug. 20-Minnie Seligman
S9ut Nv %ord to Mr.. and Mira Samuel Nixon
g. o. Iniladeiphia, who are at the United
io v.' eS notel that she would arrive here on
, ,'I's ~ .nuay night, but Miss Seligmen has
~. tuV IN an appearance. Her failure to
ia as. Is explained by the incidents Of
ba 'y monday. MIR. Cutting, ST., declines to
sbo lu'gr viewed, or even to say anything
~ Thu S ms sons marriage to Miss Seligman.
81, H. ~ cuttings have occupied cottage here
a. -oo ,ue season and the adjoining cottage is
vJSUupIso by the Nixons of Philadelphia
ono, uO laS1 season had Miss Seligmsn as their
dill MI Cutting has not seemed at ali preju-
sct-o,. heretofore, against the charming
wiz IN TACT, he showed to Mr.. Nixon,
Of ~ i s!nge OF pride, the newspaper notice
enne nu niue play Miss Seligman and his son
DAYS aSo IN together at Long Branch, few
ago, and her name was frequently mem
oHa. o4 III an agreeable way. There WAS
obia55. indication that Mr.. Cutting did not
Seii Tus 70 MS sons ardent attentions to Miss
II az T ior, on one occasion, he INQUIRED
her o. uau obtained an absolute divorce from
She ~, ~ uler husband. On being assured that
Won zoe Tree, he said, laughingly: "Why,
Perba-Nu ~ boo might get married, them %
tho Doo had heard OF il and expected