Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-11
ALL PARIS LOOKED ON
Marriage Of Miss Mitchell to the Duo
de la Rochefoucauld.
ANOTHER OUTBREAK In BRAZIL.
Burial of the Late Rev. Charles
Spurgeon.
DEATH OF EXPLORER GRANT.
AN INTERNATIONAL MATCH.
The Marriage of Mise Matte Mitchell to DUO
DE la ROchefoucauld.

The Marriage of Mise Matte Mitchell to Duo
DE La Rochefoucauld.
PARIS, Feb. 11.-Miss Matte Elizabeth
Mitchell, daughter of Senator Mitchell
of Oregon, married at noon to-
day at the church OF st. Clothilde to
due Francois de Ia Rochefoucauld. The wit
Eesses for the due were his cousin the Due De
la Eoche-Guyon and Count de la Valette who
Is q colonel in ;be CnGsseurs D Antique the
ccrrs i'll which the brid groom is also all officer
The witnesses for Mis-, rIj,rhell were the United
States minister, the lion. Mhitelaw Reid. and
the Russian minister at Washington, EGron de
Strive.
The church crowded with the friends of
the families Many army officers, members of
the nobility and the leading Americans at
present In Paris were seen among the fashion,
able throng.
Miss Mitchell's bridal dacss WAS of plain
ivory satin, edged with orange blossoms The
corsage was composed of narrow pleats edged
at tho top with orange blossoms. The sleeves
were close fitting to the elbows and puffed
from there to the shoulders. Tho sash was OF
empire white satin and the brides neck was
covered with old point d Alencon lace, falling
over the corsage TO the waist. The dress was
covered with long veil of tulle, fastened at
the top Of the head by Henry vi coronst Of
orange blossoms
Miss Myer, daughter of the late Gen. Myer,
U. 5. A. was tho maid Of honor,
The bauns OF the marriage were put I'D on
February in the marie of the seventh ar on
basement and the civil marriage took place at
the same place yesterday and was followed by
a marriage contract banquet at the residence
OF the dowaSer Duchess do la Rocheioucauld
The wedding presents wero many and valuable
They included a handsome diamond and pearl
brooch. the gift Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteaw
Reid; pair of Louis XIV csndelabras from
Mrs. John A. Mcpherson. the wife of Senator
oh 10
case OF enamel and gold from Princess Hatz-
feidt. nee Huntingdon; silver pepper box
from Mrs. John Munroe; q silver card case
from Mrs. Frederick Munroe; a set of sable
furs from Baron Hirsch; a Louis XIII clock
and candelabras from the Duchess de Luyues.
cousin OF the Duke de la Rochcfoucauid; "a
lovers knot OF diamonds with spray for the
hair from the Count and Countess do la Roche
foucauld, brother and sisterin-law of the
duke.
Silver travelling clocks we're the presents of
Mrs. Edward Tuck and Mrs Luckemeyer, and
from Nine. Salanson. formerly Miss Flora
Sackvllie-N West came an elegant parasol with
rose colored Siberian marble handle inlaid
with gold. Then there white leather
card case and gold pencil from Nine. Louis
Dorado; large cut-gass vnaigrette with gold
top, from DIR. and Mrs Robert Hill; from Mrs.
John i. Beach. q silver Louis XIV night
lamp; complete writing desk with ac-
cessories from Count and Countess de
oeaurePere; sapphire and diamond pin
from baroness Won Heckeren; by Baroness
Zueylin, nee HothschIld. a diamond and sap
phire ring; by Miss Lilly May, a diamond pin;
from the Marchioness OF Anglesea, a tea service
OF old crown derby cups and silver saucers; a
silver bracket from Miss Sybil Sauderson; q
silver center piece from the Duke and Duchess
de Deauville; a silver tea set from Mrs. David
King, nee Rives: from Miss McLane, an ivory
card case; BY Count Sala, a gold-handled para
sol; a lace fan from Admiral Greer, and q large
sllver-mounted toilet mirror from the Countess
de kopan- Chabot, nee Hayward.