The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

<FvW vs. WITT So10rnA
a Col a ns a9n b HsBs ap Ia SH a:s
was married. t. Miss Elizabeth FTensh, sPdsss
ftSFsss5 Nj 2 s'Pss 4 Sdss s
w ss snd va; ,. met VIII. ass
gether With several tan covering bam6Qoa.
9ass ss It. n SusiSsh
Anumber o.. ths, nor: oommi.sioned omesrs
nave during The service. and the string bsnd.pf
n gord Ghsyesmore attended his brother -
ss y tss eide. WI E.. NJ T. 1. FL.
finehot Miss +. Davis. and Miss z hicksrds
satire R9sby Ts5' Of
Empire piests et the back. and ths Bodies
Tss, SSs Lshosn
med with a number Of white ostrich tips and
ss
and shower bouquet OF tea roses and maidsn-
Tho bride. who was led to the altar BY hsr
clsrey and choir who led The WI e Re ehsn:
hand some dress Of heavy White :stip. irlnssd
blossoms. and hounces Of Brussels point fsl
III cp from ons hf wsst e fs s. Ss.
the waist was also outlin.d with them. the
and edged with lace rufies. Her veil Of mag
Rer face but S ens point I
hair with few flowers and held bach at the
Her on
crescent fastening her dress at the throat.
HsT was OF white 3 tS h1ds xa, s.
en- bruidered In gold and mauyt. and trimmed
sparkling with, levels: The Hon. Frances
gray crepon,, trimmed with guipure lace and
light cray satin The skirt being edged VIII
Ps sc5e 0'4fs aso
p wjtb wit, s ;soR
lazy lawrence et wore lava '. Corded ciotR
trimmed with yellow black plaid silk. and bon
Butler II A.. visss q Sassdss: assis'sd 81 II:
Ennismore Gardens and the Rev. n. Armitsae.
Gsips Re Eden ssss Sss n at
human thought transcending." and while the
registers were being 1H signed ", ths anthem! on.
Mendelssohn's 9 Hear my prayer was sung
Mr. and Mrs. French afterwsrd held 9 re:
Cheylesmore for the occasion. The house was
case was adorned with long festoons Of pink
roses. sweet peas. ferns. &c; fastened to the
ns s1 py
doors leading out Of the hall were hung with
bouquet Of arnm lilies and other ohoioe white
Whits-were placed In every avaiiatlo space,
and the mantelpieccs were hidden with thenl.
Ke(reshments were served In the dining room
and in q temporary pavilion erected on tho
terrace facing the garden.
The cake was very much admired. II was In
two tiers. and was decorated with white rohes.
white orchids and stephanotis On the tables
were immense bouquets Of arum lilies. gladi-
table in tho hall. MS is the American custom.
d s1n sor
and bearing the brides name. Bessie" on
the lid in silver letters. one of which was hand
and an the Whole Of the for he re-.
ception were carried out by Mr. Iearcy Of Con-
naught street.,w no also applied tho handsome
Guards. conducted 10y Lieut.. Dan Godirey.
was stationed on tho terrace and played an ex-
cellent programme OF music during the after
The brides going away dress was q graz
crcpon ON oroidered around tho edge In pink
and velvet. and she wore a gray straw hat
trimmed with pink roses and feathers. and z
Era}y coat. As the bride and Grihsgr9181m tex
spangled banner"
The, numerous, and costly wedding presents
and the Duke Of York presented the brids;,
stand bearing the insctil ion, TO. Colonel
the Hon. H. Eaton; Grenadi%r d99ard s on his
Wales, and George, Duke Gi York. July Il.
1892" Tho officers OF the Grenadirr Guards
presented thcir Colonel with large silver
salver lGeorgo ILL.,. l753 ana two silver can
deIa5ra George III. l,si. some u the off,
cers OF the Scuts Guards gave tho bridegroom
silver inks'and and tray. and some other
officers OF ia" same regiment gave pair Of
bride !ncIu!ci Diamond and pear! tiara;
WI wiicM tan Ge T" nn l" nesk,iGe. Hnu
Among the other gifts r. the bride and bride;
groom were from Lord Chry.esmore. diamond
and turquoise necklace an! servicc o. plate in
chest; Mrs. Fry. pendant watch studded with
pearls and surm0untrd N.ti feu -de-I!s IN
the SANS precious stones. nd u sc. OF silve
George II. ,caddics and basin In mar1uetetin
ease: the Hon. Frances Eaiun, silver tea AMI
cur"S service an kettle in chest, and silver
jtrdnii:e: Miss Elsie French. diam" nd and
To-, 4 A a., lStlN