The sun., 1893-04-19

fast was brushed aside. and the door through
solid mass. Women stood on cushions. and an 4
and four high. and climbed up on them. Tho
aqsii !, va VIII the rumble I p iths offsn; s"''
Essared IN tie doorway north q the, chanc..
standing in the news rose. t Dr. Hnntinst"n s't"n
and BishSP Potter were stopped short i'y the
mEs sey We're s"s pasSea to- 'sa s IT,
Etnnliy the sexton. and two assistants. forced
as nas xxx tnS5onxs TIE fFoWi mt on"nel
Bishop, Potter to the chancel rni. whore hs
storpsd. and and Bishop PG,ter entered tne en-
and The two cercymen knot before the Gltar
.,Ast they prayed Mrs. Bradley Martin entered
Martin. jr Her n"thsr Mrs; isaac E shernan. hnnasy
was escorted By Mr.. Frederick Townsend Mar
n s.nsrs Ths f6 swssed 1waa the
snd calculations OF discomfort. Chamneey
ate, Mrs Martin: and was escorted to the
sas 6epsw fns sat ass asMn G% mnen h, 'ns
bshse FStser Dss" sna b. bSai1s 1a!'T
arose and fnced the congregation. door
creaksd: Instantly thers was complete 81.
Ss. isnSsss A d2Hr S, creaked again; Dr.. Huntington
out over the church.
From small door Just south Of the chancel
walked quickly through the lane Of people to
ns fsts M IGrG long tack ,osk
gray trousers white ealters. varnisH shors' r'h \
white PUT tis. and white gloves. He wore in
man taller and fairer than himself yet Ike
nun IN dres. Th. crowd stretched forward.
II the chancsl gate. Will. his best man. his is
brother. the Hon. rupert Cecil Craven. stood
erect ana mOtionless at the side OF the chan
Lord Craven remained on his knees nearly n
minute minute. AZ A. he arose the doors OF the vssthMlo
slx Sshs.Ts. NT BTsdlsy ,.srtln. r and Mr. !: !.
~ sss. ss fIs MY S .'pspeS ana 5 s D,es M
Sftsr father. passed between them. The bride
gown was OF white satin brocaio Of an ordinary
pattern with very long train. The back OF
~sSH MI Ths o 1ss XII T,h hah
caught OF 0iR With haPrnGs Ss: s
eopS me bodice WAS cut with high neck
El,h s,I point y .plIIlas lace; Ths bride wore
tpIls was fastened with a, crown Of orange @ w
blossoms. lhe entire veil was edged with
Soaqas Tiles Of the Valley and ssrFlsh Whit.
orchids. tied with broad whito ribhon en-,
troiasrrd with orange blossoms. AIr. Bradley
Martin was dressed like the groom.
II, Rshind M the bride & an, and her father came the
s1 Miss sheIman I'm , npd Miss Post, They we're
cninon. Inc skirts were made with "A Spanish
apron ehact and were worn over white satin
Sasss wsr eat Ss R0ns Mmd Lace The
effect over the pun sleeves. The hridesmnids
wore white ehlp Gainsboyough hats laced
with rsle turquoise velvet and caught on the
carried bopquets Of white lilacs grouped
bouquets were tied with wide white satin rib.
bons embroidered with white lilucs.
it Was pretty procession through the lane
Of ll!irs. up to the chancel. The Earl. who
ton and Bishop Potter. stepped back as Miss
Martin approached on the arm Of her father.
The bridesmaids ranged themselves two on
s.ch eide of the chancel. Lord Craven nd-
Miss Martin there. Mr. ijrailey Iiaitin in with. III.
drew 70 the north side Of the chancel beside
Miss DaHi.s and Miss Sherman. and opposits
70 = tee hSn: hnpest Cecil crayyrn. who stood
nion rail- and Bishop Potter moved bnrE al.
:cost 70 the altar. Tho ham in tho church
cSused Dr. Huntington to pause fora moment.
Ths noise died out with the music.
pr' Huntington appeared nervous rs ne be-
quick. inetsivs tones Lord Craven was COOL
,.4 STOOL With haui ihrown Gar. Dack. Miss
4r'a Sssa mi n nS.a When Pr Hmnrns
clear. hrsi voice. answered. II win l""''h' IN
. cornelin. wilt thou have this woman TO DO
thr - continued Dr. Huntington.
Asmiis hppled over peorio's faces. followed