New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

Durtnc the marriage ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev DIR. Henry y. satterlee rector OF
the church the u>hcrs remained standing AT the ioo
OF the clancel steps. The best man remained near
the bridegroom during the ceremony. The young
psir left the church as the Mendel,sohn wedding
march was PLAYED. Immediately 'af"rwad Inc!
drove TO the Lorillard mansion, No. $50 Fifthave'
whore they were soon Joined BY the members OF IA"
two families and nearest relatives. The breakfast
was served in the tapcstcd ballroom nj small tables
Among those at the house were tie brides mother
whose gown OF rlnksh pearl satin was relieved WIN
delicate coral pink velvet and trimmed with point
lace capote OF lace being worn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Iorillard IT, The latter in while SIX ana
lamoncolored crepe Mr. and Mrs William Kent, the
latter a sister Of the BRIDE in cream white SIN WIN
q cape Of many folds lined With smell PINK Sauh anu
hat 10 CORES pond Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Iaii"r' inc
parents OF the bridegroom the latter In steeicoioci
and mauvc satin: Mr.. and Mrs Robert l.. Livlhest'h'
General and Mrs. Henry l.. Burn"tt MISS fahme
Taller all Of the brdeeroom's Immediate family MI
and Mrs Robert Taller. Mrs. Henry y. Taller mr'
and Mrs Henry p. Taller Mr.. and Mrs Ehwaru
Lor.ng Taller. DR.. and Mrs. Valentine Mou 'rs'
John Townsend Mr. and Mrs John H. Io"h'cl''
Miss Louise Taylor. Mrs Ambrose spencer j. 'Hnlo"
Spencer Mr. and Mrs. George GriSwoi1 MT anu vi =
Jane, Kernochan Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Kernochan' Nr'
and vrs Uo,her, pcI Mrs :. Van Rensselaer, Crtg'r
Mr. and Mrs H. / Earb.y Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seton
ir the Misses Barley. Miss Laura Conkling Howard
CODkny Alfred Il. COnkling, r. Lorllard I'o'"''',
1r Reginald Ronads q. Lorillard Kohan'' MT anu
Miss Griswod Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lofiilafo' hrh'S'
T. Lorillard Mr. and Mrs. W. IL. Sands, Mr. ana MIS-
LoriIlard spencer, Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence mp
Miss Edith Kip. lorillafd Kip ana Mfs' ''""' "'
Van Rensselaer,. a.
Among thos, in the church were Mr.. ana MIS- D.
L. Breese Mr.. and Mrs Grenvihe Kane. NJ anu
Mrs james Brown Lord. James HiOwh fo''l' ,"'
Misses Wetmorc Miss Charlotte Pel, MIS- N''a,'
y.
H. lie Grand Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Mif'''''
Miss Cornella Martin Lord Craven. the Hon. hup'i'
Cecil Craven Dr. and Mrs j. T. Woodbury., Mt''
Charlcs 4. sachctt, Mis- Amy TOWNSEND MISS bca'I'
Bend. Mis- Marie Winthrop. Mrs. Henry Jnnih' 'irS
John Lawrence the Misses Lawrence MIS- iien's "
Mcvickar. Mrs. Lansing, James Gus MISS o'7 -,
and Mrs r. l.. Clarkson Mr.. and Mrs Charles SUI"
nor Mrc . I Baylios Miss Van Rensselaer,, Thomas
J. Cushing Mr. and Mrs Henry Parish. tr. Mrs. Ind
low Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Howard MI anu -"' :,
Elisha Dyer Mr. and Mr. j. a. Burden MIS- "c0'7
william Ballou Matthew A. Wiks Mrs. Henry '"' ~
the Rev. DR.. Windsor. rector OF the IuAeoo p''''
Mr. and Mrs. J. Archibald Murray, Mrs. JOih -
wilmcrding Miss wilmcriing. Miss Alice Hartman.
Mrs. Richard Irwin Mrs John Jacob As'Or' foi'
Huntington Mrs. Robert =. Huntington SIDNEY o"""'
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rivcs Mrs. AIreu io"''s'
and Mrs. John Alexander. In spite OF the eA''''n's
large acquaintance Of the families, tleIe "e'c o"'
800 invitations 10 the church
Few young people start out In life under such w
ughtful auspices. The bride has wealth ana beauty
She has been out In society only few months U"
cares nothing for the busy and gay life OF ohe
society belle. preferring instead the country. Inc
Bridegroom possesses a handsome income. ana IS 'he
only son OF wealthy parents. His career rs "wmp
Is recent TO call for more than IA passing mention
last summer Mr.. Taller drove a coach out Of Iar1s
daily, and made the long drive from Paris 10 Iroi
vic distance Of 40 miles, IN something less thar
eleven hours. lie has frequently written articles on
road coaching for prominent periodicals., and wr'f
at Harvard University gained hOnOrs In English
literature.
The presents were not displayed. Among th'
many lifts were the deed Of place at Tuxedo ant
q house there from the brides father: the complete
furnishings from Mr.. and Mrs. Taller, the bride
groom's parents; a superb dinner service OF gold
numbering sisiy pieces and stock OF fine on
Burgundy for the winecelar Of their mrw ose Tn
Eufne Higgins: a complete set OF small ,aDe Ss ',
for dinner OF twenty.fOur covers IRON MIS- Loril
lard some rare carved chairs OF the MenaiS s,ve
period from Miss Fannie Taller; an antique LIVE sise
e service from Mr. and Mrs Robert and ' Mr.
iQpR beautiful silver compotieres from At ,som Mrs
William E0t; an elaborate snYsf ss''S' "'AH ~