The sun., 1893-04-19

be unconscious that n Bishop OF the Episcopal
them: They had IesSed a Sigh Of rsiiei as sd. 'pr.
Huntington ;t"nped back. and during the
H. A. MsSadfa!s.%Snjf ,S c%sdsias %arsS Sarsi
his head ss a3 S%ek %s S' H
! oGnized none Of his nrGunintances as he
tes. Of Craven bent her heal and contem:
plated the carpet; Her tnes lost The flush that
Her palrnrss was heiGh.ened by the fact that
er er ,nrk hair Tas h brushed straight nnrs from
msnted freely aud not always roItsiy. eye SEEM ee
ingly iorGetiul OF the fact that the little Coun-
Ssv tbs, o, Craven could hear great deal OF what
sGa. He E NJ and add h; M Te b.9.t th ars
Of hs sen Nj Ma Ms4 was smns sfss and and
gracious. bowed owed right and LEFT. The AonSra-
BE- G ms Gfvsn ST. ssss Mr. na H Ts
chimes In the st-erlo. pealeh forth ms the Earl
and his wife entered the first carriage. When
cheered hy.terically. Onte the bridal PARTY
G had dis dsaE1Eenred r. the crowd rushed toward the
crowd push harder. and forced its way to
Meanwhile decorum had disappeared within.
reach the chencel and pluck the roses. The
few "ft Il charge by the ushsrs
sMSy %,n ths hal Rra time getting
tunity offered snatched their flowers. Then
sseram1eling Inc oyer tho pews became, very popu-
T M5ers n sGEed * LIE giean,s hurdle race
bln-ara gray ankles were frequent as rays OF
T. III. crowd going ont met the crowd coming
the sDH IL that fol
crowIe them forward toward the altar. The
SGhagb,eg2n Sna bsgG mps;r isr: md showed long
lorred back out OF the church and society
s"nTnt Smnt ne be ,n Sn-n air. As the congregation
~ through I've side entrances and the chantry.
In the street the confusion was as great al.
here and there. ~ shouts Of the r car drivers.
tie ishr!l iasntto '~llS xl;. Of the women. and
Of New Yorks ks yoanr 1o e9mmon mem to many
AZ the guests got out 81 ;hSr"h The Ses
minutes from l;04 to iii. It took ah The seSTn eon,
sn%Eabf.on snuib less oot thnn , an hour to get in the
six hats that were smooth and shiny nt Uu|
nc,"eK r"m" ou, at j "sock crushed ~ and
and shns S"r rSMsy sS":S yI1s rs
1t was crush, the like OF which New Y"rt',.;
sws wSs wiz rre is HAT e S'Hrs Ard
l,ouO To e. homo and change h rir ruimynt''
the .thnr 200 to TT (" the iw;SdnE
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At the house there had been mob in IN.
morning to see tho bride leave her
'ertive| tried TO clear the sidewalks. but as
soon ns the officers cleared one part OF the
street the crowd swept in again. II was with
difficulty that the r9achman ptlnted his horses
trouble keeping the open space within the
awning free. when Miss Martin. leaning on the
arm of, her father, and followed BY q maid.
mMde her way to the carriage.
fax -coiorcd G 9th decorated with rosetteS Of
white carnations tied with broad white satin
rlDbonG. while the horses drawing the carriage
wore on their brides huge rosettes Of white
While the bridal party was at the church a
nnmber OF Ihorleys men decorated the inside
OF the canopy which spread out over the steps
.ns wSs rubs hafs s rS .Sa
steps leading into the house. where in
the the. main d. bal. ,heres, was y splendid dis;
to wall was huge arch of lilies. and at the en-
frances TO the drawing loom. in the Louis
XVI salon and In the library were fan -shap ped
devices OF white and pink flowers. The walls
Beauty roses. from which hung streamers OF
broad red satin ribbons Roses formed in clus-
tiers and tied together with satin ribbons dec
%hsss Sssa ni Rs rUSS 'T ssFs to hs h5d
branches Of American Beauty roses and lilies lilies
o. the, valley. The electric chandelier
which hangs from the ,domo down into the
its entire length. and almost completely cov-
cred nt the end with masses OF spring flowers.
Tho dining room. where the buffet break fast
mss Wa served Twas MAS elHhorateiy deco,atcd with
til" walls ii This room Wee hShkna wifi viii,
plaques of roses. Tho flowers In tile library,
sRal! drawing room, and 10 the Louis XVI.