The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

The decorations In the chancel were simple.
but elegant and effective. A number OF tall
palms md ferns were banked against the side
| walls. while on the altar, which was covered
with a cloth Of gold. were several gold vases
filled with Annunciation lilies. Pots OF white
azaleas and lilies filled the space between tho
exotics and made u remarkably handsoa Q
setting for the bridal party "a 1t was grouped
within the chancol rail. Dark and gloomy
without. the scene in the church as the bride
arrived. promptly at II o'clock. WIS a brilliant
one. Mr.. Lorillnrd. the father Of the bride.
being detained by illness in Florida. Miss
LorillArd was escorted up tho aisle and given
way by her brother. Mr.. Pierre Lorillard. Jr.
She made a dazzlinGly handsome bride.
satin. the skirt made In tho princesse style.
without any ON Establishment save a cluster OF
n no orange 4 blossoms !, ,Ss on the isft side; The
with orange blossoms AMI ONE exquisite old
lace. The veil Of IoInt appliqus lace was ar;
with a wrenth OF orange blossoms. while 1t WAS
held in place on the sides Of 1.-THE head by SOW
wore a deem cirelet, OF solitaire diamonds. with
2 heart,shaped ei1sp. q present from the
a Sr masniS!nns se enr On anti 'sns sm0 ~ aiai s"s Gsr q
gift from her brother. Mr.; Pierre I.oriliard. u.
There were neither bridesmaids nor maid Of
fPS SiIip Bsnafdifo aa''s Mics S' q! mi the e' eide %a ae s as;
foot Of the ehancel steps. Tho ceremony was
chprsh. the Kew. DR.. Henry .Yates saatteriieeee.
Il Was t9,i Nov sy + w we9 ?.H1 E, 6frtsnxtaSt at the
couple took up their POSITION In the beautiful
red drawing room. h where they rees'yed the
their most Intimate llrienda. surrounded by
lilies and other beautiful white snring flowers.
than ono hundred persons being seated at tho
MI. Loriiiard. the brlde,s mother: yore a
sleeves Of pale blue satin az" Wt,E { smsl! hat OF
made with a deep cane lined with shsil -pin
satin. and = small Whit ts hat drsrsed with
Mi I"uls e XVI. bedles Of emon.salors %1s ssr E'.dd
''l Mr. sn 1. s e! Ta Hna q m s%a,s D Of tie brl masGo;
was in dark blue and white FIN. And a small
,Hs Hsr issths sr' u sns s Si1s . S'Ss F'q ME- f fnS 2
Taller wore a gown Of nrown and white striped
silk trimmed with white lace; and a small hat;
Jet. and wore a small black hat dressed with
black Jet and p;umes. ~
cloth, trimmed with black, and a small round
hat Of black dressed with brown feathers.
tri Mrs; sGn %I s W soia fIa.d. "a Mia IL 't Gsor sstin;
WIN Wits lace. and a large nat to GORE.
Mrs. &. Van Rensselaer, Crnger wore . stun
ming costume-of steel gray ak. relieved with
pink satin. and n tiny white hat.
Mrs. II. lie Grand Cannon wore q rich gown
OF black velvet and silver gray plush and .
Mrs. BRADLEY Martin. was In black silk.
s sha q sIsoy thr dn n wit" 'o' and white lace
Miss Cornelin Martin was in a plainly made
dressed. with black plumcs.
Mrs. Richard Irwin wore q gown OF slate
colored silk. trimmed with white lace and a
Miss Marie Winthrop WAS in blue and white
striped elk.
Miss Beatrice Bend wore a gown OF light
brown cloth and white lace;
Mrs. Robert livingston looked very hand
some IN a costume OF white silk relieved with
pink velvet. and q large white nat dressed with
Mrs. James 7. Kernochan was in chocolate
colored silk. trimmed with gold and Persian
braid. and a small black bonnet ornamented
Others, Prescpt, at the cersmony and the
breakfast included:
pa Iss Ear OF S a" ~ s AMI a'i Ma lana S.s .p%s Ssa S.s..
seiaer. Mrs. Henry J1nin. Ma acviekAr.~ Mr., Thomas
iI SsIdw ~ Mrt nsn,y rs, ,.4 % Mn sfi Mr. y; John dasin j.ssS
xstor. Mr. and Mira James l. ks5noshsn, NJ and Mrs.;
Ssorgs Z Eiys. Mr. G.orSs h L9,ii oSsrl Esnf basx Mr. Cd
NJ and Nj. Henry sloAne, NJ ana MII William Poet
f III ssa NJ H.: and WHAT Mr.. Z. i Mof Ssss%a'i htset;. ~ aud NJ.
EisasIisf sh.iaS1 Sr rs.sr p Ms5,'' Ri Nj; f csi sna
HMppl.so%n "tM% t ana Mr.. Jepn, BisSdsaSd. ". John I,
Mrs. John Alexandra.
The gifts received by Mr.. and Mrs. Taller
numbered over 3OO and are valued at over