The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
JlFFRAT-JzFFRhY.
A Brilliant Assen,binge Mt the Marriage OF
Miss Meud .Janrny.

Miss Maud Jafrny.
One OF the m ost notable social events OF the
season occurred In the Church OF the Trans
flguration. on East Twenty ninth street. near
Fifth avenue. at noon yesterday In the pres
ence OF q distinguished gathering. It was
the wedding OF Miss Maud Jaffray. eldest
daughter OF tho late William L. Jaffray
and granddaughter OF the late Edward 6.
Jafrray. and Capt. Edward W. Jaffray Of
the Thirteenth Hussars a crack English
regiment and q second cousin Of the bride.
Several hundred invitations to the ceremony
had been sent out and nearly every one who
received one responded in person either at the
church or at the reception and wedding break
fast which followed at the home OF tho brides
mother, 43 West Nineteenth street. Great
preparations had been made for the event,
both at the church. which was oxQuisitely
decorated with chrysanthemums. pink and
white being the predominatinn colors. and at
the home Of the brides mother. where the
same effective flowers were used to dress the
rooms and hallway.
Long before the arrival OF the wedding party
tho pews In the church were taken by invited
guests. who were escorted to their seats by the
following ushers: Mr.. Reginald Ronalds. Mr..
c Cameron. Mr. Il. livingston Beeckmsn.' and
the three cousins OF the bride. Mr.; ,Reginald
",
Woolsey. The costumes Of most OF the ladies'
we're extremely handsome.
the strains. Of Thorns Wedding March rang
out The bride entered lean ng on the arm Of
her brother. MIR. Arthur Woodruff Jaflray who
school, to take part In the ceremony. The
bride was, preceded =, w the aisle BY the
Robinson. Miss Agnes Lawrence. and Miss
Kittie Cameron. and her little sister, Helen
~, hal En- tGh IA har xua EoI
the side aises after the bride and her attend.
ants had reached the ehanceL The 6rida!
the skirt being festooned with a deep
hcunse Of point LACE hi,ss caught rE np Win
fsse Mss on aa hs at the throat
was worn diamond bar pin: The point lace
veil was worn well back on the head and was
monds and several small diamond pins The
bridesmaids were attired alike in pretty Co.'S
tunes Of rose pink crepe de ebn. the skirts
med with pink moire ribbon.
The smallest Of bonnets. formed Of gold bands
completed the costume. Each young lady
wore the brides gift corsage pins with the in
little maid OF honor was dressed in pink crepe
de chine. with IA pink felt hat. and carried a
basket Of white roses @h an4 1ole n, IN uniform
attended BY his best man. Mr. L. Gray Girls
void. mot the bride at tho entrance to the
the Rev. Reuben Howes. and the marriage cere-
mony was performed by the rector. the Rev.
DIR. George II. Houghton. A pleasant feature
of the ceremony was the playing on the organ
OF tho beautiful Jansen wedding music.
The reception and wedding breakfast at the
home OF Mrs. Jaffray. ~ West Nineteenth
street. was a very lively gathering. Among
the presents received BY the hride was black
ostrich feather fan. mounted in tortoise she'll
from the Earl and Countess Of Craven: a silver
and plush writing tablet from the Lady
Anglesey: gold ice cream set from Mr.. Court
landt Palmer and Miss Palmer: u cats eye ring,
set with diamonds. from Mr. and Mrs Bradley
Martin: point lace and tort disc fan. from Miss
Adele Grant; repousse silver tox from Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. ForDes-Leith: an antique
sSsI ,sn fan from from 9e ma har MRS of AVA
corsage hin from Mrs James McVickar; Sill
yer vase from Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce Barker:
silver ard gold salt cellars from Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Tiffany: gold wat oh set with diamonds
from Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt; gold
pin from Miss Cor LA Rogers:
a diamond hat pin from Miss hi cameron:
italian decanters from Mr.. AMI MIS-. Edward
Padelford: silver vegetable dishes from Mr.. |
and Mrs. II. II. Bishop: superb gold and tor
Sloane: point lace and pearl fan from Mrs |
Brockholst Cutting. Mrs. Jafrray gave her |
daughter necklace OF diamonds.
The bridegroom and his bride will sail for |
England on Dec. q on the steamship Majestic. |
Their home this winter Will be near Cork. |
Ireland.