New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE

TIE largest and most Fashionable wedding Of the
present winter season, as it also one of tie
most beautiful took place at noon yesterday IN 81
Pd;ricks Roman Catholic Cathedral. The bride
Yesterday was Miss Garcia Livingston. q daughter
OF Johnston Livingston, and the bridegroom
Count Marie Henri Charles Ge laugerNil.ars OF the
French Diplomatic Service For fully two hours
before the doors Of the great church we're opened
the entrances Tifth-avc.. Tftlcth and Flfty-frst
SITS. even the small way On Afadisoc-aye..
leading into the sacristy. were bsseGed by crowd
Of mon and women. some cf whom had tickets Of
/ admission 20 the church. bat most OF whom were
there un5ldden. Wien the doors OF TIE main
trance were finally thrown open only those pos
sosael oc the necessary hits Of cardboard per
mitteI 10 enter. The centre an1 main side aiaies
were shut off 10y large leather straps. which
stretched from side to side, and attended by
appointed for the purpose.
Tho beautiful sanctuary was tastefu.y docorat-
| 81 with arrangement OF palms and growing
plants. while the altar, which brilliantly
lighted with Il number @: candles placed In huge
brass candelabras. two large cus .ors Of Am ri
can Beauty roses. on either side OF The taber
naclc Festoons Of laurel ana smaX. topped Up
with large punches OF rink roses tied with PM;
satin ribbons. covered the front Of the altar railing.
As the guests began 10 arrive the organisi. WIZ
lam f. Pechor. Played interesting programme
of music. selected by the bridegroom. Including an
oncrtory in d by Batiste and an elevation in \
Nat by Dubois. The forwlrd pcv- I'm the middle
aisle and few Of the front pews il the north
and south aisles are reserved for members
of the brides family 2rl the most inti-
mate friends The ushcrs wearing large bouton-
nieres OF white carnations who met the guests at
the entrance to the middle aisle were II. Com
mines de Marsiy and NJ. Depret VINO secre-
taiics Of the French Embassy in Washington: NJ.
Fcrnand CouCct. Attache the French Legation
at Havti; s. Nicholson Kane. Henry s Hoyt. T. J.
Oakley Rhnelarder and the two cousins of the
g,.i,r gpI Tsfnp MQJt
Livingston. Count de Lausier-Villars gave each Of
those men a handsome scarfpn.
II was after 10 O'Clock when the bridal procession
moved IN the centre aisle TO the altar. and almost
al the same moment Archbishop Corrigan, walk
ing between the Rev Neil y. McKinron. of the
Society Of Jesus. and rector Of -. Lawrence's
Church. this city and the Rev. j. ~ Connolly the
Arch0ishop's secretary. preceded by a number Of
acolytes in white cloth cGssocls. and number or
priests. emerged from the sacristry. The ATch-
bishop wore a magnificent cope Of white and gold
studded with precious stones. and Nitro OF the
same magnifcence. He carried mis- golden crosieT
With his assistants the Archbishop assembled the
altar steps where he awaited the bridegroom and
bride who were followed into the sanctuary by the
brides two attendants the ushers and the French
Ambassador " Patenotre who attended Count
de Laugier-Villars best man There was no
nuptal mass The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Archbishop Corrsan, VINO was assisted
Rev Henry r. Newey. OF the Cathedral Parish
was the master of ceremonies. Among the clergy
Iren in the sanctuary were the Rev ~ j. laNeile'
rector of the Cathedral Parish; the Rev i. f.
Vaughan, rector OF the Catholic Church at IiVoh-
on-the-Hudson; the Rev T. j. Campbell. Provincial
OF the Socety Of JESUS. and the Rev " J. KEN
hardt Of Westches;cr, formerly Of Tivoli-on-the-
Hudson
The bride who walked up to the entrance OF
the sanctuary with her father. wore maGnihceh'
gown OF heavy white satin made with long
train. and h!eh-cut corsase and long full sleeves
The front of the skirt vas covered with taoheE
Of point d'Angleierre and point de Nen.se race
while the side breadths Of the full skirt were sso
draped with the same exquisite lace "hich mas
been in the brides family FOR generations Inc
bridal veil OF point lace was effectively arrange
on the couture with dainty coronet OF orange
blossoms and some superb diamond ornaments.
which nearly covered that part Of the vel. draped
across the front Of the head. These jewels were
the gifts from the Count and his family me
bridal bouquet was Of lilies OF Inc N@''e! anu
mauve catalyeas. Miss Margaret Lee ara MISS
Angelica Livingston. cousins OF the p'Iue' VIZ
were her only attendants, looked extremely PREF!
in gowns Of white silk, brocadel with TIM PINK
roses the bottom OF the fan skirts being uIHna-L
with small rufies OF white chiffon; ne oIabo
49, ""mboilisbed with lace. The skirts were
draped with white chiffon and PINK riSp2n ~asn M
They also wore white chip hat; WIN i4.ir -ouiI
tur5ed brims faced with pink velvet ana 'rinei
with pink ostrich plrmes. Each caIred "a oou sns
Of pink roses tied with broad PINK fs', mo cnre
snhrodered with the roses DuriIs inc 80
ony organst Psye4 she a Pf@y ihG brIG G
party left the church the Coronation March from
Msyef fbe home Of the brides father No 80 Fifth
ave- civil ccremony necessary formed 1 In he
ibTarSe judy abraham r. awrence; OF fhe
supreme Court. OBLIGATED al ShIs 80 her father
Tohnsion Livingston; her uncle. Louis iyingst,or
ssadO
tbe e'' MARQUIS C;uihon de Pothnau Z" ne rIaS y
brother-in-law Of the brlegrS 20 Frrnand Couget
were the f"lowcd the reception and wedding
The pair received in the front Among
an an rnss a, the church ana house we're Mr. sn
Mrs John CroBR,; ahG Dr. ana Mrs Henry Chap
bowes OF ,pd Mrs FrcdercS Mason and M and
Ms be Grass, Fox, Of PhiladeiPma' IA M'S Mrs de-
M ansy 81" Kane Miss Iaelia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. and
Grand Cannon ME- ch Ms william Rhinelander,
Mr ana Mrs ndey Hoffman chsHP aYar Hr MISS
rs Ksrriek RsS e. M and Mrs joseph aTocqa
ira Mr. and NIX David wGfe bis Mips I Hoy, Mrs
r , A"dTeTE. T% uer 'y the Misses Duer SIR and
Mr. j. II. Gerard Ja ,iIra ,ones Mrs Eugene
K XII Thomas H. Kelly Mrs s Van Van e' fSupke
rruger. Nh and Mrs John iadIsn' a Ma Mrs lanes
Hnrien Sir and Mrs. Richard lrvn' NE, Ms.
chares F. Hayemeyer Mrs. L e Grand benedict
ey g Benedict Mrs r MmnTnc Mlis M"t MISS
MIS- Da't W. Iohn sloane +. ID. Thompson Peter
Mare Mrs REGINALD De KGyeH re MTs Mss SHss' Ruth
preAg' Mrs Henry II. Livngson NJ ana TTs.
" H. Lee Mr.. and Mrs RoDeri H. r" and Mrs. ".
ayard cutting Mrs. j. ID r WINSTON pr ana Dr. and
Mrs Charles Remsen. Mrs Lusg S,r a. fobnston f.
Mrs Luther Kountze. Mr.; ana Mrs, Jo' ~ Wasb
DE Peyster and Mrs. Garcia DE feyS'e'' 81 "''
ington. ,.,.o, ,o,cnfncent presents
received by the bride were arse ciecH .ir ~
oral chests OF silver from her father tc. SCI i
Ia several antique hand-painted fans ana COLI
ion OF rare laces from the brdegroom n nanh,,
Com,trss de IaugerVillars superb siiver cnil. .
sticks and jewels from the bridegroom SSH, ,,,b
Varniise de POihuau, Of Paris: a watch So WI"
ii,anmJs ecver,l braceiets Of diamonds ana PEARS,
several sets OF pins and brooches OF me SAM s an
and a large pendant set with DIAMONDS anu S sapi
nhSrcs a dagacr-shaped pin Of diamonds rom rn n
rl,ann Young OF l.. II. cnap!n' scNtini b'' -
eeous jeweed pins from Miss KUN Ia" i,i.r.
gold mirror from Mrs George iahu I,,onre Keily:
,ont lace fan from Miss Lee ana gou r an d
Count de Iaugier- Viiars. who comes from an piu
F'rsnch family. has known the briue % 90 ~