The evening world., 1894-05-10
[sQu|TH IS MARRIED.
korcot Tenant the Bride Of the
British Home Secretary.
remier R~osebery and Cabinet
Members as Guests.
l,odstone and His Wife Attend and
Sign the Marriage Register.
fpy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
,LoNDoN, May 1O.-Henry Herbert AS
LAR. @. c., M. p, Secretary OF State
NJ the Home Department, was married
I.dav at the fashionable st. Georges
hurch. Hanover Square. this city, to
HAS Margot Tenant. the young lady
Tho IL said to be the original Of the
kading female character in "Dodo,"
he Of the novels of the day, and who
las one Of the o~riginators of the some
that mysterious social body known as
t6ouls."
THE ceremony was performed by the
bishop Of Rochester. assisted by the Rev.
banon Scott-Holland, OF st. Paul's Ca
Aedral. and the Rev. Charles Anderson,
Nector of st. Georges The bride was
ven away by her father and was at
nded by eight bridesmaids.
Following the precedent Of Lady AL
bgton. who was a Miss Leigh, all Of the
Bridesmaids wcre little children, and not
be least interesting of them was
tr. Gladstone's favorite granddaugh-
kr. Miss Dorothy Drew, and Miss V.
Isquith. the bridegroom's daughter. The
kher young ladies' were the Hon. Bar
bra Lister. Miss ]. Gordon-Duff and
Hiss F. Tenant (the brides n~ieces).
Hiss l.. Wooding (the bridegroom's
Ilece), Miss White, the Hon. Miss NJ.
tanners. and Miss Horner.
THE wedding was a most brilliant
tnction. The members of the Govern
}ent were among the first to appear
the church. but in the reserved seats
fere was also a strong representation
members Of the Opposition.
Among those present we're:
he Premier. Lord Rosebery: the Right Hon.
Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland; the
IT Hon. A. J. Balfour. the Conservative leader
the House Of Commons: A. Acland. Vice Presi-
OF the Council OF Education: Sir Henry
Fes, Henry Fowler. the Secretary OF State for
ia: Lord Russell, Of Kilowen; the Right Hon.
nard Courtney. Arnold Morley. the Postmaster
heral: Prof. Bryce, Chancellor OF the Duchy OF
~ncaster: Thomas Burt. NJ. P.: MI. shaw-Le-
le. President of tho Local Government Board:
Acton. Political Lord In Waiting to the
IN: Herbert Gladstone. First Commissioner OF
1ks: the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. NJ.
1sir John Hilbert. Financial Secretary to the
ffpry; Lord Ribblesdale. the Marquis OF Bath.
ii Earl OF Pembroke. the Earl OF Kimberley.
Y kary OF State for Foreign Affairs: the Earl
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he choir entered the nave from the
Itry and met the brides procession.
bride was naie h,rt looked exceed-
XIV bandsome in n dress Of rich white
Nm trimmed with ora,qe blossoms
Venetian noint lace. the pift Of her
ther.
he brides father. Sir Charles Ten
At conducted the bride to the altar.
4 Hon. Charles Lister. the seyen-year-
son of Lord Ribblesdale, acted as the
Has ma ge. and bore her train. The
te had n prayer-book in her hand.
r,e costumes OF the bridesmaids con-
wsl Of pinafore dresses of white ac-
inhn-plaited material, with chiffon
~ of echor straw, trimmed with
waers and roses. Each of the little
9ftsmaids wore a Louis XVI. brooch,
Ss,Sift of the bridegroom, and they all
riad a snrav NJ roses
spray ISIS
~ men the services had openeu
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