The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-22
OVER THE WATER TO MARRY
,utIaS RUSSELL MIDE MRS CHAT
TER1ON IN HOBOKEN.

w.,.h-Her Relatives, - Few Friends OF
a.. Groom. aud u Reporter or Two, There.
"a. drlzzing rain yesterday morning about
a. bour when good people were going to
.Anreh and lazy people wore rolling over for n
s,t mar, Lillian Russell. otherwise Helen
t.onard. and John Chatterton. otherwise Sig
a. peruglni went TO lioboken and got mar
s.d twas in accordance With the arrange
..ots made on Saturday night. While it was
.,.,y Jolly party that crossed tho river. tho
..,.mopy was very different from the Gor-
,.Ou, one that was originally planned. There
,,,s only ton persons besides THE SUS re-
,o,,er and the family Of the Justlce who per-
,,med tho marriage who knew where the
,,dding was going 10 take place. and thoy
xere the only witnesses.
: saturday night was an eyontiul one for Sig
,or perusini lie hadn't acquired the habit
Al eettlng married and he thought to wear OF
an Of the preliminar nervousness by giving
,h,chelor supter at 90 and - West Twenty
shh street. There were eighteen Mt tho
,rread Among them were Hillary Bell.
YuSene Cowles. George Lederer. Charles Al
i,ed Byrne. Leander Richardson. II. c. Darna-
bee Cheiro. T.. NJ. Favor. and Teddy Piper.
By way OF suggesting his nearness to tho de-
lights Of housekeeping. probably. some OF tho
friends presented q variety of groceries to
lin as wedding presents. 1t was o'clock
kelors the hilarious party broke up aud SigDor
Ierugni went home.
The first rendezvous OF the wedding party
vas TO DO at the Fourteenth Street Ferry on
tho New York side. and that was to be COM
posed only OF rorugni and the male guests.
The tip had been given only to those invited.
For once. Miss Russell said. she would fool
"a n.Dn
With him were Thomas n. Daily and Edwin
Hoff the tenor OF the Bostonians.
Tho carriage for Miss Russell was at her door
1t 10 o'clock. She was waiting for IT, and ten
minutes later she came out. follow ed By her
mother. Mrs. Cynthia Leonard. and her sisters.
Mrs. Fred Schultz aud Miss Hattie Leonard.
Just as the carriage was driven OF long
young man hustled UP to the house. He wore
lblg white chrysanthemum in the buttonhole
Of his frock coat lie turned and saw the car
rage 60. He went In and asked the maid
where Miss Russell was. She said that Miss
knssell had lust started for Hoboken..
hin in the lurch like that, Why. was iu-
yi.sd to attend their wedding at 10 O'CLOCK
Blamed il iii 70 70 HoSoien to see them or Or
anybody else married" and he tIotted OF.
to the ferry about II o'clock, Mr.. Joe Moss
vas there waiting foT 4 and he took charge OF
Justice Of the Peace August Moller; who lives
4 5lS Garden street, Ho6osen. hsd been se:
p very quiet neiG hborh God. He had pledged
bis word that everything should DO done
TX AZ s5s.hns can Gs dSTe Ia MS
snee or twice during the morning ne went out
On che front stoop and locked up and Down.
Bad SSppsnsd 70 ssg The party. ' i iG ssish
,tors saw him. and they thought som thing had
espBs s,s too apparsSpty fSrtheI toeE seats
hss friends called. but he W oSid nj see them.
io@h 70 the eorner and appeinied eonnmitise
h inquiry They watched the house until
they. with the neiGht ors in all the windows.
made quite house" ~ the time Miss Rus
opened the door; Mrs. Leonard got out first,
sad as she did the door of the house opened
and signor PsruEtn appeared. bowling very low
then Mis- Hattie ieonnrd. and finally Miss Rus.
suit and u little French bonnet VI the same
color; She wore, lace bertha. and over all u
sealskin cape trimmed with astrakhan. she
she went up the steps. The house door was
closed and locked as soon as the party was in
s has e Ssa sGns S hs the sT' ddn Gs
s rs ia'q.':Sa; asllq Jsss'" she SAID to the
81 70 tell tho truth. my dear. said the sIgnog:
q. s @Hd s2gIs O. G9qrs feel i al
Just at iris m nient there was q little COM
melton IN the hail. The portiGre had been
seized ami held tightly togethe on the outside.
bsSnr 70 y9if tS wa. wno& W: s Ssa.
to!he party. said Joe hoss's voice,
IN. no. you're reporters" said female
,,wo want 10 500 tho Judge" said Mr. Moss
The Judge LIANT here" said tho female
We want to SEQ Miss Russell" said Mr..
Mi, Rus n"s;siI Is not 9Th here 10! No. Now.
EreFs voice. Just then VI" he Judge spps a ed
disclosed hlushiDg deeply. and trying to'hide
aclfarelts picture he had showed at the jus.
r s.s HASGhtrr in Place s' the rsld he ihGgGht
vs. russell sto"d a, I Inc Jack of til. Darlor
aal Ma. schuiz and Hiss Hattie Leonard
irfuglni stood on her left. and by his side was
W., B.is. NJ. HOr, Nj Tier, and Mr.; Moss
stood 10 the front Of the room, with his back
lizard the street. He had a hook with the
IsEaS to read When s i Ap Pernstni wills.
sIIsl % MI Hon TO tell the Justice that no was
Iaal 9eAN hhV VhohANes hdN az
Nslgner psruginrs Il do" was emphatic
nm, russell 5 was ,mslIow, At the proper
fn1hss rings" and Miss russell nut gold
aIa ga me Signnrs finger and he a like one
NtsstA lie Kissed her hand as he did IT,
sTSVh said the Justice at the conclusion.
rave gone all the law requlTss.'
thsSyAN hrts Was a very general kissing, First
iis.sTioI Kissed The bride. Then her mother
hsr' then Mr. laly kissed her. and Ii
nrstiS ~ untll nearly everybody had kissed
EVERYBODY else. The financial cOnsid-
a. IhSa conveyed to the Justice Involved ttck-
MAJ !, bo1 at the Casino among other things,
Ms ny came out the bride and groom and
Ia Leohatd got into one carriage
ksH vi elgnor PrTuglnls first trip 10 Hoho-
nsi1t 4tlss husssll had heen there before. She
S,Wtrl out some points Of interest on the
. phd.s SsN TO The terry. They were principally
6hsts,SttttteE The party went direct TO Mrs.
spih stohs house. at jlS West >eyenty.sey-
ssrta fGEset whore a wedding breakfast was
Wsitt, ne guests were the mem taTs Of the
SSa 4, nk parry with the exception Of MT. Noes
Lort vent 10 Lawyer Hummels house to re-
Al ~ 'he absence OF tho party the house had
So ueeorIted with flowers. The wedding
esHfinn's Nere displayed on a table in the re-
lastHDn !voul' Among Them were a diamond
ouol..' ~ anu Two pearl NECKLACES with tuF-
49, psnNslts surrounded by diamonds.
Co.. Urea Sfust which was served at l
6nt 49, .ss' Mts; Leonard and her daughters went
~ ~ WALL. Mr.. liner STAYED bt hind to tell