New-York tribune., 1894-03-29

the sanctuary were few pots OF lilies on either
side Of the altar which were two clusters Of
Easter lles 1t just II 60 o'clock when the bride
with her father entered the church. and the bridal
procession was formed in the recess beneath the
choir. William Pncher. the organist began the Lo-
hengrin March and the bridal procession moved up
the middle aisle led by the Ushers and followed by
the bridesmaids. who. in pretty gow'Is of pale pink
faiie. made with puffed sleeves of lace and wear
ing short wells OF pink chiffon fastened with tiny
aigrettes were Miss Ada Godfrey Miss Emma
Rockefeller, Miss Bertha Robinson and Miss Ellen
Fink. Behind them came the bride with her father.
She wore a simple. but handsome gown OF white
satin made with high neck. long sleeves and spar
ingy trimmed with point lace. The veil of white
tulle was fastened with cluster OF orange bios
SONS. She carried bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
The bride at the entrance OF the sanctuary
by the bridegroom and his best man. NJ Hansen.
the acting Russian Consul-General.
Proceeding into the sanctuary. the pair before
the Archbishop. who had already taken his place
on the steps OF the altar The Archbishop after
some words OF advice performed the marriage cere-
W. Connolly and the Rev Henry T. Newey. After
this the Archbishop retired wearing his cope and
altar. and the bride, and bridegroom took their
Place at a prle-1ieu placed drec,N IN front OF inc
celebrated by the Rev. patrick Baly of the cattle
dra Parish Archbishop GorTgan pr9nounced the
Anal benedctio1
The wedding breakfast was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster ana it was followed by r.
ceptiOn. Some Of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Livingston Hyde Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Houston, Mr. and Mrs. II. Victor New
comb. Marquis de Talleyrand-Perigord Nlr. and
Mrs. Van Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, Miss Low, the
Misses Rockefeller, K. 7. Van Wyck and Count
Naselli
The bride presented her attendants with hand
some brooches OF pearls in which were the coats
of-arrs OF the Frankenstein and Brewster families
and the Initials Of the young pair. Scarfp.ns Of a
similar design were presented 10y the Bridegroom t.
the ushers The brida. gifts were not displayed
but among them were superb necklace OF sap
phires. to which was appended large silver crd-
cinX and an unset sapphire from Archbishop Cor
riaan; 2 brOugham, coupe. victoria and clarence
from Mr. Brewster magnificent silver pieces from
Mrs. Brewster and Mrs. LOwery, necklace OF da-
inonds from the Countess de Frankcnstein mother
Of the bridegroom. and large diamond sun from
the bridegroom. just before the young pair left
the Brewster house in the afternoon on their we'd
ding trip. cable message conveying the Pope
blessing the marriage was received from Card-
nal Rampolla. ,
Count de Frankenstein, with his bride. VII. call
for France April = After visiting the bride
eroorn's mother IN Rome the young people viii 60
10 Count de Frankensteins villa, which IS about
two miles o. Rome, whore they VIII pass a
portion OF the summer. Count de Frankcnstein
who is enthusiastic hunter. expects 10 return 10
this country next year TO shoot game in the ROCKY
Mountains. ,,, , 49,,
one OF the largest and most fashionable Of the
Easter weddings that Of Miss isilZaDeth IhornIl
son. daughter Of Colonel and Mrs william T.
Thompson, and Ralph Julius Preston. which was