New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

white satin, and the VEIL Of old point lace, was
a wedding present from her mother. The best
man was Frederick Winthrop. Of NewYork.
and the ushers were Thomas Nelson Perkins.
c. r. Fearing. L. Adams rockingham. Columbus
c. Baldwin r. X. Thomas and G. Il. Blake all
Harvard men,
The wedding was notable in that It brought to
I.enox a large number Of representatives OF the
best society of the land. Including members OF
the Vanderbilt family. TO which the bride be-
longs on her mothers side the family OF Gov
ernor Morton of New-York; Chauncey NJ. Depew
and family and many members Of the Diplomatic
Corps from Washington Accustomed az LenoS
is to the presence OF distinguished people it never
saw such a gathering OF prominent persons as
that Of to-day. Guests to the number OF 800
came I'D from NeW-York yesterday In a special
train of vestibule cars in two sections. Every
provision was made for their comfort and
pleasure Lenox simply overhowed with them,
every room available being taken and some
being forced TO seek accommodations In Pitts
field. The church could not begin to accommo-
date the assemblage. The guests returned TO
New-York this afternoon in special trains MI
Sloane giving them sumptuous banquet on the
way.
Miss Sloane Is a granddaughter OF William H.
Vanderbilt. The large fortune OF the Bur
den family originated in the ronworks founded
BY Henry Burden at Troy The wedding was un-
doubtedly the most elaborate affair OF the kind
ever given in this country The brides rousseau
is said TO have cost $4,000.
The presents were mostly in the form Of jew
els. and conservative estimate OF their value
is 500 ooo The wedding probably cost about one
million dollars.
Among the guests were Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Miss Wander
blt William X Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick W. Vanderbilt Mrs. William ii. Wander
bit, George w. Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mex. Twombly DR. and Mrs. W. Seward WebD'
Miss Edith Shepard. Miss Alice Shepard, MI
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. NJ. and Mrs. MAI
colin Graham Nj. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman
jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Howard. Miss BAD
win Mr. and Mrs. William Baylss. General ana
Mrs. Burnett Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burden, MT
and Mrs. William T.. Burden. Miss Evelyn bur-
den. Mr. and Mrs Frederic Bronson. MISS Broh-
son, Miss Aida Chaner Mr.. and MIS- A. Cass
Canneld Miss Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs Elisha T.
Dyer Mrs. Paul Dahlgren. Miss phhlgrcn Mrs
Frederick DaIancld the Misses Dclaheld. Miss
Kathleen Emmett. Miss Edith Han, Mr.
and Mrs C. r. Hone. Mr. and Mrs Dor,
s;n n.rri"sn Mr. s Mrs M onvcr " IseIn
Mr.. and Mrs Brndish Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Kernochan. Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. konochan Miss
Kernochan Miss Maud Livingston Mr. ana MIS-
J. Larocque Mr.. and Mrs William H. Martin
Mr. and Mrs Fellowes Morgan. Mr.. ana MIS-
r. burden Mcdowell. Mrs. IL. o. Potter. M ns
Roche. Miss Hattie Roberts Mr. ana ana, Mr p,, ic
ward Ripev Mr. and Mrs. sidney Dillon hip"S'
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Seton, Miss Amy TCwnse.u,
Mrs George Turnure Miss Fanny Ianer' tne
Misses Whitney, Miss Louisa Wcoo. MrS; SoH "
wimerdlng. Mss Wilmerding Mr. ana MIS- A'
witherbee Miss Whittier. James W. Appie.V'n'
Charles A. Appleton Frederick H. Baldwih'
Lewis Bddle, Alfred n. Coates Count i'isnai0.'
r.. n.
Crowninshield Brockholst Cutting. William cur.
ting. jr Richard Harding DAVIS MARQUIS ," "u
vialobar. J. Coleman Drsy,on' rr yi Robert
Emmett. Theodore Frenghuysen, A. r. kouh,@e'
Townsend Irwin. Isaac lsein. f. -. ma, IT, d.
Valentine c. Hall J. A. Hartman an na"I dl,hecN
Mayroveni Rev. the Turkish Minister: Matthew
J. Morgan. Charles NJ. Robinson Ihaye, h nDID
Baron SAINT Anna Geor sar " 1 F.zhugh Town
send. j louis Webb Fernando lznaga' baron
Crchtritz. Mr. and Ms. Arson Lnelps S,ones
csn,ain and Mrs. John s. Barnes. Mr. and MIS-
John y. Parsons, Miss Parsons. MI; anu -. W.
Brayton Ives. Nj. and Mrs. George ~. Mois Mr
and Mrs insenb w Burden, Miss Anna Carey,
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Dana. Mr.: anc Mrs; Jonn
Sloane and family. Mr. and Hrs' A"s Wrs Ma.
Shepard the Misses Strong. Mr.; ana MI NJ. va
thaniel Thaver. Miss Trevor. Mr. ana MIS- .:
Kennedy Tod. Miss Van lsensselaer; MI az ~
Mrs Grenvile win,nr Nps Mr. inci nn' W.imerdng
Mr. and Mrs James NJ. waterbury MIS- MISS cav Ms,,s
Winthrop. Mrs Henry Clews, Miss E.s,e o " NJ
Colonel and Mrs. 3 Van Rensselaer, Cruger' NJ; ny
ana Mrs. Frederick Foster Carey, MI ana Ms Ms
Clarence Dinsmore. Mrs. W. Earle Dous W, and
W. cadwaader Evans. Miss Evans anu MI ""N
Mrs Giraud Foster. 80 , oround the
Mr. and Mrs. Burden WIN journey arouI Tetox
World and on their return VIII "'""'
their summer home. . hill at her
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes gave pa . "a, raj
spac!ous country house tonight ana o here
days there will be rolnd OF res'''''