The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-05

| HNll past TWO THO Drlub, uktlFoW IN. nor
travelling dress, passed. through the hall
crowded with friends anxiou, to bid
hor farewell.
Speculation, which has boon riio for
many weeks rs 10 tho marriage, has
! evolved varied programme OF tho
brides honeymoon, but tho young
couple have kept this close secret, aud
none, not even tho immediate family,
havo remote idea as to tho future
movements Of Count and Countess do
Castellsne.
SOME OF THE GUESTS
In addition to tho immediate relu.
tives OF tho bride there wero present at
tho ceremony and breakfast about cigh-
ty intimate friends OF the bride aud
family, among whom were Sir Roderick
anu tho Misses Cameron, Mr.. Duncan
Cameron, Mr.. Rorle Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley, Mrs. Brock.
holst Cutting, Miss Turnure, Miss Mary
rurnurc, Mr.. Creighton Webb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Mrs. Archibald,
Mr.. Cornelius Bailey, Mr.. Frederick N.
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mira. Charles f..
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CLOVIS,
aud Mis-, Clews, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Har-
riman. Mrs. Falconer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert II. Galloway, Colonel aud Mrs.
+. X. Hahn, Mr.. John 9. Funman, Gen.
eral and Mrs. Thomas I. Eckert, Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson. Mr.. J. ". Shack.
ford. Mr.. md Mrs. John P. Mum, Mrs.
J. Frederick Pierson. Mr.. Daniel ).
Miller, Prince aud Princess Ruspoli,
Mrs. Paran Stevens, MIR. J. S.
Ritchi. Mr. Charles Raoul Duyal, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Sage. Mr.. Isaac Iseln,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mr..
aud Mrs. Frank Northrup, Mrs. W. b.
Noycs, Miss Pomeroy, Mr.. J. G. Beres.
ford. Mr.. Dwight U. Harris, Nj. WIN. A.
Hamilton, Admiral and Mrs. Erbin. Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Dickerson, Mr.. Perry Bel
mont, Mr.. Wm. Cutting, IT,, Miss Maud
Bacon, Mr.. Wn. Duer. Mr.. and Mra.
Bronson, General and Mrs. Louis Fitz.
gerald, Mr.. aud Mrs. Elisha Dyer, IT,,
Mr.. and Mrs. De Forcit, Mr. and Mrs.
townsend Burden. Mr.. Barry. Mr.. p. +.
Collies, Miss Brogden, Dr.. and Mrs. Geo.
F. Shrady, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Il.
Ward, Count Zaorama. Mrs. Emma
Louise Smith. Mr.. aud NIrs. Samuel ii.
Sloan, Mr. ]. Norman der, Whi,ehouse,
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. a. Perry, Mons. Pa.
tenOtre, the French ambassador; Count
Nadk, The Marquis 1mperali, Chancel.
Ior aud Mrs. McCracken, Mr.. J. J. nar-
rison, Boy Mavirynei. Mr.. A. Morris
Bagby, Mr.. Charles A. Baldwin, Miss
Wilmerding. Mr.. and Mrs. YIN. Burden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Harris. Mr.. Z.
Madison Jones, Mr.. H. Maitland Ksr.
scy, Count and Countss Wuger-Villars,
Count and Countess De Mot.anlenin.
THE BsIDEs cows.
Tho brides weddinggown was q heavy
ivory satin duchess, tasteiully trimmed
with point dAgletsrre lace, which was
twelve inches wide and OF rare and
beautiful pattern. The skirt fits very
tightly over the hips and iiate, out At
the bottom. The train IL round and Ia
about three yards in length. The gown
IL lined throughout with heavy ivory
silk fashioned at tho bottom with three
full rut.les Of full lace. These rufiles are
trimmed with bows OF satin ribbon.
Point Agleterre forms drapery over
tho bodice, beginning n little back OF
tho right shoulder. 1t then crosses 10
the loft side aud passes under a toilcd
empire bs.t which il male OF satin. At
the bottom Of the belt tho drapery be.
gins again and is extended over the left
side like jabot and Is carried around
the from, OF tho skirt in Vandykes.
which are looped and fastened BY small
punches OF real oralgs blossoms. The
sleeves are cut in the latest fashion, the
top OF tho sleeves being very full and
the under part very tight. The slseves
bu,toned very closely, over the wrist.
Tho collar was Horny " and at the
top rolled over, displayingfac which
was OF point d Aglc,erre. Tho bodice OF
tho gown is fastened at tho back undur
roll OF satin and two bows OF the lace
The bridal veil was rafe old lace pre-.
sented to the bride by tho Marquis do
Cascllane and was fastened at tho
crown OF the head with bunch Of or
ange blossoms. Tho veil did not fall
over the fact, but simply down tho back
in close folds and was fastened at the
train BY orange blossoms.
The petticoa; worn with this gown
was made OF heavy ivory nolre ailk OF
tho Same beautiful! tint rs the dress,
aud trimmed with thrac founces OF real
lace headed with little butterfly bows OF
narrow satin ribbon about six inches
apart. The bride carried bouquet
composed OF orange blossoms aud lilies
OF tho valley which wa, unusually
large. It was tied with long wido white
satin ribbons.
Tho bridesmaid, woro gownod alike
in cream.whito broadcloth trimmed
with sable. The wido skirt was lined
with cream.whito silk and b,rderod ut
tho foot with n two.inch sable band.
Undor tho sable baud tho skirt was
wired with "iaalhcrbone." which in
su,od perfect curves. The bodice had
yoke effect, formed by four clusters Of
tiny tucks, which spread out, giving a
pouch effect below. Tho waists wore
encircled with Il sash OF croan-white
MORO ribbon ,iod in loops. tho long
ends hanging at tho back. The sleeves
wcro very full and dropping, and but
tonol tightly nt tho wrist. The collar
was. OF cream, white MORO edged in
anhlc Tho bridesmaids woro Gnins-