New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-06
TO BE MARRIED AT NOON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MARLbOh-
oIIoH-vANDERBILT WEDDING TO-DAY.


An the details relative to the wedding OF Miss
Consue,o Vanderbilt. the only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Nissan Vanderbilt TO the Duke or
Marlborough completed yesterday afternoon
One of the innovations In the church ordered 10y
Mrs Vanderbilt will be the erection OF gates Oh
flowers In the aisles There is TO be a large one IN
the middle aisle and two smaller ones In the sac
sisles Each will be in charge Of a small boy. ana
beyond the gates cn.y the most intimate friends OF
Mrs. Vanderbilt will be permitted to occupy seats
The main door OF St Thomass Church. at Fifth
ave- and Fifty thd-st.. will not be opened until 10
O'clock and not then unless the full corps OF ushers
are hand. Every possible measure has been
taken to prevent those who have cards OF invita-
ton from approaching the entrances to the
church. A Gordon OF police will guard the ap-
proaches and will permit person 10 pass who is
without the simple card OF admission. The several
galleries except that. of course, In which the
Symphony Orchestra will be stationed. Will be
opened. and no doubt will be very quickly filed
As before published. the Ogden concert by Dr.
George William Warren will begin at 1918 o'clock
and will continue until II 10 O'Clock, when the SYM
phony Orchestra under the direction of Walter
Damrosoh will play until the arrival OF the bridal
party. The programmes for the music have already
been published in The Tribune. In the local selec-
tons the singers will he Mime. Marie Gramm So
p.ano: Miss Emily Winant. contralto; George H.
Moore. tenor, and DR.. Carl Martin. basso. Alfred
r. Toulmin will be the harpist The members OF
Miss A. Ellsler Miss c. Guild. Miss T. Longstan
Miss NJ. l.. Klein. Miss L. Wilson. Miss Caldwell
Miss OFT. Miss Hurd. Miss Benjamin. Miss Mclean
Miss Hebbard. Miss Dean Miss Williams. Miss sar-
want. Miss Pearce Miss De Lonquillon Miss Donald
CON- Mrs Kicim Miss Macready. Miss Bierdman
L. G. Otis. c. r. Stanley J. b. Wilson, G. Law, w
Il. Wall. A. h. Clark. g. b Sanders. V. p Wittewell
II. Mari. J. H. Lockwood. j. W. Rice. r. F. Archi-
bold, c. l.. Zachare and A. c. Hasey.
The Duke OF Marlborough and his best man. the
Hon. Ivor Churchill Guest will wear boutonnieres
o. gardenias. while the ushers-Brockholst Cutting.
Reginald Ronalds Richard T. Wilson IT., Herbert
D. Robbins and Hamilton w. Cary-will have the
left lapel OF their coats decorated with clusters
OF lilies-ofthe-vailey. The brdesmaids-Miss kath-
arne Duer. Miss Elsa Bronson Miss Marie Win
throp. Miss Daisy Post Mss May Goelet Miss
Julia Jay. Miss Evelyn Burden and Miss Morton
will carry bouquets Of llesof-thevalley and white
roses tied with blue and white satin ribbon sashes
The bouquet Of the bride WI be OF white orchids
IN the bouquets were grown in the>conseIvat ores
a. Blenheim. and were gathered by the gardeners
norlst put the flowers in the bouquets.
pa4 a he home Xo as E
g.. in honor OF Miss Vanderbilt and the Duke OF
Sn.P iSe Hon 1or chareh Guest and Sir Julian
Psuncefote the British Ambassador.
formed by Bishop Potter, assisted by the Rev. Dr.
Wesley Erowi he e rector Of st. III ThGmass and
tejohn OF Long Island diocese.
THESE cIer6ymen VIII attend the breakfast which
vii be given at Mrs. Vanderbiis home, No. ii
East seventy second-st.
Newport. r. l., Nov. 5.-Mr and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt will not attend the wedding OF their
niece the Duke o. Marlborough but will
main at The Breakers until the latter part OF the
month Their only daughter Is TO be bridesmaid
at the Paget- Whitney wedding in New-York
Paris Nov 6The religious ceremony Of the mar
rage Of Marie Delphine. daughter of General j.
Meredith Read formerly United States Minister to
Greece, TO Count Max Foras took place to-day in
the Church Of ST. Philippe du Roule. This was the
FIRST occasion for the reassemblng of the fashion
able population OF Paris at the beginning of the
season. The church crowded the entire dip
Iomatic corps and all Of the titled and talented
world OF Paris being in attendance Among those
present were the Princess Brancovan, Samuel
Morss. United States Consul-General. and Mrs
Morss Henry Vignaud first secretary OF the United
States Embassy; Lieutenant Commander Rodgers
Naval Attache TO the United States Embassy; Major
9. G. Kellogg, Military Attache TO the United
States Embassy, and Mrs. Kellogg. General and
Mrs Winsow. Mrs; Cecilia Wentworth. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bartlett Mr.. and Mrs. John Munroe Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Lee and Mr. and Mrs Van Bergen.
Among the other guests in the church were no.
tced Prince Roland Bonaparte. NJ. Delyannls Greek
Minister, and Nine. Delyannis. Henry Houssaye
member of the Academy; Count and Countess
flontsaulnin, Mrs. Aver and Mr.. Mrs. and Miss
Halstcad. ~ ~
Able de Gibergues gave the nup,ial bened,c,on
rom the altar The bridesmaids were all In pale
pink and yellow, trimmed with silver and brown
FUR They were the Countess Laure Foras Count
ess AK Foras, Princess Helene Brancovan and
Nile. Demaistre. The brides mother wore a black
feIVet Eh@aOeihan costume trimmed with Venice
After the ceremony abou; eight hundred guests
attended a reception given by Mrs Read az her
residence - "''