New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

especial friend during the college COURSE Ine
ushers will be Thomas Nelson Perkins OF boston
G. Richmond Fearing. jr.. OF New-York' - -
Baldwin, OF New-York; Louis Adams Frothhsha''
of Boston, Rufus X. Thomas OF Boston; George
Baty Blake. OF Boston.
There will be two maids Of honor, MISS KUN
Twombly and Miss Jessie Sloane. The bridesfnaids
will be Miss Emily V. Sloane. Miss Lila V. sloane
Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt and Miss Beatrice ne"".
The brides wedding gown will be of white si'in'
made perfectly plain. and is from the circumstance"
of Worth The lace veil will be arranged upon '"e
head in simple manner fastened VIII" o'a"s'
blossoms.
Elm cour, has been put In the finest possible con-
dition for this which is the first wedding IN me
family of Mr.. and Mrs. william d. sloane TIC
lawn and the drives are al In the most Pe'i-o
order az are the shrubbery and towering Pa"S
The 80 or more guests who Will come up from 80
York in the special vestbule train furnished Dy MI
Sloane Will reach Ienox the day before the wend'hs
The train will come over the Harlem road al Tar as
pi,,saeld and then be switched upon the tacn VA
the Ncw-York New-Havcn and Hartford roaa' W
which IT will go to the Ienox station Inc e
will be conveyed from there by carriages wv on"
haf miles to I.enox village. They VIII rea'e '
Grand Central Station at oc.ock p NJ IL - ~ o
abe that the train will be run in two sections "'
,viu denend unon the number Of guests WHO oo''
nm Mr. sloane has arranged to give the sues.' az
afternoon tea on the train coming up LUIS "
rather a novel feature in railroad travel Ill,
cbaurcev " Depew and party Of friends VIII
come up In Mr. Depews private car OH '"'' -,
The train will stop somewhere on the TO- TO- -
,,,o an covornor Morton. OF NewYork. with a
uarty OF his friends who will probapiy oI civen
Mr Depcw's car. Mr. sloane has s. MOI nu his train.
but it win include the members OF the Snw'york
family and many well peopn1 ~ Elm Court
society. The guests will be qiartreut iobn sloane
hro,bSr of * u Sloane) al the house OF Cornel.us
Hotel ana the t'''"r,S.
The guests Will remain here for gay 4 OF ;rpnv
viu return by the same train to New oIk' M
viii be entertained in various ways whiit II, cIvh
T'hcy viii visit the yahkeenac Lake boa h Wrs
house. dance will be given for them by Yen I'VE y,
Anson Phelps Stokes. and they WI VII % pe william
about the country In the pbeos stokes
George G. Haven. Henry A. Barclay and otder
people who have country PLACES IN IN brass band
of dfteen pieces on the lawn and string orchestra
OF twelve pieces at the house ..,,s mn, m on
the lawn for the wedding breakfast and Tor 9iner
entertainment Of his guests After the meuu III
f no rge es plcny Of room William p Sloane yin
have among the guests at ms MOUSE IT vanderbIlt
Sf r and N MTs f. Mex Twcmby Mrs. William
IT, Vanderbilt and several Other members h o, b tas
ne T,acon cottage. will have many people Win
him the house will accommodate, nf,tiXns
Iohn s,oanc viii entertain the Rev. Dr. Hall ana
pr. John " Mclean. Henry T. sloane. and several
other menlbers OF the sloane ianliy' NJ purdon.
viii 81 2f,t the decorations Eyerything at
the church will be In white and green. out Ok com ON
nllm.nt TO the Porcelain Club whose colors they
are. The palms will all come from MI sloane Is
hrought from New-York. Elm Cour, will be beau
tfuliv decorated in the same colors ,,, -,....
,bo nave never been In this part OF the country
before Will evidently be surprised and Delighted
with the beauty OF Elm Court and its environments