The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-06
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Ready for the marlborough vanderbilt
Nuptials To-day-Flgure Said to be S5,-
600, 00O--Mrs. Vanderbilt Was Not Press
ent When the Papers We're Signed.
New York, Nov 5,-William X, Van
derbilt, his daughter, Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt, and the Duke of Marlbor-
ough met at the home Of Mrs, Wander
bilt at "a East seventy-second street
this morning, and signed the papers at
fecting the marriage settlements.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was not present. Mr.
Vanderbilt drove to the house at II
o'clock with his lawyer, j. Henry An
derson A few minutes later the Duke
arrived with his solicitor, Milward
Harding.
An hour was spent in going over the
terms and finally the papers were sign
ed by Miss Vanderbilt, her father and
her prospective husband,
1t was subsequently learned on good
authority that by the terms of the set
| Element Miss Vanderbilt gets a dowry
of S., 1000 900
| Mr.. and Mrs Jay will this evening en-
terrain the Duke and his prospective
| bride at dinner. The other guests will
be the Misses Burden Post, Turnure,
Jay and Messre. Guest, Robbins Cary
and Cutting.
| Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt will become
the Duchess of Marlborough at noon to-
morrow. The marriage will be cele-
brated in st. Thomas, church at Fifty
third street and Fifth avenue, in the
presence of 1900 invited guests. The
wedding will, without doubt, surpass
in elaboration of details any previous
wedding ever solemnized in this city
The high rank I'M England of the
young bridegroom and the great wealth
of the brides family have caused their
nuptials to attract vast deal Of atten-
ton.
1t is consequently expected that a
great crowd of curious persons will be
attracted to the scene of the ceremony,
and every possible precaution has been
taken to prevent any disorder, such as
marked the wedding of the Earl of Cra-
ven and Miss Bradley Martin. A large
force of police will be on hand to keep
Fifth avenue and the adjoining streets
clear and to hold the crowd back from
the church entrances. No person will
be allowed in the church except those
who have tickets.
The doors will be opened at 10 O'clock.
At that time a concert of vocal and in
strumental music win begin under the
conduct of George William Warren.
The following program will be render
ed:
Last chordssand fugue. Mount of Oh
ives" ......................B Beethoven
Offertory in C....................B atiste
ave Maria" ............. .Aroaelt-Liszt
Fanfare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lemmens
1.-The Magic Flute".. Mozart
Wedding music. 49,. Extemporaneous
| "March du Sacre'. .Meyerbeer
| 1t is expected that this will be con-
cluded by 1115 The symphony orches-
ira, under Mr.. Damrosch, will then
play:
| Overture, ''Leonore,' N. III. Beethoven
Ave Maria" ....................G ounod
Introduction third act 'Lohengrin..
..................t s.......... wagner
| Preisleid, ode Meistersinger" Wagner
Adagio, from Sympathy "Tschaikowsky
The nuptial music from "Lohengrin'
will be played during the ceremony.
The time for the ceremony has been
fixed for IL o'clock. The clergymen who
are to take part in the ceremony will be
in the chancel at that, time. Bishop
Littlejohn will officiate, assisted by
Bishop Potter and Or. John Wesley
Brown.
WILL NOT SEE THE DUKE MAR
RIED.
Newport, Nov. 5.--Mr. and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt will not attend the
wedding of their niece to the Duke of
Marlborough, but will remain at the
Breakers until the latter part of the
month. Their only daughter is to be
bridesmaid at the Paget-W Whitney we'd
ding in New York.