The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
MISS coNsUELo VANDERBILT.

she VIII Become the Bride Of the
Duke OF Marlborough To-day.
NEW YORK. Nov. civilian K.
Vanderbilt, his daughter, Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt, and the Duke of Marlbor-
ough met at the home of Mrs. Vanderbilt,
"a West Seventy street, this
morning, and signed the papers affecting
the marriage settlements. Mrs. Vander-
bils was not present.
Mr.. Vanderbilt drove to the house
with his lawyer, j. Henry Anderson. 4
few minutes later the Duke arrived with
his solicitor, MAward Harding. An
hour was spent in going over the terms,
aud finally The papers were signed by
Miss Vanderbilt. her father and her pros
pective husband. 1t was subsequently,
learned on good authority that by the
terms OF the settlement Miss Vanderbilt
gets q dowry OF S5,000,0O0. Mr.. and
Mrs. jay will this evening entertain the
Duke and his prospective BRIDE at din
ner.
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt will become
the Duchess oil Marlborough at noon to-
morrow. The marriage will be cele-
brated at St. Thomas Church in the pres
ence OF 1850 invited guests. The we'd
ding without doubt viii surpass in elab-
Grafton of details any previous wedding
ever solemniZed IN this city. The rank
in England of the young bridegroom and
the great wealth of the BRIDES family
have caused these nuptlais TO attract a
vast amount of attention. 1t is conse-
quently expected that q great crowd of
curious persons will De attracted to the
scene OF the ceremony anu every posi-
bic precautlon has been taken to prevent
any disorder such as marked the we'd
ding Of the Earl of Craven TO Miss Brad
ley Martin.
A largo force of police will be on hand
to keep Fifth avenue and the adjoining
streets clear, and 10 hold the crowd back
from the church entrance No person
viii be allowed in the church except
those who nave tickets. The doors Will
be opened at 10 o'clock. At that time a
concert of vocal and instrumental music
VIII Legin under the conduct of George
William VI arren. 1t is ex pected that this
Will be concluded by ll:l5. The Sym
phony Orchestra. under Nh Damrosch,
will then play. The nuptiai music from
'Lohengrin" Will be played during the
ceremony. The time Tor the ceremony
has been fixed for II o'clock. The clergy
men who are to take part In the ceremony
Will DO In the chancel at that time. Bishop
Littlejobn will ohiclate assisted by
Bishop Potter and John Wesley Brown.
READ-FORAS NUPTIALS.
PARIS. Nov. 5.-The religious cere-
mony of the marriage 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 81. Philippe du
koulo. This was the first occasion tor
the reassem bling of the fashionable pop
ulation OF Paris at the beginning OF the
season. The church was crowded, the
entire diplomatic corps and eli OF the
titled and talented world of Paris being
In attendance.
Among those present were the Princess
Brancoyan. Hon. Samuel +. Morse,
United States Consui-G eneral and Mrs.
Morse: Henry Nignaud, Firs. Secretary
OF the Uniteo States Embassy; Lieuten-
ant Commander Rodgers, naval attache
OF the United States Embassy. and Mrs.
Kellogg; General Wiuslow and wife.
Mrs cecilia Wentworth, Paul Bartlett
and wife, John Munroe and wife, Au-
gustln Leo and vile. Mr.. Van Burgen
aud wife. Among the other guests in the
church were noticed Prince Roland
Bonaparte. NJ. Delayannis, creek Minis
ter, and Mrs DelayanDis; Henry Hous-
sage, member OF the Academy; Count
and Countess Montsauiniu, Mrs. Aver,
AID W., Mrs. and Miss Halstead.
Able de Ginersues gave the nuptia.