New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
MISS ALICE SHEPARD WEBS.
SHE BECOMES THE WIFE OF ONE OF
JOHN A. MORR1s's SONS.
A or.IEr MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN TIE CHURCH
or TIE TRANSPORTATION - DAVE HEN
MEN MORRIS. THE BRIDEGROOM. STILL

A QUIET MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN TIE 'iio H0h
or TIE TRANSPORTATION DAVE HEN
MEN MORRIS. THE BRIDEGROOM. STILL
STUDENT At HARVARD
Miss Alice Vanderbilt Shepard. daughter OF MIS-
Elliot f. Shepard and granddaughter Oh 'he ia''
William II. Vanderbilt. was married quietly yes'ei
dav afternoon at $50 o'clock at the Church OF INC
Transnguratior East Twenty-ninth-st, TO DaVe
IJ.noon Morris son OF the late John \. Morris, OF
Wcstchcster y. Y. The ceremony was pe'iorineu
BIZ the Rev Or. c. De witt Bridsman' rector o'
the Church Of the Holy Trinity
Owing to the death a short time ago OF Jon" y,
Morris father Of the Bridegroom only lie" ir'ehuS
and relatives were present. ana ~ @"'N' ~ ~
ceremony were issued
Miss Shepard. VINO has not appeared "uch IL ~
CITY owing to the death Of her father and OF "er
sister Marguerlto is, nevertheless. known Dy NeE az
Inmates as a charming accomplished anu lac"''"
young woman. The Bridegroom. though SUI d SUI
dent in Harvard University graduating ne~' Sr'',
has already taken a course under Dr. NH''d'' -0'
IIeimuth in surgery and medicine, ana ih'ennS ~
make this his profession. Miss Sheparls ia'hcE
WAS Colonel Elliott f. Shepard. well known III .ne
politics and society Of Ncw-fork CITY as inc H'-
itor os The Mail and Express. ana 10 WHOM q
church was .atey dedicated by his w1do" al scar
boro. y. Y Coonol Shepard married one OF the
daughters OF William II. Vanderbilt. and one OF the
sisters of the bride married william Jay Schiene-
I'm. 4 member Of the Union Cub and a .a"yef OF
this city
Mr. Morris is n young man OF studlous hao'S
who IS deeply interested in his intended profess.oi'
to which ne has devoted himself especially ior Ile
last three years AZ Cambridge. lie is also Il io'-
lower Of outdoor sports and is widely known aS
the partner of his brother. Alfred HennSn MOTIF
~ NeSf Chester y. T.. IN the ownership OF me
Morris stable 81 thoroughbred horses anu az a..e
r.cfug establishment maintained ~ ne MOTIFS
brothers i'm Texas, Maryland England ara els i,
where lie is a larg" )Hncr ~ MOTIFS RAJ n, ~
lin. new 81. Charles Hotel. Ne~-D.'"dhs' 'tS WI
as In several other financial enterprises OF mas
uituGc. and is rcput,l 10 be "o.th up"a'" ~
81 ~n.r1 lu his own r-nt- M 49, . ..,rrr,so
The r.ws of the marriage viii come as 4 SUPPLIES
to a great many people who "a not know ma ~
S..lre p. lp.r were engaged. II Is siH tnat the
management entered in'o several months asv n
and that they first met the steamer MaIesVG ~,
a trp To Europe last summer one repor, h:, NJ
haI 4 that they were introduced by NiilaH ~
Whi'ncy who was feIow-passenser nut III
Wh,neps son. who was seen at his fatAer noun num-
Ia, rishf .lI me- hardly thought that me rPTh,
r.n.crnin. the alleged Introduction was true a. ~
was with hls father on the voyage referred 10 anu
know ~ 10 su h occurrence. ., 49,,
=, the nome Of Mrs. Shepard no Information con,
s.ru!us fhr marriage cOua De onta4AtL Ho' 0'"''
,r, hn secured at the Vanderbilt houses
rr,rr,ace raI taken place in Protestant EplScopal
church. colonel shepard. tle trit Id1"-'' "H' az
ardent AMI prominent Presbyterian.