The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-07

sgzed the entrance 20 the mansion ad-
rnng the church and later arrivals took
asssssson y the ratings, doors, garden
bots sr' N some Instances window s.ils
/ AZ TIE hour for the opening Of the church
| 4rff0ached many guests drove up, ana.
aghting. got into line in good-natured
say The crowd began to swell. and the
gsgee kept the spectators moving, none
Hiag permitted 10 loiter .n front OF me
approaches ID the edace Little could be
zen OF the costumes by the outsiders,
sssag TO the closed awnings the entire
sngth 81 the curba. The crowd made up
i5r this OF surrounding the carriages,
men and women josting against each
ether In eagerness 10 see the occu-
Pants. The crowd around the Vanderbilt
home al Seventh-second street was not
hrge owing, probably, 10 the efforts OF
lhs police Residents OF the vicinity We're
cat in force upon the sto0ps. and ali the win
a8ss OF the motel facing the brides home
Eers occupied. principally by women. The
Vanderbilt servants and governesses we're
accommodated with front seats IN the
sagreh. The Mortons, Jays. Belmonts,
Geaiets and Cuttings arrived early, and
thaited pleasantly while they walked for
fae doors - open.
The scene inside the church vas one
never 20 be forgotten. Women OF wealth
At4 t1tidA NkBttt WI VIII Gavin oNtANA
IN the richness and grandeur OF their eql--
page lending 10 the occasion the bril-
laney OF an Old-W0rd court function
Dr.. Warren, the organisl. for over an
hour performed "A varied programme. TINS
vas followed by one performed by the
New York Symphony orchestra, with " al
Ter Dsmrosch As director
The duke. accompanied by his hest man.
lyor Guest drove 60 the church. and on
option when the bride, who was accom-
Rnied by her father. arrived at the
church the crowd was something tire
mepdous. and che bride leaned heavily on
her father S arm as he assisted her from
The carriage. The police on duty prevent
cd rush. and a paSsagew was kept
open from the church entrance TO tho
bridal carriage. When the newly welded
couple lef, the sacred edidce 90 he driven
10 the brides home the surging mass
chccrcd again and again. and many thou
sands OF people lined the walk from the
church 10 the residence Of the bride on
seventy street
Mrs. Vanderbilt and SirJuilan Pauncefoie
representing The dukes family. entered
the church through different doors short
Is before noon. The bridegroom. accom-
panied IS his BEST man. walked from tho
yes,ry 10 the chancel rail. whore tHey
we're soon Joined by The aridc. Miss Van
eerbilt was preceded by the bridesmaids
She followed leaalnE upon tht arut of
he- father. William X. y tnicroilt when
the bride reached the Chancel rail, the
choir. accompanied hy organ and harp.
sang "Oh Perfect Love. All Pcrlect Love
A9o.ndnE." set % music by Barnsby. A.
SIS conclusion Dr Brown. ths rector. de-
l,cret .he introductory aud charge. nr.
i3-owo was followed hy BISHOP Potter
xh1 aided 5y Blshop IIttlc17nn. performed
he marriage ceremony which began al
l. ID share. The choir then sang an an
them. from che English service GOD oo
mtrcltl. Jr'c t. and Bless Us The
Acacdlcti51 vas pronounced. ard 'hcn tHe
Al.ie. leaning on tie arm - the groom.
entered ne Festry. whore iht mar
rage register VAS signed ant witnessed hy
Mrs Vanderbilt " X Vanderbilt. SIR
Julian rauucefote. pr Brown and Bishops
rotef and LItlejohn.
Tie SurSlag crowds outside were kept
back hy go police. and ,mmcdatcy the
GgcAl coupla Mere driven 20 the Vanderbilt
come
Tho bridal couple. on ARRIVAL q the Van
CRridG home. were received hy Mira W ti-
l-m X Vanderbilt and copjucted immeti-
slslr ~ the rceepf.an roam. " hero tn~1
awaited tac coming ~ nc guess q The
rrst lr r1r guess IS arrive we've Gov. e0I
Nis Morton. IEor Guest. Sr JuiIfD
F8Uarefntc aud the members rt '1e brt,-
.sh -ratau The guests as .hry arrived
YER. greeted oy the luko and do'-l~s7.
500 IS tney stood beneath haEo Hor1i
'tl. --lt ea CONGRATULATIONS As soon as
.lA guests has an arrived tar bridal couple
'ed thl ~ to iAe dining room. who're .hey
a., dow ,o hteakfast wh'ch Was pre-
pared o. N.s N4utcFoIts own chez. ~
Ae hrca .taa sable S5r jI}an iaunc,tnfo
RAD cah. .-flDs SENT on ht-att pt .ae