Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-06
The VANDERBILT WEDDING
The American Belle Drops Her Own
Tile for That OF a Foreigner
crowds Of Men aud women Eager
90 Catch n glimpse Of
tho bride.

NEW York. Nov. 6.-The Duke q
Marlborough aud Miss CoDsueio Van
dsrbuilt wete married In ~. Thomas
church, Fihh aveuus and Fifty third
street, toIay al 1880 O'Clock.
by 8 O'clock tue WI men monOpollzed
the entrance TO the Twombiey mAn-
sion, adjoining the church, and later
arrivals took possession OF ratings,
doors, garden plots, ami In some 10.
stances " wind w sills. As tho hour
or the Opening Of the church APP
ptoaohed, many guests drove up and
slghieI AMI got into line In good
natufed way. The crowd began to
twell anu tho police kept the spectators
moving, none being petniilteI TO
letter IN front VI tue approaches to the
edIhce.
Lutte could DO seon OF the costu mes
by the outsiders, owing to the awuing
Of the wnoln length VI the curof.
The crowd raised for this by eur.
rounding carriages, men AMI women
ostling against saob otuer in their
eager ssa 80 SEQ the occu ants.
The crowd around this Vanderbilt
home ou Sew niy-'econI street W . moi
LARGE owlng pfObaOiy 70 the efforts Of
tho police. Toe Residents OF the
vicinity were out In fofcs upon the
steps, aud all tho windows Anu hotel,
iaoIng tue ITIue's home were occupied
principally 10y women. Mrs. Wander.
Dili, servant aud gOvernesseu, were
accommodated with front seats la the
unuTcn.
The Mortonp, Jays, Bolmont,, Goo.
let's anu Cuttings hrriveI early and
chattcJ pleasantly while tuey waited
iOf tue doors TO oIen.
lhe scene insijne the church was
one never 10 be ,Ufgotten. Women o.
wealth huu social Diomiuence Wed
with each Otner In richness aud
grandeur Of .quippage, Lending to the
ycca- on the uiiiiiancy OF the oiu-wofId
cout iunct Gus.
DIR. Mausu, orgsnis', for over an
hour performed vtrleI program. rhis
was followed by Onr per Orntd 0y the
Nsw York symphony Orchvstra with
Wal er Damr0sch n director.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Sir Julian
Paunceiote, representing the dukes
family, entered the church through dif
lutent doors shortly before noon. The
bridegroom, ACCOMPANIED Dy his best
man, waikeI from the yse.Ty TO the
caanoel rail-, wuers they -o1u were
Joined by tbs bride. MisV .ndeTl ~
was preceded by her bridesmaids, hh
iollowel, leauiI x ny. n tue arm Of nei
istneT, W. X. Vsuoerbiit.
When tue DTlde Reached the chanctl
rail-, the choir, accOmpa led ny organ
anu harp, sang 30 perfect 1--we, ali
perfect love Abounuing," set to music
ny Bsrnsby. At iIs conclusion, Dr..
Brown, rector, delivered the Intro
duo DRY and onsrgr.
DIR. Brown was followed by Bl.hop
Potter, VINO, aided by BishOp List a.
John, performed the marriage csp-
moBy, which began nj l2;S0 O'Clock
sharp. 1he cnolr Then sang an antheni
from the English service: "GOd he
merciful unto Us anu bless us.D Bene-
diction was pronounced. Then tue
bride, leaning on the arm Of the groom,
entered the W stry, wners the msrfiag .
i.l ter wac signed and witEts o. by
Mrs. NsnIefDilt, W. X. Vanderbilt,
sir Julian L uncefote, DIR. Brown aud
Bishops Potter ami Llttltjohn.
The surgiDg crOsJs outside were
kept back by 20 policemen, anu Im-
mediaIely he ducal couple were
uriv-n 10 tn, Vanderbilt home.
The duKe and uche :, standing be.
meath M imm ne Il 10 Dtll, reeeiv, d
tue guVsts invite ~ bgeakttst, among
SnOm were w. X. VsnIsrb, IL ST., sif
Julian Pauncef le, aud members VI
Tue British embassy.