The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-07

mere, Mrs. Allen, Dir, and Mrs. H. ~
Appleton, MIR. and Mrs. Charles :.
A%bercromhls, Mr.. and Mr5. Laney d.
Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Is.
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. James .. Aver,
Mr., and Airs, Fred II, All0n, Marquis
aud MRrchinness do Cassa' ATquldin,
Mr.. and Mr., Charles II. baldwin, U. q.
Baldwin, Fred II. Baldwin, Mr. and Mira.
sRmuql. +, Bargor Mr., u. Y; pacl'
0ronsldas, Hon. and Mrs, Trnxton
ieale, Mr., aud Mrs, August Belmont,
Perry BelmCnt, y. II. L, Belmont, j. q,
BeTssiord, Mr. and Mrs, HOber Il
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs, Valentine
plaque, Dir, and Mrs, A, Bllthe, Sir.
and Mrs, l., Townsend. Burden, Dir, and
Mrs. j.. a. Burden, Count dc Bussirei,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Bronson, Mr., Daniel
0, BRbcock, Mr, and Mrs, Henry ].
harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Bar
clay, Mr.. and Mrs, Alex Boring, Mr..
aud Mrs. I, Townsend Barlow, Mr, and
Mrs, Walter @. Baylis, Mr. Do Barrlosr
Mrs. Gilbert Bookman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bell, Mr., aud Mrs. EdYard Bel
Mr., and Mrs, George II, Beal, Mr., and
Mrs, C%aysndish. BeTIenck, Mr.. Charles
II. perriman, Mr., and Mri. A, BGlr'
stAdt, Alr. and Mrs. Poultney BiGolow,
Mr, and Mrs. George Bird, Mr.. aud
Mrs, s. Blagden, Mrs. John BorlRnd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowdoin, W, Halliburton
Bridgham, Mr.. and Mrs, Bougisre, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burnett, General and
Mrs, ButlerleId, Mr.. John Bieelow,
Mr.. aud Mrs, George II, Barclay, Mr..
and Mrs. Men. Bacon, it,, CORTLAND
Field Biahop, Mr.. aud Mrs. i. l., Baylis,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Borwind, Mr.. and
Mrs, Samuel Iridgham, Hon. aud Mrs.
II. Bedolow, Mr., John Cadwalndcr, Mr..
RodeEiek Cameron and many others.
Amohg'the friends abroad invited TO
the wedding were: Vicomte Guan do
Malre, Mr.. and Mrs. John Monroe,
marquis and mRrquise d'Mores, Colonel
and Mrs. Arthur Paget, Mr., AlmerlC
Pagel, II. II, Prince Lpwenstain, Com
tesso do Piron, Nicomle do CANA,
baron aud Baroness Rothschild, the Rt.
Hon. Marquis and Mprchioness Of Dni'
iarin, Count and Counters Montsaulien,
Louis do Turennc, Count and Countess
Edmond do Pertellss, the duke aud
duchess Of %DeYonshlre, duchess OF Man
chester, marquis and mgrqpiso dc Jean
Court; Prnco de Sagun, Ldrd and Lady
Terrence Blackwood, CONT and countess
do KerrDlcy, baron aud baroness do La
grange, tho earl aud countess Of Essex,
Colonel aud Lady Sarah Wilson, Sir
George and Lady liombweil, Lord
Houghton, Lord and Lady Tweed
mouth, baron and baroness HonRht-
liner, Sir Oharloi and Lady Harper. the
dowhger duchess OF Marlborough, Lily,
duchess OF Marlborough. Lord aud
Lady Wimborno, Lord aud Lady do
Ramsey, YiScouut aud Viscountess Cur.
zon, duchess Of Roxburgh. duke and
duchos OF Abercorn and ducal families
Of Great Britain and Ireland.
FLORAL DECORATIONS At THE DaEDE's
HOME.
At the homo Of the bride the decora'
tons were unique as to scheme aud
color. Pink tints prodominated, Palms
were largely used in the decoration Of
tho hall. and were SO grouped in bank.
OF chrySAnthemums "a to transform and
have the appearance OF u courtyard
garden. The marble trellis of the stair
case was drnped with foilonsio ferns
banked with pink aud yellow chrysau.
themums and edged with roses OF a
deeper pink. In the reception room q
line OF tall South American tree ferns,
over 500 years OF age, were arranged in
front Of all the windows facing Madison
avenue. Five OF these tree fo:ns were
used to form q canopy, from which was
suspended d bell OF iliss.otthe.yalley,
eight feet in circumference, under
which their graces received tho guests
hidden TO the breakfast. On the trunks
OF the ferns pink orchids wero
arranged and pink chrysanthemums
were used in the banking oil the tiowor
stands. The onyx mautel columns,
door.jRms aud wGinscoting were banked
with piuk and white flowers, pink, tho
fayorite color oil tho bride, predominant.
ing. The dining room was decorated
entirely in pink and whites. Lliios-oi.
the-vallov and exquisite pink orchids,
which were brought especially from
B%Icnhoim, tho ducal castle, were exclu'
sivcly used. Tho brides table, which
was laid for eighteen covers, was
banked throughout its entire length
with ilies-oi-iho-valley aud white or.
chids. Tho tables for the guests were
decorated with lilies aud pink orchids.
Tho two sitting rooms upstairs were
decorated with yellow aud white chryS.
nnthemnms aud Ia tho drawing room
and other o nus vases filed with rare
cut nowura were SOL on mantols aud
brackets, which wore banked with pink
and white chrysonthemums.
MUSICAL SERVICE AT TIE BRrDs's HOME.
AtthO brides home tho Royal Hun.
garlan band was In attendance. This
buad was specially brought from ludN
rosth by Mr.. Carl BirinVor, aud was
undor tho direction OF Danko Gabor,
leader. The band, which was an OK.
coptionally good one, numbering forty
| musicians, was placed on tho stairs,
aud tho bright Colors OF tho national
Hungarian costume worn in ploSsing
contrast with tho floral decorations.
| The Vanderbilt march. specially com.
posed for the occagion BY IN intimate
musical friend Of Mrs. Nanderbilt's,
was played several timoV during tho
breakfast, and ne tho bride and groom
led the way into tho dining room Men.
delsohn's wedding march Vas played,
Tho musical programme was; We'd.
ding march, ~SlqfhngN; overture, "lt |
WOro King" from Adams opera; ovOr.
turo, from Martha, lIotow; "Carman
P]otgfousic." Plzet; overture, civilian
Tell" Rossinij "rhe Kaiser Waltz
Strauss; waltz, "IOng Live the Dance"
from Wnldtcniel; waltz. "GoldiRdOn,"
from W%nIdtcutnl; waltz, LA Perlo de
Madrid" from Lavo.tci intormo'zo,