The morning times., 1895-09-30
MILLIONS FOR HER DOWRY
Not Less Than Fifteen for Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt.
Miss Whitney's Marriage to Hugh
Paget Soon o he BeAnnounced-Nota. A
BILE Weddings of This Week.

The marriage of Miss ConsueIo Wander.
bilt to the Duke of Marlborough will take
place November A in Grace Church, New
York, Bishop Potter, of New York, officiat-
ing.
Society, both here and abroad, is agog
over the coming nuptials of these two young
| people, and every personal grace or
popularity of the bride-elect, every falling
or fine quality OF the groom to be is dis
| cussed with serious interest.
The presence of many distinguished per-
sons abroad Will add brilliancy TO the oc-
| ciision and this Will doubtless De the most
magnificent affair that has ever occurred
in this country. The Marchioness Bland
ford and a number OF the Dukes relatives
VIII be present, as will also representative
| of the Prince OF Wales.
Mr. William X. Vanderbilt will give his
daughter away, but 1t is doubtful ir he VIII
appear at the reception at the New York
Residence OF Mrs Vanderbilt, which viii
be held after the ceremony.
The wedding tour Will be made aboard
the beautiful yacht Valiant, and upon their
arrival abroad the Duke and Duchess will
enjoy the hospitality of the Emperor of
Germany at medieval castle in SaXony.
Mrs. Vanderbilt will go over by steamer
and join them in Paris.
The dowry OF the young Duchess will be
fully fifteen million dollars, part of which
will Immediately be expended in repairing
Blenheim, their future chosen home
The Marchioness OF Mandford will present
her fair daughter-inlaw to the Queen at
one OF the spring drawing rooms.
A wedding of special interest in news
paper and literary circles OF the capital
is announced to take place Wednesday, No
yember g. The parties are Fred. F. Schra-
der, of the Washington Post, and Miss
Marie R. Bailey, a young lady of bril-
liant attachments, quite wei known as
contributor to the Sunday papers ON art,
music, and kindred topics. :
Mr.. Schrader is well known In Washington
and throughout the country for his bril-
liant work on the Post. Eefore comIng-to
Washington he held important editorial
positions on several of the great dailies.
HIS stories of Western and newspaper
life have made him name in literary
circles.
Miss Bailey has been a frequent contrib
utor TO the Post and has written occa-
sionally for The Times. She has a bright
and forcible style.
The wedding Will take place a the brides
home, No. 721 Third street northeast.
The wedding trip will include n visit TO
the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Frances L. Willard, leader of the
Woman's Chr stian Temperance Union.
arrived in New York Saturday aud an
enthusiastic reception was accorded her
on leaving the steamer.
The acknowledged beauty at Hamburg
this year is an American giri-iiiss Lily
May.
Senator. Mrs. Blackburn and Miss Black
burn, who are now at the Normandie, will
leave Tuesday night for their home In the
South.
Mr. Firman Homer and family have
returned to the city and are again at their
home, No. 925 Rhode Island avenue.
Among Americans at present in Paris are
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, of this city, and Miss
Florence Bayard, daughter of United States
Ambassador Bayard.
Miss Mary Hannah Grover Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome b. Divers, will DE mar
ried TO Mr.. Henry Harding Burroughs,
Wednesday evening, at 7:3O O'Clock, at
Calvary Baptist Church.
The same evening the wedding of Miss
Viola Sanderson to Mr.. Charles L. Hoover
Trinity, NJ. E. Church at O'Clock. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoover will hold reception from
8: 80 Ia 1890 O'Clock at their future hone,
No. 1913 Marion street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Jeanette NJ. Rice
to Mr.. Herbert C. Emery, of this city, took
place at Meirose. Mass, the home of the
bride, Wednesday evening. Miss Clara
Young, of Mount Pleasant, ID. c., was
In trttn- NJ I,n
reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Emery will be given by Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman s. Emery Tuesday evening
next from 8 to IL O'Clock at their home, |
No. 1913 Park street. Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Smith and Mr.. Ad- |
Olson Smith and family viii return to
Washington from Hyattsville. where they |
have been spending the summer, October |
10.
Mrs. Truxton d. Beale and Miss Beale |
are at the Robinson cottage, Newport.
Sir Gerell Barnes, second Judge of the
English Court of Admiralty, and Lady
Barnes are among the distinguished for
eigners now at the Htoel Waldorf, New
York.
Mr.. NJ. B. Latimer, who has been ex>
-remely i'll with typhoid fever, has en-
lirely recovered.
Justice White, of the United States sn-
)reme Court and Miss Sue White, his
lister returned tn the city Saturday after
spending the season at the Jersey coast.