New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
VOW PRINCESS RADZ1WILL.
oE MISS MILMO AND THE son
Of ONF OF THE CARS
CHAMBERLAINS.

ST. fian,hst. was filed 10 the doors yesterday
Wes' concourse of people. assembled 10 witness
Win sa,,y of Miss Pudenciana Mimo, second
the =, senior Patrcio Mmo. OF Monterey. Mex
'auss .,ster OF Mrs Eugene Kelly Jr'. 10 Prince
co s"D paazivill. the eldest son Of Prince Matias
Aoei. who IL one of the Chamberlains OF the
Rao1"n ,ss,a The invitations Cor the ceremony.
Car "a a., for II o'clock. were confined to the
~n. -. and the intimate friends OF the coupe ana
feS .o,,v OF Mrs Eugene Kelly. Jr.
the IAN trono the throng in the church. every in
~. issued was responded TO IN person The
.,ou. spring weather was. OF course conducive 10
JUL, d,splay Of spring costumes. especially by
Nv" h,aden 10 the breakfast. which was he'd at
the ,." ~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly jr. No. 10
"..hins,on Square North
w. heautisul sanctuary was most laVlshN ueco-
-. Nth tropical plants. lilies, white carhauohs'
~" S,rno flower, and white chrysanthemums. Inc
DC lass sanctuary railing was almost completely
N:, rrder masses of white carnations and lilies,
ho'' and there a huge box of white satin rib
w" a.. ,org streamers, which trailed on the floor.
W. r.c, in the sanctuary of the great mass OF
ID, . oovers and green plants was strikingy Deau-
a.ul Itch altar If white marble and onyx
i s,.,e with lighted candles and decked with
v" a. vases nlled with carnations and lilies. whHe
eao." Of the tail widespreading palms were
me nth long-stemmed lilies. The two small
" on each side of the large altar too. were
h'as "a with the same kind of flowers. as were
,he Two affairs in the nave OF the church one
s s.scs,ed to St Aoysus and the other 10 the
sacred Heart OF Jesus. ,-. g.,
n..ro ,he guests were arriving the orGanist Eas-
" w neither and a string orchestra. conducted
W." ,s,,er Young of the Society of Jesus per-
sS,,aces from Mendelsshon. Schumann. Saint
saens and others ..,,o orr,,.od
. ~. church accompanied by her father Almost
To-. n'..sa
=. .-,uson cassocks and white lace surplices. came
A.. vss,ry and marched down the centre aisle.
o,a ro,nt near the door. the line retraced
..,s "a the sanctuary. followed by the mem
80 ~ the bridal party. First behind the altar
.s,s came the ushers, in the Following ORDER
rsomas Hugh Kelly and Patricio Milmo' brother
=. -. bride; c. Windham- Qun and Charles 7.
s,..,.rs J. Rich Steers and T. PearsaN Thorne
~a..,,,v behind came the two bridesmaids Miss
lamar Mlmo sister Of the bride. and Miss Mary
n,lorrs Beales a granddaughter OF the late Eugene
y.nv Then came the bride. leaning on the arm OF
", ,sther She looked beautiful in her gown OF
,sr, satin the skirt Of which was yelled with &C
-Yn.pleated white chiffon. the bodice exQuisiteiy
uuned with silver passementerie and pearls ana
,.gsi with white chiffon. From her shoulders
hmm superb court mantle OF whit satin. bro
ended IN a sort OF bow-knOt pattern. ana edged
With silyer-spangled trimming. 1t was lined with
shie MORE and on one corner OF the long Tram
was a huge cluster Of white carnations. the veil
vas OF point d'Aencon lace and ii was arranged
with Normandy cap effect on the head and fastened
With single garland Of orange blossoms She car
red a large bunch OF bride roses and white car
nations and a mother Of pearl fan. which was
fastened to girde OF white satin and pearls. Her
only jeweled ornaments were pair Of solitaire
diamond earrings.
Al the foot OF the chancei steps the bride
met by the bridegroom. who attended by his
brother Prince Matas Radziwill as best man. The
bridesmaids extremely effective costumes Oi
whte silk covered with mousseline de sole. the
SIDES Of the skirts made with insertions OF deep
vaenciennes lace. which extended from hip TO hem
and the waists OF Louis XVI coats OF white satin
brocaie, trimmed with the deep Nalencionnes lace
grie Of soft white silk the left side. ami
fancy white straw hats. with fute1 fris Of white
mousselne de sole. white plumes and pink roses.
completed the costume. Each carried loose bunch
OF pink roses. appended 10 which were long s1shes
OF pink satin ribbons.
As the process sion wound up aisle the choir OF
eighty voices sang verse Of the hymn 80,
Gsoriosa Virgnum." music by T. Psarsal ThOrne.
Meanwhile Archbishop Corrigan attended by his
secretary. the Rev. James Connolly. had taken up
his position the altar step. ami awaited the APP
proach Of the young couple When the choir had
finished the hymn he Archbishop began the mar
Rage ceremony. prefacng it with short address
10 the couple. delivered in very 10" tone o. voice
Immediately after the ceremony the bridesmaids
anu ushers retired 20 seats In the middle disr, the
bride and bridegroom took their places separate
prie-deus in front OF the altar and the Archbishop
and MS secretary were shown to seats on the Gosp"
side Of the sanctuary
The celebration Of the nuptia mass was then be
gun By the Rev Thomas Z. Murphy. the rector of
the church During this part OF the ceremony the
choir gave the following programme:
1ss Nara. Eiahins
Miss Lucille saunders
''," sraoi Go,so Narier,i 1'"''''''''
Duo ct ch0euT PSALM Us 49,; Mendelssohn
Mr. Pedro Arenelba.
Nup'lal Hymn the Holy Spirit. r. rearrsil Thorne
A.. Miss Lucille Saunders
"afch HN"hdseh
After the mass Archbishop Corr!gan, with crozler
In his hand and standing on the altar steps, i'm
parted the Papal benedlction sent by Pope Leo Kill
reception and wedding breakfast followed at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kelly, 20 which
ony the members Of the bridal party relatives and
few intimate friends were invited-tnrty-two
people in all Among the alter VINO sat Al the
,our tables each Of which was decorated Win q
different kind OF flower. were Mr.. and Mrs FTeaeric
u Benedict Miss Rene Coudcrt. the Misses Bish''
Miss Bessie Brsdhurst Miss de Barrie. Mss h4tn-
.yen Emmett and Miss Eleanor Robinson. In, nS
Wedding cake boxes obong IN SHAPE; were G inc
with white satin ana marked with M ana w. '"e
Among the guests at the ceremony were Mr. and and
Ns. koeert Kelly Mrs James A. & 5ed beg Mr. Mr.
and Mrs Theodore sedgvick Mr. and Mrs Charles
S9r Brsted Mrs Eugene Kelly sr v H. M1ling,
az. Ferdinand Wilmeriing Miss Alice Wi!merdne,
sssS Go9Taud Mrs TTcy aa 5rr Msf
Mn Hugo de Frtsch Mrs James Is. Townsend
;Se Ss y Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs H1per remmnroH,
Mi ana Mrs j. Is, Tay:or. Miss I.owrey. Mr.,
G nss.y I Burnett. Mayroyeni Bey. NJ AIirsd n
H Hnat he Belgian Minister; Mrs. Charles "a.
S Getr;cns Mrs Clement c. Moore Mrs trederlch
GGooaarlose Mrs. Gouverpeur Carnochan MISS Lena
yycoaridge Mrs j. DE Neufyille. Mrs. Thomas W;
s Msrd Miss Bessie Ward. Mrs. William Hazard
rvea Miss Mary Field. Ambrose Kelly. OF England
Srs n haunsell Bradhurst A. I.anfear Noifiee'
SStoeLton B. Colt. Boudinor Colt. Mrs edward J.
I I,S,nd Chief Justice Day. Mrs Grorge kemp
sJ ht.,0er, Johnston Miss Bulklcy, Dr. I nuncI
Jake Dr. and Mrs Edison Nine. Del Vale, H. o.
T,s s Mrs. Dexter Hawkins Miss jenkins MSS as
~ Mrs Jane; Hudc Beckman Mrs. Jose DE
s"rro, Mrs. Charles Chickerng. Miss Lee: MIS-