New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

In which th. marriage ceremony is TO be per-
formed 10y the Rev. Or. John Hall. pastor OF the
Fifth AvenIe Presbyterian Church. assisted by
the Rev Francis Blessing. the minister in charge
OF the chapel takea In hand Yesterday by
the noral decorators. who began filling the space
about the pulpit with huge pots OF growing plants
and pillnc the Organ gallery with cNotcs. whose
branches viii this morning he festoonct with chrvs-
anthemums and roses. While the horal display In
the church Will be loss than ~ the nous"
IL will he very pretty and most effectively arranged.
The music Al the ceremony will be furnished by
the organ and Frankos Orchestra. which will play,
among other things Hardels Largo and selec-
,ons from some OF the newest operas. Miss Shep-
ard whose gown is really beautiful one OF white
satin covered with overdrcss OF point lace worn
by her mother on her Wedding day. and whose veil.
also OF point lace worn by her sister, Mrs. William
,ay SchIer.in on the occasion o. her wedding
will be escorted up the aisle and given away by
her brother Elliot Fitch shepard The mald OF
honor will be Miss Shepard's cousin. MISS fh''S
Vanderbilt sloane ana the bridesmaids MISS Ammo
Noreau "A daughter ~ Mr. and Mis. j. feipoh'
Morgan. Mis- Lila Sloane. daughter OF MI anu
Mr.. william u sloane Miss Daisy shepard d
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. Augustus ID. shepard
and Miss Fabbr These young women VIII y" 1t
,ir.d IN gowns OF white MORE. the skirts made
walking lengths and with the exception OF rucn-
ing OF white moussclinc d" sole Aroutu Nv "'t
fon perf.cfly plain The bodice, also OF ihoire' -
H,a,.t vsi,b ynols-.l!nc de sole and trimmed with
seSf ,olds az Ne-hin lace and silver .mDrOucry
III. rciIa-s are o. turquoise blue velvet, ana the
sof, .irdles are OF the same material Inc SVuhb
women Will also wear picture mats Oh plac NV
trimmed with black ostrich puncs ana 90" o.
hin. velvet. Each will carry a bouquet OF PUN
,os.s ,i.d with broad sash.s OF white tul. ~
Fabbri will he attended as best man; .! NJ .,ia
brother Alexander Fabbri- The ushcrs WIZ ~, IL
hrid,.s cousin Augustus Dennis SHEPARD, V., VIII
lam Kradhurst OsgOod Field. William Slodh' Il SUI
Of John sloane. and George W Nahdefp' 81
uncle OF the bride These young men nave rrceN.e
souv.ulrs from Nh FIbbri, >carfpihS SCI WIZ
cmcralds and diamonds ,,. ,,., tho
Tn. reception and wedding breakias' dlt", tii'
ceremony will bc given AZ IN" nome "l M'H. on
rd which i a short distanc" from the cnurcn
Tho newly married couple " III receive thc
ations OF fhe guests N the Louis NN saio" unur m
"a lnrs. floral bell The wedding breakfast WIZ o'
served at a number of tables. each decorAt"a WIN
silv,r vase ned with flowers. TIE bri1"S ,n.' n
"a, Ia. adorned with white roses anu lllIrs oi t''
Lii, while Mrs Shepards table Will he gar
landed with red roses fowlns from gon'l i vrI'i h
nice During tn, bres kfast there VII pe muslc tE
iander's Orchestra. which will be- stationed IN me
The guests from this city FOR the ceremony anu
receu,ton will 20 to Scarborough on special tram
which will leave the Grand Central Station al w'to
o'clock this morning. Tne! VIII return 70 o" s.,.
af,errocn on a special train which VIII leave scar
horouph about { o'clock. Miss shepard mas re-
cclved many magnificent gifts. one OF whlch ~ d
cu,,or dinner service. from her grandmother, Mrs-
vIliar, ~ Vanderbilt. Mrs. Shepard TINS aIt.r-
900, vyiu surprise servants or ncr nOustnOu oy
giving them elaborate dinner. Wmicn WI uc
served AZ one Of the houses OH Mrs Shepard 's-
tate. ~ -, ,hoir horavmoon
a, uilimore the handsom" estate near Asne.lllc'
x O. owned by the brides uncle George w Nh'i-
cerh,It They will probably pass the winter abroad.