The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-26
MISS GRANT Welded AGAIN
SECOND MARRIAGE CEREMoNT WITH
PRINCE ClNTACUZENE.

It Was Performed According to the PrOt-
estant Episcopal Rites-Beautiful Floral
Deoorations-A Rece ption After the Ger
emeny-The Couple Sail from Newport.
NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept 25.-The marriage OF
Mise Julia Dent Grant and Prince Cantacuzene
according to the rites OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church took place to-day at All Saints
Chapel The ceremony was performed accord
ing TO the rites OF the Greek Church Yesterday.
The chapel was beautifully decorated with
ferns. white roses and other flowers and plants.
Directly over the chancol were eight huge
floral bells with a separate streamer OF white
roses attached to each. These streamers were
carried back ever tho altar. forming bower
over the bridal group.
In the absence OF her father. Brigadier-G Gen.
Frederick Dent Grant. who is on duty with the
United States troops at Manila. the bride en-
tered tho chapel ON the arm OF her brother.
Ulysses 8. Grant. Sd. who Is cadet at West
Point The wedding procession was headed by
the ushers. Capt. Algernon Sartoris. cousin OF
tho bride; Lockwood Honore an uncle. and
Potter Palmer, Jr. cousin: Robert l.. terry
H. Roger Winthrop. worthington Whtehouse.
Lothrop Randolph and John P-entiss. The
bride was met at the chancel rail by Prince
Cantacuzene, who was attended by Honore
Palm or. cousin OF the bride. who acted in the
capacity OF best man and as proxy Tor the
Grand Duke Cyril OF Russia who was unable
to como TO this country. The Russian Amoas-
sador was first asked to act in place OF the
Grand Duke. but, as he is abroad travelling Tor
his health. Mr. Palmer was substituted.
The bride wore the same gown as at the
Russian ceremony last night and carried
bouquet OF stephanotis and lilies OF the valley.
and wore corsage ornaments OF diamonds and
enamel and a rope OF pearls. the gifts OF the
bridegroom. Prince Cantacuzene wore his
full dress white uniform OF the Chevalier
Garde. with gray cape hanging from MS
shoulders. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Emory II. Porter. rector OF
Emmanuel Church. who was assisted by the
Right Rev Henry C. Potter. Bishop OF New
York. and the Rev. DR. Nevins OF Rome. Italy.
The last introduced the young couple to each
other last winter in Rome. The bridal party
entered the church to the strains OF the bridal
chorus from 'Lohensrin." sung by the ST.
Cecilia quartette. Tho Mendelssohn wedding
march was played as a occasional.
Following the ceremony all the guests wore
driven to tho Potter Palmer villa, where tho
reception and wedding breakfast were held
Tho decorations here surpassed those at the
church The sdes OF the entrance to tho villa
were banked with tall palms. leading to the
large hall. which also contained large palms
and ferns. with hanging baskets suspended
ceived in the white and gold ballroom un-
der q bridal bower formed OF white
roses and broad white satin ribbon. On
either side OF this bridal bower were
placed two columns. twelve feet high.
OF white roses. Around those rose columns
were tied broad white satin ribbons. which
were brought over the heads OF the bridal
party. and from them was suspended a large
lovers knot made entirely OF white orchids.
Dali In
tho reception room. standing under o fan
shaped hood. entirely covered with American
Beauty roses. and ON either side OF them was
two largo trees Of American Beauties In full
bloom. Tho wedding breakfast was served
under tent on the lawn facing the cliffs. Tho
bridal party was seated at a table in the dining
room
Tho brides travelling dress was Of dark blue
cloth trimmed with white. with jacket to
match. and she wore a large picture hat. After
the reception she and her husband went on
board the steam yacht Narada. which had been
placed at their disposal by Harry Walters. Tho
yacht was coon under way. bound for New
York. Tomorrow they will sail for their
future homo In Russia.
Among those present at the ceremonies were:
Mrs L. s. Grant. grandmother Of the bride;
II. Honorc. grandfather OF the bride ;the Misses
Sartoris. Mrs. Stuyvesaut Fish. Lispenard Stew
art. j. Nelson Howard Miss Edith Rook. Mrs.
]. p. Kernochan. Nr. and Mrs. F. II. Allen.
Baron Herman OF the German Embassy. II.
Walters Mr.. and Mrs Egerton Winthrop. Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCreery. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. b. Fearing. ". Forbes Morgan. Mrs. W. X.
Travers. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Duryea. F. l.. V.
Hoppin. Mrs r. Gambrll. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Oelrichs. Miss Anna Sands. Mrs A. Ian
fear Norrie. Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Beekman. Col. Anthony Dyer. F. B. futile.
Miss c. Ogden Jones. the Misses Cushing,
Howard Cushing. Miss Winthrop. the Misses
Van Rensselaer,. Miss Burden. j. Ellis PostIe-
thwaite. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis .. Jones, Mrs.
Kidd and Miss Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Andrews
| Swan. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andrews. f. Victor
Loew Jr.. Mr., and Mrs. W. Grosvenor. Mrs
David King. Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Goddard. Philip
W. Livermore. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and
Walter s. Andrews.
Burglars Steal Mr.. Boemermann's Bowling