New-York tribune., 1901-12-22
Copyright: 1901: By The New-York Tribune)

LING AND FAMILY SAIL FOR THE CAPE
Copyright: 1901: BY The New-YOrk Tribune)
IBY CABLE TO THE TR1BUNE1
London. Dec. %. a. m-Three of the last of
the society weddings for 1901 were solemnized
Yesterday in West End churches, and OF the
three brides two American girls. The
smartest of the three ceremonies was the mar
riage at St. IdichaePs. Chester Square, OF the
Earl of D9noughmore. of Kilmanahan Castle
CIcnmeI, Ireland and Miss Elena Grace, second
daughter of NJ. P. Grace, brother OF ex-Mayor
Grace of New-Y York. who is now settled in Eng
lard. with houses at Porter's. shenley. Hertford-
shire and Belgrave Square, London The BRIDE
who was given away by her father. wore a
beautiful gown made entirely of Brussels point
lace with court train and veil to match. a GIT
from her mother. She carried a silver pouho
prayer book presented by the bridegroom
mother and wore two rows of pearls hef
fathers gift Lady Evelyn and Lady Moran
Hely-Hutchinson Miss Margarita ana MISS
Gladys Grace and Miss Eyre acted as Drioes
mails. They were attired in dresses of white
crepe de chine and lace, with Empire coats anu
large white picture hats with white ostrieh
feathers They carried white chiffon muffs with
snravs of holly and wore opal and diamond
brooches gifts of the bridegroom. The orlue
was attended by one page, Master burourS'
cousin of Lord Donoughmore- He wore feu
satin Empire costume The Earl OF adi
bury was best Although the wedding "a0
kept as quiet as possible, owing to family mourn
;pp = large number of guests attended the
reception held by Mrs. Grace at NO. ~ BelsId'e
Square and later in the afternoon the hari
a1d Countess of Donoughrnore left London for a
Continental honeymoon tour. The presents were
numerous and included q quantity Of Jewe4ry
and silver plate.
At St. Georges Chapel, Albemarie-st. the "eu-
ding took place of Major Charles Cunillie-O"eii,
son of General Cunliffe-Owen, of InkerInah anu
SebastopoI fame, of Dulverton House. ooulN
sea. and Miss Hilda Everett, daughter Oh MIS-
Sidney Everett of Boston. The ceremony was q
vary nuiet one on account of the deep mourn
ing of the brides family. No invitations were
sent out, and only few relatives and intimate
friends were present The bride. who was mar
ried in a travelling dress of gray cloth and a
smart hat of pale pink tulle. was given away pS
her mother Captain Eden was the best man.
but there were bridesmaids Ihe "eduIhs
party afterward adjourned to Browns Hotel
and almost Immediately afterwarG Major and
Mrs Cunlfffe-Owen left London to eaten the
South African mail boat at Southampton IheE
intend staying at Madeira and the canary Isles
Many handsome and costly presents were re-
eeiyed by the bride from friends and relatives IN
America
Captain Horatio Mckay, the famous COM
modore of the Cunard fleet. on his arrival at
Liverpool yesterday in the Lucania retired from
duty after forty years service For thirty-one
years ne held the post of captain. and on ninety
nine occasions he took the Lueania across the
Atlantic.
1t is understood to be the intention OF lhe
home authorities to present TO each of the colo
rias visited nv the Prince and Princess OF Wales
a bound record of their historic tour.
Rudyard KipIing and his family sailed from
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