Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-09
BIC WEDDING IN
HIGH SOCIETY

| LONDON, Feb. 9-Not for a very
long time has wedding created Sc
much interest in society as that OF
Miss Evelyn Cavendish- Bentinck
granddaughter of Mrs. Maturin Liv-
ingston of New York, and Walter
Spencer Morgan Burns, member of ths
London house of J. P. Morgan & Co.
which took place today.
Though it was the desire OF the fam
lilies of both the bride and bridegroom
that the ceremony should be a quiet
one, the church was crowded with a
most distinguished gathering.
The popularity of both bride and
bridegroom was shown by the great
number and value of their presents
A tiara, said to be have cost $4,000.
was only Gne of Mr.. Burns gifts to
! his bride Mrs. Livingston presented
to her granddaughter a magnificent
diamond collar.
Many Costly Presents.
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bridegroom, presented the bride with
| splendid stomacher of brilliants of
the first water, designed in Paris.
Among Mrs. Cavendish Bentincks'
i presents was a collar of brilliants, set
| In a Greek pattern. with a clasp con-
tanning a magnificent emerald. Mr..
| and Mrs. Ogden Mills, the brides
uncle and aunt, also gave her COL
| lar of superb diamonds.
The brides father gave magnifi-
cent table centerpiece of silver and a
set of dessert dishes. Lewis Har-
court, brother law of the BRIDE
groom, gave a great chest of silver.
The Duchess Of Devenshire's present
was an exquisite casixet of italian de-
sign, which she bought from a Span
ish grandee not long ago.
Elaborate Wedding Breakfast.
AS brilliant and interesting as the
wedding itself was the recention and
breakfast that followed the Caven-
endish- Bentinck house in Richmond
terrace The breakfast was served
at five large. round tables whior were
decorated with the family gold and
silver plate.
The wedding cake was % gorgeous
design apa .vae deooro+-a With dozens
of little bells Of solid silver swung on
silver chains sunported by the sugar
pillars.
Mr. and Mrs Burns viii mass their
honeymoon at Nuniham Park oxford.
the country place of the hrideeroom's
brother in Jaw Mr.. Hareourt.
Comes Of an Old Family.
The bride of today is twin daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Caven-
dish Pent'nck. Her mother was a
Miss livingston If New York and a
sister ~ Mrs OGDEN Mills.
Her father, cAoroe ro''c', 7.r',-
Bentinck, is head of the corota~al
branch OF the ducal house of Port
land.
His sistnr is the erratie Tadv Svtes.
whose lepal encounters with her Alder-
~ and equally eccentric husband, Sir
Tatton Sv',As furnished no end of en-
tertaining material COR gossip g COW
years ago.
The bride. ha~sA:s t. verv ~--+..-
clever. we'll educated. and a particu-
larlv charm'np trra ~ The Anglo
American Girl. Her twin sister was
married last November to Mr.. John
Ford in the British diplomatic serv-
ice
Divorced His First Wife.
Walter Burns, the bridegroom. is
wen known socially and in the world
OF finance, AS a nephew of ]. p. Nor
gan and head OF the London branch
of the Morgan banking house he has
been a conspicuous figure in the bust
ness world for some years.
His present marriage is his second
matrimonial venture.
When a very young man he con-
tracted marriage with q Mrs. wade.
once an actress. a beautiful ana IA
miliar figure In Lcndon, Paris ana
Monte Carlo. i ,Twy
Mr.. Burns divorced her and she did
not defend the suit.
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