New-York tribune., 1908-01-28

dsrted of at once in the direction OF Lexington
avenue
The bride and bridegroom left the Grand Cen
tral station in Alfred Vanderbts private car,
'Idlehour,' which was attached TO the 5:0S Bos-
ton express
1t is understood that the early part of the honey
moon Will be spent either Newport or at Boston
The young couple, however. will be back here next
week. being booked TO sail for Europe next Tues
day, when the relatives and friends Of Count
Szechenyi who have come over for the wedding
Will also take their departure.
OF the dresses which excited the most interest at
the wedding yesterday first and foremost that
OF the bride who arrayed in gown Of heavy
ivory satin. cut in the princess style, entirely un-
trimmed for the gauzy lace veil, which, COW
ering the brides head, fell down in soft webike
folds the dress The small puff sleeves looped
with tiny sprays Of orange blossoms were finished
of by long white mousquetaire gloves.
Her flowers consisted of white orchids and gar
denas arranged to form cascade of flowers,
and she also carried ivory bound breviary-
Miss Dorothy Whitney and Miss Ruth Twornbly.
the bridesmaids. arrayed in princess frocks of
soft white chiffon, embroidered with deep cream
silk, their large picture hats being trimmed with
waving pink ostrich plumes OF the same hue as
their tulle mUfs. These furnished the setting for
their flowers in which soft delicate white acacia
blooms, arranged in such a way TO suggest
ostrich pumes, figured extensively. The brides
maids pearl collars given them by the bride.
Miss Flora Whitney's costume was reproduc
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Miss Dorothy Whitney, with this difference, that
instead OF carrying q muf Of tulle and flowers her
flowers were borne in dainty basket Her mother.
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney's. dress was of violet
satin. with which she wore a large black hat.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr..s frock OF
pale gray chiffon satin. with which she wore
gray hat trimmed with liIies-of-the-vaIley. Mrs.
William b. Vanderbilt. sr,'s gown of purple
chiffon velvet, the costume being completed by
black velvet hat with apricot coIored feathers. Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt was arrayed in gown Of nat
tier embroidered satin. with a nig black velvet
picture hat. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane's dress
was of champagne colored cloth, with which she
wore large white hat trimmed with white feathers.
Mrs William &. Vanderbilt, jr frOck Of
pearl. white chiffon broadcloth, with which she
wore q large black picture hat trimmed with black
feathers Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilts costume
of champagne colorsd chiffon embroidered and com
bned with velvet of the same hue. her large black
picture hat being trimmed with ostrich feathers
The Austrian Aulbassadress wore gown of tur-
ouoise blue chiffon velvet, with black velvet hat
trimmed with blue ostrich feathers, while the
brides mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, arrayed in
gown Of silver g1a4 brocade trimmed with silver
embroidery
Elaborate police precautions were adopted 10 pre-
vent an, such scene of disgraceful nobbng of the
bridal couple and Of the wedding guests as took
place on the occasion of the marriage of the Duke Of
Roxburghe TO Miss May Goeiet some years ago. and
inspectors Walsh and Scnmittberger who were in
cha rye of the arrangements completely closed 9th
and 5Sth streets ali public traffic, some thirty
mounted men and one hundred patromen being
employed for the purpose