The evening world., 1914-04-29
WITH Aston
|BUT WEDDING WILL
| 60 ON TOMORROW
Young Man Reported Quite
We'll, Although He Has Been
NLaid Up Several Weeks.
,special 10 The Evening World,

q
1TAATSBUR0. N. r., April 20
Although II was a gray day with .
Ipfospect Of rain and the Doctors giG
)>eAod at the door of Hopeland House.
~ preparations for the wedding to-
Narrow Of Vincent Aston and Miss
|n&sn Dinsmore Huntington went
idsad unchecked. To the low red
.br|ek, white trimmed mansion OF the
nnntingtons overlooking the Hudson
10y boxes and packages containing
USXlai gifts and great cratcs Of grsen
l beshs and spring flowers came to-
~.
Vbr. Herridan, who has been In con.
nknt attendance upon Mr.. Astor since
IN illness. was at Hopeland House
NsSAce early morning. Although Mr..
labor was quite we'll. II was said
utRkrs was not 4 suggestion that the
vS<dding sst for haif-past ~ o'clock
Morrow was In any danger Of post.
Ij(Aement.
1r. Astor vail leave Hopeland
RI muse hen ior the first time In sew
eral weeks. His yacht Mona 10 lying
|at the wharf at FerncliR. the Astor
|estats Just above Rhineclin. and the
|saiIors are painting her funnel. At .
vmoment's notice the Mona could
'stesm the four water miles to Stats.
tWsg.
1 ~Robsrt p. Huntington. the father
hi Mr.. Astor's bride. and the entire
1household of Hopcland House have
Imads every effort to keep the wed.
I6lng a. private ~ possible.
I when Mr.. Huntington was asked
fvhsthsr Mrs.. John Astor. Vincsnt's
4 nethsr, and Mrs. John Jacob Astor.
N stepmothsr. would bs at Hope
Ind House. hs answered:
4 I'm tell you that at o'clock TO-
{0esrow afternoon"
30 provide the music for the wed.
311ns an orchestra Will arrive At
/ Hopeland House Tomorrow morning
l. 0am New York. II will b placed
Ebohlnd Q screen Of boughs and palms
a. the side Of the Elisabethan lib.
ttssy.
Mr.. Astor 10 TO have ~ his best
iasn Hermann Oelrichs, aud Miss
nnat ,ngton's only attendant will b
I ~ sister. Miss Alice Huntington.
I'm ceremony will b performed BY
- Rev. Charles H. Duncan. rector
sof d. Margarst's Church OF Stats
burg.
Instead Of tho church wedding with
II flower banked chancel. . company
G pretty bridesmaids and the per-
yaAing undertone Of great organ q
sfev people will be gathered In the
,couparasively small library OF q
kcGnntry house to witness the marriage
I d one Of the richest young mon In
the world.
A. Hopsland H ouss to-day Miaa
Huntington and Mr.. Aston rslin'
\ suishsd to the hands Of their elders
1.-THE last work Of arranging for the
tcsren ony.
L. Miss Huntington gave herself W
1ofday mainly to rest.
! As the morning wore on the rair
I'D too loosely In the sky anc
!Arissled for two hours upon staass'
lbVrg. II defeated the motor ride
Ne1but the country which Miss Hunt
fok3ten ana Mr.. Astor bad hoped 4
take to-day.
Early this afternoon three iortstl
V0o0 New York arrived 1t HopelanS
10ouee and began arranging for tn,
&orattoas Of the Elisabethan library
YUees wedding breakfast will imme
Hdlately follow the ceremony to-mor
Srow. Should the day be nne It VII
III oorved In . glass enclosed verand
Let Q corner Of the mansion whicl
voverlooks the wide silver strip OF tn
HDAson At the foot Of the hills. Tn
tDHpbsr Of those who will be presen
The wedding will be approximate
nUonty i've. including the brida
Xparty. Arrangements have been mad
HDoe placing eight large tables. eac
0l6Nng eight guests In the verandt
Ith another table for the bride an
ddegroom and their party. In cas-
~ too cold for the veranda to b
ia the tables win be set IN tn
XRge dining room.
FOUR DIE IN FLAMES.