The evening world., 1914-04-30

ding Treasures in Tudor
Mansion.
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srAATsBURo. N. T.. April So
william Vincent Aston and Helen
Dinsmors Huntington were married
- noon to-day. the hour originally
st. Even 70 the last moment some
friends and we'll wtshsrs Of the young
millionaire were apprshsnstvs that
he would b TOO III 70 20 On WITH the
orrangsmsnts, although The father Of
the bride had rsportsd him "vsry
wsu indeed" In the early mosning
aad Mr.. Aseors physician had given
assurance that the patient was oeo-
valsscsnt. but somewhat thin from
bis long attack.
II was . ohesrless. soggy rain that
broke for the wedding day. Hope
land House. the homo Of Miss Hunt
ington. stood gray and drenched In
the mist while florists and caterers
were busting indoors.
All this mess Of weather Wa taken
~ . good omen by the guests. who I'M
paftsd cheer TO the bride and brido-
groom by reminding them that happy
was the bride that the rain fell on
A guarded van arrived early from
Poughkeepsts bringing from the g.
curity Of . safe deposit vault many
OF the valuable presents for the bride
which were laid out In glittsring ar
ray In the drawing room Of Hopsland
House that all the guests might -
and admire.
A. Mr.. Astor IL Q member a ~
volunteer IRE department Of staats-
burg. this organization had planned
to give him . noisy. rousing chari-
vari. the real good fellowship sers-
made Of rural communities, but ow-
Ing to the quiet nature Of the we'd
ding. this noisy demonstration was
abandoned. The nremen say they
may give him God-speed when he
leaves for Europe. altar his honey
moon at Ferncliff.
The yacht Mona. the crew OF
which receives twenty dollar gold
pieces to-day from M. Astor a. a
wedding remembrance. was az clean
as Dutch kitchen. ready to take Mr.
Astor and his bride aboard after the
wedding. taking a trip UP tho Hud-
son. according to plans previously
arranged
HOUSE GUARDED LIKE
FEUDAL CASTLE.
A squad Of moving picture opsr,
ators sought to take Hopeland HOUSE
by storm. but tho line Of deput,
sheriffs guarding the grounds dis
couraged them.
Mr.. Aston was UP and about Hope
land House shortly after 9 O'Clock
and with Miss Huntington went on {
tour Of inspection OF the mansion
watching the florists decorate thei
wedding room and adjoining cham
bers.
, Never was feudal castle NOR,
closely guarded by Its sentries from
dusk TO dawn than the Tudor man
sion Of the Huntingtons. Through
out the night company of deput
, sherifts, the majority Of them EN-
ployees OF Robert p. Huntington, tn
brides father, patrolled the broa
acres about the house In comrnan
, Of Deputy Sheriff Patrick Murphy, Q
4 Duchess County. and Charles Han
o mon, superintendent of tho Hunting
. ton estates. Also among the guard
q was Edward Pinlsi,am. the overseer q
. Vincent Astor's denesne at Fernoliff,
which lies Just north Of the Hunting
y ton property. These men were swor
}. in by the Deputy Sheriff al Foush
keepsie. late yesterday afternoon.
q Not only was the patrol o: N
:. grounds maintained from f,e house
Q the Albany Post road. which swing
y past It at its eastern boundary, b,
In tho house itself were watchmel
y sleepless and vigiiant. They toe
o practical possession of the house ate
10 the members of the household retire
=. II for no other reason, the nunsro,
~ valuable presents for the BRIDE II
q great pearl necklace froIa V.nceI
ID Aston himself. and the Jewels white
q had arrived too late for despatch
" the safety deposit vault In Pousl
keepsie. which already holds many
the rich gifts Aent to Miss Huntin
tornado q guard over house Al
J., grounds imperative. In watches
;" four hours each the squads Of dep
=, ties kept vigil throughout the mig
A. and they viii DO on guard until Il
o last guest has departed from Il
~ house and It resumes again the ri
monotony Of IL existence a. . m
lionairs's country residence.
Soon aftsr brsakfast this usoru1l
n the Aorists' and the o&ksrsEs' N
4. descend upon Hopsland House.
N Huntin0eon home. and ~ about Z