New York Times 04 Jan 1893. 04 Jan 1893. MISS CUYLER'S WEDDING.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CEREMONY TO-DAY IN LONDON. LONDON. Jan. 3. The whole American colony is astir with preparatfons for the wedding of Miss Wayne Cuyler (age 21) of Baltimore and Sir Philip Henry Brian Grey-Egerton (age 28). The ceremony will take place to-morrow afternoon in St Peter's Church, Eaton Square. The Rev. William Egerton, the Rev. George Egerton, and the Vicar of St. Peter's will officiate. The service will be full choral. The altar, choir loft, and body of the church have been decorated elaborately with flowere to-day.

The best man will be Lord Grosvenor. The bride will be attended by three young girls, Misses Cornwallis, Corbet, and Egerton, and will be given away by Henry White, the United States Chargé d'Affaires in London. Her gown is heavy white satin, with a Watteau train, bordered with orange blossoms, Empire girdle, and Empress Josephine sleeves embroidered white crystals pearls. The Empire scarf of old point which she will wear is a present from the bride'e aunt. Her [?] and the bottom of the skirt will bé trimmed with long sprays of orange blossoms. Her tulle veil will be fastened with a diamond star, the glft or her grandmother, Mrs. Holton, and diamond butterfly. The bridal wreath will be of natural orange blossoms. The pearl-and-diamond necklace and the bracelet which Miss Cuyler will wear are presents from Sir Philip.

Among the 150 wedding presents many pieces of superb jewelry. Mrs. Cuyler's gift is a diamond tiara; Lady Selkirk, aunt of the groom, has given a diamond-and-sapphire bracelet; Col. Egerton, diamond-and-ruby necklace ana tiara; the groom's tenants, diamond tiara. In acknowledgment ot the thoughtfulness of his tenants Sir Philip has given to the village churoh a peal of bells, each inscribed with the date of the wedding. Sir Phllip ønd Lady Egerton will pass their honeymoon on the Riviera.