The herald., 1896-01-16

cent bouquets of bridal roses. To the
right of the chancel was group of stately
palms. To the left the pulpit was SUBJ
merged in the same charming effects in
graceful arrangement of smilax and white
carnations. Overhead. beautiful garlands
of green springing from all sides united in
a dropping cluster of W hite carnations with
flowing ends of white satin ribbons. Dur.
ing the assembling of the guests choice Sc
lections of music were rendered by Mr.. j.
C. Dunster. who presided at the organ.
At s o'clock the bridal party was ushered
in by Richard Dickinson, Felix hoffman,
Ben Coulter, Carroll Allen and Dee Sale.
The bridesmaids, six in number, led the
way. Each wore a satin gown of distinc-
tive coloring, yelled with chiffon of the
same soft shade, cut decolette, and wear
ing corsage bouquets of white carnations.
Miss Bessie Bonsall was in pink. Miss
Marie Burnett in blue, Miss Hattie Kimble
wore yellow. Miss Kate Landt lavendar,
Miss Lille Wellburn was in cream and
Miss Cora Goodrich in pale rose.
Following the bridesmaids came Miss
Vera Jevne, the flower girl. in pink silk
covered with white organdie and valen.
ciennes lace. Next came the maid of
honor, Miss Iga Mark, the BRIDES twin
sister. in gown of pale green faille and
carrying large bunch of brilliant red
carnations. The bride came last, walking
alone. She was robed in white satin. cut
low at the neck and with large bouffant
sleeves, over which fell double row of
rarest lace, an heirloom of the family.
worn by many generations of brides.
simple row of pearls finished the bodice at
the neck and waist. She wore a long veil
and carried a magnificent bunch of white
Roman hyacinths. The bridal party was
met at the altar by the groom and by the
best man. Frederick Flint, jr.
The marriage service was performed by
DR.. John Gray, to the low accompaniment
of the soft melody.
A reception for the nearest relatives and
friends followed at the home OF Mr.. and
ter of the bride, on Orchard avenue.
The house was exquisite in its lavish
decoration of white carnations, smlax and
La France roses. The entire lower floor
was thrown into one large reception room,
at one end of which, in a bower of pink
and white blossoms enshriIlng pretty
conceit of two united hearts in floral de-
signs.
Among the relatives who came from
distance to attend the wedding was Arthur
T. Mark of chicago, brother OF the bride.
About one hundred and fifty guests were
present, and many handsome toilets were
worn.
Mrs. Flagg wore Partisan creation of
white satin with delicate stripes and inter-
woven buds of mauve, pink and blue,
whose soft tints were carried ont in pearl
trimming of the waist and repeated in a
chiffon that was gathered in the short
bouffant sleeve and low neck of the bodice.
Clusters of pink roses at the shoulders
lent distinction to the costume. She wore
beautiful pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Jevne was gowned in a rich robe of
lavendar brocaded with garlands of roses
and garnished with duchess lace.
Diamonds completed the handsome cos
tune.
Conspicuous in the gathering were three
charming brides of the season, Mrs,
Arthur Hughes Brady in her wedding
gown with diamond ornaments, Mrs. How
ard Graham Bundrem in handsome cos
tune of blue and white, and Mrs. Albert
Crutcher in bridal dress of white or
Candle with real lace garniture and bsauti-
full pearls. Mrs. Wilbur Parker wore vel
low satin brocaded with gold chrysanthe-
NUNS and bertha of duchesse lace.
Mrs. J. II. Brady was gowned in q hand
some black and white costume with Jet
ornaments and diamonds.
Mrs. Willonghby Rodman wore white
brocaded satin with pearls.
Mrs. John A. Fairchild was in black and
green brocaded silk trimmed with jet.
Her ornaments were diamonds.
Miss Jessie Kimble was gowned in
white silk trimmed with chiffon and
flowers.
Miss Helen Fairchild was lovely in green
satin and mouselline de sole.
Miss Lila Fairchild wore beautiful
gown of white null with insertions OF lace
and pink ribbons.
ents displayed rare and costly gifts, con-
spicuous among them being fine china, cut
glass and exquisite table service of silver
and gold.
The newly welded couple left last even
Ing for northern journey OF several weeks.