The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-12-10
ENTERTAINMENT NOTES.
Dodd-de Barry Wedding.

DOuu-u6 bAry wedding.
Every one rejoiced when last Wednesday
proved SO pleasant day for Miss de Bary's
wedding. Long before $780, the hour of the
wedding. the Church of the Redeemer. began
to be filled with an assembly of finely dressed
people, including many from out of town.
The church was decorated by Holton and it
was most effectively done. Palms and white
lilies were the features of the decorations, and
just above the chincel was an arrangement of
Christmas greens and southern laurel. which
was particularly pretty.
Mr.. Chsffin presided at the organ, playing
with his usual good taste during the ceremony
Preceded by the six ushers and the maid of
honor Miss de Berry entered the church on the
arm of her fathe. and was declared by every
body to be one of the most beautiful brides
ever seen in Morristown. They were met at
the chancel steps by the groom, Louis Fred
eric Dodd, and his best man. DIR. Hughes read
the marriage service. At the completion of
the first part of The service, the party ascend
ed the chancel steps to the altar rail, where
the ceremony YVES concluded. Miss de Barry Is
gown was beautiful ivory white satin made
with long train. the bodice high and the
long musquetare sleeves finished with a satin
ruffie, coming over the hand. The front of the
bodice had blouse effect and was tucked. the
trimming beng beautiful round point. The
veil was of tulle. simply, but very gracefully
fastened on. She carried shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley. making everyone who
saw it rejoice that the old stiff boquet of past
days had been superseded by the beautiful
ones of to-day, so much more graceful and
bridelike. ?
The maid Of honor, Miss Mary de Barry, the
brides only sister, wore pink nloltsselins dc
sole, trimmed with pink velvet. black velvet
picture hat" with black plumes and carried
beautiful pink roses. Mrs. de Barry wore
black brocade and bluetvelvet, with black
bonnet. Mrs. Dodd, the groom's mother, was
in black velvet, and his sister, Miss Dodd.
wore gray cloth gown, trimmed chinchilla,
and white bonnet.
The best man was Delaney Watts of New
York, whose father, DR.. Watts has a country
place in Morristown, The ushers were Chas-
Washington cousin of the BRIDES. Edmund
Burde, Harold Ives Thornton Earle, George
Warren Case, Jr., and Robert A. Bogart, all
| of New York.
! After the ceremonX a few friends went to
the house for a wei ng breakfast. The house
was very pretty and bright with pink roses
and palms. and during the beautiful breakfast
the Hungarian band played most delightfully."-.
Among the guests were Miss Drummond,
Miss Goodwin, Miss Macy. Miss jackson. Mrs.
jackson. Mrs. francis II. Macy. Jr., of New
York, Judge AMI Dodd. of Newark, Mrs. and
Miss Dodd of New York, DR.. Hughes, Miss
| Egbert,s Miss Twining, Miss Forsyth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Wal,enen. Mrs. and Miss Marten,
Miss Thompson, Mr., and Miss J. S. w.
Thompson, Chas. G. Foster, Miss Foster, Mr.,
and Mrs. DeBarry, Mr.. and Miss CLARK of
New York, Mrs. A. G. Ropes, Miss Slade,
Mrs M. @. March, Miss March. Miss Abel,
Mrs. Taintor, Richard Duyckinck, the Misses
/ Evans, Edward Van Week, Miss Eleanor Hall,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marion Cox. The
BRIDES travelling dress was of blue cloth with
blue hat trimmed with brown wings.
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