The evening times., 1899-01-24
MARRIED AT NOON.
Miss Mira Noyes and Mr.. George w
Boyd United by Bishop Satterlee.

Miss Mira Noyes and Mr.. George w.
Boyd nited by Bishop satterIee.
One OF the most important nuptial events
in the social annals of the season was
the marriage of Miss Mira Noyes, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Crosby S. Noyes, to Mr.
George W. Boyd, of Philadelphia, which
was solemnized by Bishop Satterlee at
noon today
The wedding ceremony, which was wit
messed only by the families of the bride
and groom, was performed at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes and was
followed al / O'Clock by large and bril-
liantly attended reception. The colonial
architecture of 'Ingleside,' with its i'm
pressively large rooms stately reception
halls, and ldfashioned mantels made an
ideal background for the floral decorations
which We're both beautiful and artsticallv
novel in effect.
The room in which the marriage took
| place was decorated in the style of Louis
| VI. The walls were hung with white
silk and paneled with pink satin. Each
| panel was garlanded with a living frame
of graceful vines and from its centre
| bloomed a cluster of American Beauty
| roses. The high mantel was banked with
| Inc Sdule roses, anu III h utep meme IN
| the side of the north wall where the
| bridal group stood, the satin paneled
walls We're bordered at the ceiling with a
broad latticework of pink satin ribbons,
| the lnterstices filled with pink orchids. A
| frieze of the same royal flowers with
vines and pink ribbons extended from the
niche and eircled the upper walls.
In an adjoining room. which was also
draped With white silk. an exquisitely
mr.
baskets heaped with Bridesmaid roses
that were suspended around the
walls by broad streamers of pink
| satin ribbon, that, with vines and
pink roses, formed a floral border
around the room. The bridal group enter
ed the room preceded by four small chill
dren, Elizabeth Noyes, Frances Noyes
Newbold Noyes and Rudolph Stanley
| Brown. The little girls wore white swiss
muslin frocks, with large, soft hats of lace
and null. The little boys were in suits
of white duck The pretty mission of the
little quartette was 10 carry white ribbons
TO form a path for the bride. Miss Louise
Kaufman was the attendant maid OF
honorf and Mr. NJ. G. Seckendorff served
the groom as best man.
The wedding gown was of white satin
the lower front and sides of the skirt ap
pliqued with white velvet orchids
each flower with its stem ant
tendrils outlined richly with pearls
bertha or rose point drape,
| the high bodice, which was also trimme
with a diagonal band of orchids and gar
landed with orange blossoms. The tull
veil fell in misty folds from a crown O
| orange blossoms. and with the most bsau
tiful and artistic gown of gowns the brid
carried bouquet of white orchids.
Miss Kaufman wore picturesquel
dainty gown of white broadcoth and pic
ture hat of white tulle. Her flowers wer
American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Crosby Noyes was attired in toi
lette of embroidered silk, and Mr.:
Frank Noyes, in turquoise.
Near the bridal party during the cere
mony stood four girl friends of the brid,
! Miss McComas. Miss Hichborn, Miss Anti
Evans, and Miss Steliwag. With theI
were Messrs. Archibald w. Butt, Alfred .
. Stofer, Fleming Newbold, and DR.. Deale.
Mr. Boyd will take his bride to Ne,
! York for a short stay, and about the Is
of February they will start for a tw
, months trip to Mexico and southern Cali
fornia. They will reside in Philadelphia