New-York tribune., 1900-09-13
INCIDENTS AT NEWPORT.
MISS HARRIET IVES GAMafELL MARRIED TO
THOMAS sHAw-sAFE. OF LONDON

Newport, P l. Sept z (speciaD.-In Emmanuel
Church at noon to-day the religious cereUdTTE was
performed uniting in marriage Miss HaFreffo1ves
Gammeu Of this city and Providence. a1d-Tharnas
shaw-Safe OF London. England, the civil ceremony
having been performed yesterday by Judge Bl2dgett.
OF the Supreme Court The Rev. Emery Il Porter,
rector OF the church the oh1c1ating clergyman
II was not the quiet Informal" affair which had
been announced. Instead the church was nled
70 its utmost cap1city. II being Qt the largest
weddings which has taken place here in many
wears A special train brought q large party OF
guests from Providence and other parts OF the
State and practically the entire body OF summer
residents was included IN the large and fashionao
gathering at the church At the wedding breakfast
following the ceremony, which was given oy Nj
and Mrs Robert Ives GammeIl at their house on
the CEns only about twenty guests including the
bridal party and few intimate friends were pres
ent One of the brides visitors. Mrs Herbert VIE
OF Arthur Herbert. o: England, was unable to De
here for the wedding.
The bride who was given away by her brother,
Robert Ives Gammeil, wore gown OF white en-
broidered satin and long veil OF point lace ana
IN her hair a circlet OF diamonds, the gift OF the
BRIDEGROOM. The maid Of honor, Miss virginia
GamnelI a niece OF the bride. carried cascade
bouquet OF pale pink and lilies Of the valley
with long flowing ribbons.
The hest man was W G. Maxmu1er. OF the Brit
isa Embassy. and William GammeIL j.. uePhe"
of the bride. was groomsuaan The ushers were
Grafton Cushing F Gray GrfswoId, J. Nelson
| Howard D. Berkley Updike, George Grtswold, IT.,
and Denniston R Slade.
The church was prettiIy decorated. the ceremony
being performed within floral bow erected in the
chanceI As the guests entered they passed through
an arbor OF palms leading the main aisle where
/ at each pew end bouquet Of white roses tied
with white gibbons. az about the level OF the pew
back AT intervals along the aisle on either side
were white satin standards 10 10 feet high sur
| mounted by large punches Of bride roses and
feathery white flowers AS the bridal party entered
| the church the organist played the bridal chorus
from 'Lohengr grin and for the recessional Meudels-
sohns wedding march rendered.
| his afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Shaw Safe left here
for brief visit TO a quiet country place IN Massa-
chusetts. where they will remain some time. and
viii later sail for Europe after spending two weeks
! here. At the brides cottage the Gifts, during
j the day upon the invitation Of the bride large
number Of uewsboys. messenger boys, bootblacks
/ and Others enjoyed days outing at Island Park
| Commander Fernando P Gilmore, Z n, and
TO-DAY al the nome q ne oroS' - - PraIids1ca
/ onlv Immediate friends and a number Of naval
! officers and their wives being preseat- Ine bride
| was given away oy ner son, Re1 2oaL an
! acted as best man. The house was decorated with
| palms and clematis white hydrangeas and amer Amer,
lean Beauty roses. while the piazzas were enclosed
by screens OF oak leaves laurel and bay AIteG Ter
! the ceremony wedding oreaktast vas sertea, @ Lne
| table decorations being American Beauty roses
eoIT9siGTI 79SiiS,as ~ Tsave where he was in com
mand OF the gunboar Isla de Cuba. captured from
| To-day's fox hunt had small field Of riders.
/ owing probably. the high wind. which was nioW-
! ing gale down on the South shore where the
! course was laid The meet was at Prlce's Meek,
inst or the ocean Drive. and the tran lay along
! the shore 10 and around Bateman's Point then
/ north and back OF the golf club and over KING 5
Land into the southern part Of the city where the
''kilTa was made the old polo lot II was an
excellent course for spectators 10 see the run mad
| the weather conditions been favorable mere were
not many stone knolIs but several very hIn FENCES
/ AS A consequence, none Of those who followed the
/ hounds rode straight. and only Mrs L1adenours
! and Alfred G. Vanderbilt were in ar the finish.
/ To-day the final match in the mixed foursones
/ was pIayed on the Newport Gof Club links. On
/ account Of the high wind good scores were tmpos-
/ sibIe and the gallery Of spectators was small The
4 two confesttng pairs were Mrs. r P Carroll and
| Victor Sorchan and Miss Eunice Terry and Wood
| bury Kane the former winning. up and 10
| NAV The urzes were cups offered by Miss Thayer.
| number OF entries have already been received
| for the match for the cup onered oy the Count
! 81 Turin when he here two years ago, which
! H- ba Dlsvsd next Sunday. This competition is
open to club members only, and is for thirty-sx
holes. medal play.