New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
Mss ETHEL DA VIES MARRIED
SHE BECOMES THE BRIDE OF a. G.
THACHER IN NEWPORT.
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Newport r. I. Aug. ALI Saints Chapel
was the scene to-day Of the wedding OF Miss
Ethel Davies. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Julien
T Davies and Archibald Gourlie Thacher-
Promptly at the stroke of noon 10 the music
of the wedding chorus from "Lohengrn the
wedding procession formed. The ushers we're /
Townsend Burden jr.. John Clinton Gray. jr.
Edward Harding. John H Iseln Henry G.
Gray and Hamilton Thacher. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Marian Fish, Ellen Drexel Paul
Evelyn Sloane, Edith Thompson. Annie Colgate
Hoyt and the brides younger sister. Corneia
Sherman Davies. The flower girls, neces Of
the bride were Marie Rose De Garmendia Davies
and Alice Martin Davies. while the maid of
honor was Miss Marjorie Gould daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould. The best man
was George Oxenbridge Thacher, brother Of the
bridegroom. The Rev. Henry Morgan Stone,
rector of Trinity Church, Newport, oficiated,
assisted by the Rev, Dr.. William r. Hunting
ton. Of Grace Church, New-York-
The brides gown of soft cream white
satin. made simply. but trimmed with some rare
old point lace that has been in the family for
genera tions The train, which fully five
yards long, uncovered. except for the veil,
which was of the same lace as that used on the
gown This was held in place with spray of
orange blossoms. The brides only ornament
was a diamond pendant
After the ceremony Cnsfe WaS q "eCu4IlS
breakfast and reception the brides home.
Pine Croft. in Purgatory Road. The bride re-
ceived in the tea house. The tea house Is oc-
tagopal. and the walls were covered with green's
and vines with a set design The ground work
was green and the figures Of hydrangeas, with
fine pencliing lines Of soft green. This continued
to the ceiling, where garidnGs OF green ana ot
flowers came 10 central point, with broad
white satin RIBBON. forming a canopy, unuer
which the guests passed
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Z. j.
Berwind Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. h Mortimer Brooks, Miss Gladys Brooks
the Misses Brice, Mrs. II Bergman, Mr. and
Mrs / Townsend Burden. Miss Gwendolyn Bur
Aslor Bristed Miss Beatrice Crosby. Dr. and
hrs. a. :. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs. J. T Davies
IL Julien Davies. Sd. Mr. and Mrs. T. u. Da-
vies Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Davies,
Swan Mrs J. 2. Stone, Miss Stone. GIr and
Mrs Thacher Mr.. and Mrs. Pral Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. E y. Z. Thayer. Miss Harriet
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane, Mr.. ana Mrs
A G Vanderbilt. Reginald Vanderbilt, Miss
Kathleen Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson,
Nj and Mrs Seth Barton French, Miss Gourlie
Nj and Mrs. George J. Could, Mrs. Ogden
Goelet. the Misses Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs E. T.
Gerry Mr.. and Mrs. Colgate Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hitchcock, Nj and Mrs. oliver G.
jennings. Miss Lombard. Mr.. and Mrs Z. L.
Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter =. Martin, Mrs Hermann Oelrichs
Mr and Mrs. H. 5. Lehr, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
the Misses Twombly, Mrs. H Mex. Twomby,
Mrs. Rochester. II. NJ. Rochester, Nj and Mrs.
Mildred and Irene Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Shaw Safe. Miss Sloane. Mrs J. De Forest
Danieson, Mrs. Joseph Hartman Mrs G. H
Warren and Mrs. Burke-Roche.