New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-22
TAKES AMERICAN BRIDE.
The Netherlands Minister and Miss
GlOUer Married.
IrRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU


Warrington Dec. H.-Jonkheer Rene de Marees
van Bwfnderen. Minister from the Netherlands to
the United States. and Miss Elizabeth Lindsay
Glover, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs c. C.
Glover, were married at noon to-day in the Church
OF the Epiphany by the Right Rev. Henry Yates
satterlee. Bishop OF Washington. the Rev. DIR. Nc
him rector OF the church, reading the betrothal
ssrV'ce After the ceremony tho wedding guests
were entertained at breakfast at the home Of Mr.
and Mira Glover. in Farragut Square the guests
Doing received by Mr.. and Mrs. Glover and the
bride and bridegroom. Official Washington at
tended the wedding in full force The ceremony
was according to the Episcopal ritual The bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin" was sung by vested
chor OF FORTY voices. and wedding hymn followed
the betrothal
Shortly after IL o'clock the bridal party arrived
at the south door OF the church First came the
ushers. Count Adam de Moltke de Huitfeld of Der
marx Count Van Limburg Stirum and Baron Van
Tralivan Serovskerken. of Holland: Major Charles
L. McCawley. OF the Marine Corps: Walter Van
RENSSELAER, Berry and Clarence Wilson. OF Wash
ington. Miss Hagner. Mrs Roosevelts secretary
VINO was maid of honor walked alone. carrying
large bouquet OF Bridesmaid roses The bride en-
tered on the arm of her father. She wore a simply
made princess robe of white satin. with a guimpe
of point lace. Orange blossoms held her tulle veil
In place, and she carried lilies -of-the-vaIley and
white orchids. Miss Hagner's gown was Of white
wolfe, with bodice effects in cream lace Her white
hat was shirred with light blue velvet and had
awaiting them were the bridegroom and his best
man, Baron Moncheur. the Belgian Minister. Half
the centre aisle was reserved for the diplomatic
corps. All the ambassadors present, with the
exception OF Count Cassini. who Is indisposed.
Practically the entire corps IN attendance.
among the more prominent being the British Am
bassador and Miss Durand accompanied by the
Ambassadors staff; the French Ambassador and
Nine Jusserand and the embassy staff: the Chinese
Minister the charge daffaires OF the German En-
bassy the Spanish Minister and the Portuguese
Minister There large representation of Pan
American diplomats
The Secretary OF State and Mrs Hay arrived
shortly before noon and were seated at the front
Taft. the Secretary of the Navy and Miss Morton
and Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks also were seated
I'm the middle aisle. The church handsomely
decorated with white chrysanthemums. bride roses,
palms and lilies Of valley.
Mr. Van Swindereu and his bride left Washing
ton in the afternoon for a wedding trip, but will
return time take their places in the diplomats
line at the White House reception on New Years
Day. They will live at No. l.7SS MIST. which the
Minister recently leased.
The of the wedding breakfast was as fol-
lows:
Chaud
Consomme Richie Tasse.
Cannelongs la Russo
Boudins de Volatile PeriEueux Petits Pos
saumon a la Bayadare. Sauce Remoulade
Jsmso s de ETgnie en- Bellevue
ssHdwiches AssortIs.
Giace
Petites EXCUSES Biscuits SRpoltainr.
Petts Fours Assorts Marrons Ghacts.
cerisss c Msrauise'
MOst Chandon Champagne, imperial Brut ApOIlinaris
December 81 Rauschers