The evening world., 1905-07-18
ROSE PASTOR
NOW BRIDE OF
MILLIONAIRE
Ghetto Girl Welded to ]. G.
Phelps Stokes with SIM
pie Ceremony.
200 GUESTS PRESENT.
Special Train Took Them from
New York to Noroton to
Witness Marriage.
RODE IN THE SAME CARRIAGE.
Bridegroom Accompanied Bride from
the Stokes Cottage to St. Luke's
Church-Brother OfficIated.
RODE IN THE SAME CARRIAGE.

tercc'al to The Evening WORLDLY
NOROTON. Conn July 1S.-Jamcs
Graham Phelps Stokes. millionaire
philanthropist, and Rose Pastor. the lit
tie east side cigar maker with whom
he fell In love in the course OF his
settlement work. were married here 1T
high noon today Mt ST. Luke's Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Arson PHELPS Stokes. jr., secretary OF
Yale University ard brother OF the
bridegroom. assisted by Rev. DR..
French, rector Of the church
The ceeronv va quiet and simple.
About 200 guests from New York came
UP or a special train for the wedding.
Most OF them were settlement workers
from the east side or persons Interested
in r~hi!anthropic enterprises They were
gathered at tho church when Mr..
Stokes and Miss Pastor arrived from
the Stokes cottage IN the same carriage.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
over a silk petticoat. Her veil was
decorated with orange blossoms. The
gift of the bridegroom, a pearl neck
lace with a pendant formed of a large
pc~ar-shaped pearl. was around her
throat, She was attended by Mr.. Rauh,
o. indianapolis. while kellogg Eurnand,
10 .nn r-ri,orsi,, so,,ror.r, IN N.,.
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ard Harold Phe ps Stokes, bro, hers of
the bridegroom. and Robert Hunter and
John Saerman Hoyt mis- brcthers-in-
.r"' o''uH -T"f'e "L'e''e' ''"t.
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rin,, voro rs,d Il, ,ha n,rrtnro
n,o,v
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Inc 9'"hoS i""h''y was Almost luily
represented al me "euu'hs' MF. ana
Mrs' AhSoh FheIps Stokes the parents
o. inc "F'SeSr'"tn; MS pfoth'r itafo"d'
ms s'st't' MIS-. fe'"'rl hunter ana Her
nuSp'no were me hrst 10 congratulate
we !ou"H or'"e u''ef the ceremony
"'S' i's'O. anu "7F young ch'iureh'
"ho Ha'e ucch guests oil the stokes
h''e sIngc ms' week. renamed atter
souhs ~ ''oHes ana MS or!oc started
VII '"'I' Meuu'"s journey
iHeS VIII san LOT Europe tomorrow
o" inc WINE S'E inner Cear4c tor a
tooF .. me APPS ana lhe continent,
,poA '"rlr return journey they VIII
visit the NAttechapel Sums in London,
where Rose Pastor spent her childhood.
7, , ,ri., .roL,b,o .E,, 4, oo,hr,.io,
q" 80 f'C''''' - u
OF TIER marriage hr. stokes VIII es-
tabl!sh some sort of a memorial
cborirv g., tho raig,borb,,d =, pa.n-
NJ :" '' '''ou o' ie't-
Na's' > e,ose possible 10 tue
erido,e "-r,isoo,o,.sr Th..
49,
-. NN' VIZ "'s ue'e'N
tAe literary talent OF Rose Pastor ir
the letters and contributions of poetry
she sent TO his paper from tine ciya,
~ "S '"''' I'm u c'Sa'
factory IN wA!ch she worked in C!eve'
land, was one of the guests at the
$500 NJ, ue." 10 me IN,
"t, H!op"tth LOOK IN the talented
Jewess she might never ave come tc
New York and never have met IN,
Young millionaire who's. ram. sr,a 700,
,o.ta" nna 800 "'ose name s'e 'oof
Thcrs an" u. whose tor'rne a1e VIII share
from circles of society widely at vari.
ahce' but all were in good taste and
prompted solely by regard for MIR,
Stokes and the ycunr vonon vino ,,o,
hIs Inya S "Dl" VINO won
ms 'oNe, - HeVih' literary editor OF
friend Of Nose Pastor in the days when
she took up her struggle with poverty
la New York. sent a line cabinet made
of woo from the Mount Of Olives. or
MIR. Stol;eS's associates IN his settle
James Hamilton, Kellogg Durlnnd and
Paw M AtInhAnn