The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30

Two Hundred Near Relatives and Friends
witness Religious Ceremony, which
Is Followed by Private Civil Ceremony
The Brides Gown and Ornaments.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 29.-Miss Madeleine
Ives Goddard was married to-day to Mar
quis ~d'Andigne Of France at Hopeton
House, the home of Col. Robert H. l. Cod
dard, father of the bride.
The ceremony was not elaborate, the
Marquis being in mourning. Owing to
the large family connection there were,
however. nearly 200 relatives and near
friends present.
At IL o'clock Mrs. Goddard, mother Of
the bride, entered, attended by her brother,
Herman j. Groesbeok Of Cincinnati. She
wore dress OF yellow moire and yellow lace.
Then the bridal party entered, preceded by
the Rev. Owen Clarke, pastor Of the Church
Of the Holy Name, who performed the
ceremony.
The ushers were @. Oliver Iselin and
Hamilton Fish Webster Of New York,
William Groesbeck Of Cincinnati and
Theodore Francis Greene OF this city.
The Marquis was attended by the only
brother of the bride, Robert Hale Ives
Goddard, Jr. The brides maid Of honor
and only attendant was Miss Mary Ludlow
Fowler Of Cincinnati.
The bride entered with her father. Her
gown was Of heavy ivory satin. The upper
part Of the skirt was plain, with a deep
brocade border Of Louis Quatorze design
woven upon it for half its depth. This in
turn was edged for a depth Of Twelve inches
with tiny frills of tulle, in CURVES one above
the other, and headed with a slender vine Of
artificial orange blossoms. The bodice was Of
satin and old point d Alencon lace. The satin
formed a draped bodice, above which rose a
yoke Of lace. The veil was OF point d'Alen-
con lace. and was also worn by the brides
mother az a wedding veil. Miss Goddard
wore no jewels. She carried a court bouquet
OF white roses and lilies of the valley.
After the religious ceremony the we'd
ding party entered the library. where all
signed the marriage certificate. Then fol-
lowed the reception OF the guests, after
which the bridal party withdrew to the
second floor, where a civil ceremony was
performed by Justice John T. Blodgett Of
the State Supreme Court.
After the second the Wedding
breakfast. was served. The bridal table
was laid for eighteen. There was an elabo-
rate cake with sixteen divisions, each one
containing a souvenir for a guest. The
MARQUIS ana MarqulBo later left Tor a we'd
ding trip in the South and West. The
Marquise on her departure wore a
street costume of invisible black and Rray
plaid, a with skirt and jacket, the latter
with a facing OF white outlined with a thread
Of silver.
The wedding gifts, which in the aggregate
represent more than 81 900 600, Include, the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. l. Goddard.
full set Of small silver, set of sables, cane
and muffi r. II. l. Goddard, diamond riviere.
set of Shakespeare (oldD Mrs. r. II. l. God
dard, diamond tiara, point d'Alencon veil.
old family lace, silver tureen, silver writing
set with tray, point lace fan; II. II. l. Cod
dard,. Jr., four silver oandlesticks, silver
smoking set; Mr.. and Mrs. William God
dard, jewels; Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Brown
Ives Goddard, full set of old English silver:
Marquise dAndigne, diamond ring and
bracelet; Marquis d'Andigne. diamond and
ruby necklace n diamond and ruby
brooch; Right Rev. William N. MoViokar.
silver brandy flask; the late MARQUIS ID
Barbantane 10y wild, silver centrepieoe
and pair candelabra; Count d'Andiane and
Mile. d'Andigne, diamond watch chain:
Viscount and Nisoountess Louis d Andiene.
full set of silver fruit dishes and bonbon
dishes; Col. and Mrs. George Dyer, two
silver and glass deoanters; Count and
Countess Robert dAndigne, two candle-
sticks; Countess d'Andigne, clock (~ancient):
Count and Countess Jean d'Andigne, confes
set; Count and Countess 0eoffrey dAndlane.
full set OF silver serving dishes; Count and
: Countess d'Alaasisr. j~ardinssrs; MARQUIS