The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
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sh,,h ~ bridal Iary 1as~ad, whtle The altar
.ss NlIri 9th stately falna among which
,hst- we y s~rfinkilne ~ rink noecfs,
ths ghrarel rail- wa covered With btnehea
dfiuk f,,sss tied With pink @tin bows and
tho balcony and thn organ loft wcrc grouped
ain rtlma and fancy foliage plants. Tho
toic rh,ndolicfs were sprayed with aaparas
ns vines, while tho arches ~ tbs church
S,r decorated with asparagus plumoe
spts mel with e~nohantrvas carnations, On
zach ado n each arch were placed large
bunchoa n e~nchantreAs carnations tied
with double rink bowa Of Natin ribbons In
keeping with the color scheme Of pink.
Promptly at noon tbs bridal party en-
tered tho church 20 the music Of thc wedding
chorus from ~"iohengrin." The bridal pro-
ceSsion vas led by tho ushers. Harold A..
sands. a brother Of the bride, Fuller Potter
Howard II, Henry, q. Perry Osborne,
Walter Foulke, Jay Miller, Coleman p.
Brown and Lambert Cadwalader.
They were followed by the bridesmaids,
four in number, the Misses 0eorgiette 7. A.
Collier, Ada D'Acosta, Jeanette Fish and
u--...,l Gs,@as Thay mnx R1vvn.l -
white lace trimmed with pink ribbon roses,
wearing white picture hats and carrying
bouquetsof pink roses and pink p~arasols.
The bride, leaning on the arm Of her
father, who gave her away, wore the con-
ventional wedding gown OF white attn
with long flowing veil Of point applique
lace, which was worn on the coca sion OF
the wedding Of her grandmother. She
carried a bouquet OF white orchids.
At the chancel rail the wedding party was
met by the Rev Waiter lowrie, rector of
the church. who performed the ceremony,
and the bride groom and his best man,
Joseph Otis Minot, his brother.
From the church the wedding party and
guests were driven to the summer cottage
Of the brides parents, Weebush, on
Belle ue avenue, where the wedding break
fast and reception were held.
Here the decorations were elaborate. In
the parlor, where the bride and bridegroom
received under a group OF large palms,
there was q fountain effect Of falling water
and ferns and white roses.
The dining room was decorated with
asparagus vines dotted with gardenias, and
here small tables we're set for the guests.
The brides table was decorated with ferns
and g~ardenias. The piazzas, on which ev-
eral tables were also set, were curtained of
with oak leaves 20 as to screen the guests
from the view OF the crowd outside the
suspended from the ceiling, and groups of
palms placed in the corners.
The guests to the wedding, especially
the younger ones, were very much disap-
pointed when the time for the going away
came, as the bride and bridegroom man.
aged to elude them and get out of Newport
without having to submit themselves to a
shower Of rice.
The young people took into their conf
dence some Of their friends and arrange
ments were made for the fast champion
launch Twentieth Century to meet the
couple at one Of the wharves at the lower
groom donned their travelling clothes and,
escaping out Of the back way Of the cottage,
entered an automobile and were driven
hastily to the wharf. They boarded the
boat without being detected.
The launch took them toWiokford, whence
they were driven to Wexford Junction.
They did not nnoun their destination,
but it is understood that they are bound
up the Hudson, where they will visit rela-
tives until it is time to sail for Europe.
They have engaged ass age for j une 2s.
The bride wore a travelling gown Of gray
with large picture hat to match.