The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-09
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SOCIETY WEDDING
SOUTH ORANGE GIRL ONE OF
THE BRIDESMAIDS.
Miss Jean Gillespie Attended Bride at
Miles-Boldt Nuptials in New York.
Suburban Marriages.

Miss Jean Gillespie, of South Orange,
~we1-known in the society set there, was
one of the four bridesmaids at the wedding
of Miss Louise Glover Boldt, daughter OF
George c. BoIdt, proprietor of the wal
dorf-Astoria, New York, to Alfred Graham
that city, at st. Thomass Church, New
York. yesterday afternoon. 1t was the
largest society wedding held so far In New
The church where the ceremony was per-
formed at 4 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Ernest
A. Stires, was beautifully decorated. Inc
choir stalls We're banked with towering
palms and huge clusters of white cnrysan-
themums. Both sides of the steps leading
to the chaneel were banks OF ferns and
chrysanthemums. The centre aisle was
decorated with green and white, the color
scheme that prevailed throughout the
church.
gown of old rose point lace over Duchess
satin, with full court train, heavily en-
bl oidered IN a white silk o pattern.
She wore a hong tulle veil, fastened with
orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet or
lilies of the valley and white orchids. The
matron of honor, Mrs. George {. Boidl
jr., wore an imported French gown or
white lace, embroidered with clusters of
American Beauty roses, with Empire back
of crush rose-colored silk, edged with silk
fringe. She wore a large picture hat of
white, covered with rose-colored plumes,
and carried American Beauty roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Helen g. Ham
mona, wore q handsomely eI1DfOlQeFeO
gown of pink liberty satin, with long
sashes with frlnged ends. She wore a pink
mushroom hat, covered with Maribou
feathers, and carried a shower bouquet of
bridesmaid roses.
Besides Miss Gillespie the bridesmaids
were Miss Dorothea Hammond, Miss Betty
Collamore and Miss Marguerite c. Evans.
of Washington. Their gowns were of pink
marquisette, with bodfces of lace and satin
fringed sashes falling over the shoulders,
forming an Empire back. They wore large
hOts nf white IlnCnt velvet. trimmed high
with white plumes, and carried bouquets of
pink carnations. The bridal attendants
wore their gifts from the bride, barettes
of pearls.
erick r. White. of Cleveland. The ushers
were George G. sBoldt, jr., Martin Nc
Avoy, jr., Charles L. Inslee, Allen Bole,
Jasper Rand and Edward R. Wood, of
The wedding reception was held In the
room of the Waldorf, which was
decorated with asparagus vines, lilies of
the valley, ferns and. palms. Refreshments
were served in the Astor Gallery.
Among the wedding gifts was a check
of generous proportions from Mr.. Boidt.
their home at los East T~hirty-ninth street,
New York.
The bride is an excellent horsewoman, /,
a ~well-known tennis player and sails her
Lawrence River, the sunmer home Of Mr..
Boldt. Mr.. Miles Is a Cornell man and
in the Spanish American war.
General john W S"eGSf riggs se and Mrs. tgrhggs
Charles Francis, ambassador to Austria,
and Mrs. Francis; E. II. Gary and Mrs.
Gary, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Miles, Oscar
art l.. Woodford and Mrs. Woodford, Cen
eral Charles F. Roe and Mrs. Roe, Andrew
White, MI. and Mrs. Medil McCor-
rick and Mrs. Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Vanderlip.