The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-01
OBSERVE FIRST DAY OF JUNE
Baker
Married at
Winchester

The wedding of Miss Virginia Cabell
Baker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander NJ. Baker, of Winchester. to Peter
Vredenburgh, Of New York, was sol
emnized at noon today in Christ Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. Winchester. in
the presence OF a distinguished company.
The officiating clergymen were the
Rev. Nelson Page Dame, of Ossining.
n. Y. rector Of st. Pauls Church. and
the Rev. William d. Smith rector of
Christ Church. Winchester. The bride.
famous as one of the most beautiful
girls in Virginia. wore an exquisite i'm
ported gown Of white princess lace. en-
pire, her veil caught with a wreath of
orange blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet OF lilies 81 the valley and
maiden-hair ferns. Her ornaments con-
sisted of a magnificent necklace OF
pearls and diamonds, the gift OF the
bridegroom.
Miss Frances Peyton Page, her cousin
and only attendant, whose home is IL
Winchester, wore lace empire gown
over silk, and carried a shower bouquet
Of pink roses. She wore a large white
picture hat The bride entered with
her father. who gave her in marriage.
At the hower-declIed chancel she was
man, his brother. John Van Worst
NredenbuIeh, Of New York.
The ushers were; r. Lawrence Ben
son, LynfOrd dickinson, w. VIII Stev-
ems. r. II. II. SimOns. James f Lewis,
and II T. h. JacQuelin. Of New NOsk:
George J. Cook, OF Philadelphia; and
Gresham II. Poe. of Baltimore.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, in .he home Of the bride, TO
which the relatives and close friends
were asked,
This afternoon the bride and bride
groom left for a wedding trip 10 Wash
ington and New York. They will shortly
go 10 Europe, where several months Will
be spent on a motor trip.
The bride Is well known and popular
In society in Washington. New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Richmond.
She is a beautiful young woman, tall
and with queenly carriage. Her family
Is among the oldest in Virginia
Mr.. NrCdenburgh is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. James y. Nredenburgh. OF
New York, an old Knickerbocker family.
roe el.er Mr. NreIdcnb urEh is a prom
| inent and wealthy financier. He is a
director in the National Biscuit Com
| pany and other large corporations, and
] is also connected with a half dozen
| New York banks. The bridegroom is
| floor member Of the brokerage irm OF
! Lewis * Nrendenburgh Of New York,
| of the stock exchange. He is a graduate
! of Princeton and is extremely popular
| In club and social life In New York.
Among the guests at the wedding
] We're Miss Page Aylett Royal. OF Rich
mord Va, Miss Mary l. Cuttings Mis-
\ Eliza Howard Ridgeley, Miss Kit,
/ Poor. Of Baltimore; MISS Nellie Tabb.
/ of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. James b.
Nreudenburgh, Miss Eleanor Nrcnden-
| burClT Eugene II. Nrendenburgb, Miss
| Marie Van Worst. Of New York: Mrs.
Anna Taggart Philadelphia. Mrs. Al
/ fred Fisher baltimore
Mrs Bcrdan sister of Mrs. Hobson,
| who has been Mrs HobsOn's guest this
| spring. left Washington today for New
| York where she will make a series OF
visits before sailing for her home in
! Europe Mrs Berdan has made q ecent
visit in Philadelphia. returning TO Mrs.
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