New-York tribune., 1908-09-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY,"

Miss Edith Holt was married at noon yesterday
70 DR. Joseph Colt Bloodgood. Of Baltimore,
ION of Francis Bloodgood sr-, OK Miiwauhee- i
wedding took place at the brides home. NO. ~
East 18th street. which decorated with pains.
ferns and flowers and mountain laurel was drapeu
sbout the walls The ceremony performed by
the Rev DR.. Lyman Abbott, and wedding oreaN-
fast followed the guests being seated at IaoieS
arranged on the second floor and on the roof gar
den while the bridal party sat at table IN ihe
dining room. which done entirely IN "hi'e-
The bride who given away by her father
Henry Holt wore princess gown of white chiffon'
trimmed with lace Her lace veil. which was
caught with orange blossoms. worn by her
mother and grandmother on similar occasions ana
her bouquet consisted Of lilies-of-the-Vaiiey
Miss Winifred Holt was her sisters maid OF
honor and she wore Empire gown Of yellow
satin embroidered in gold, carried bouquet OF
yellow roses and wore an ename!isd gold Wreath
ON her head The other attendants were Miss Hen
rte+ta and Miss Margaret Bloodsood. sisters Of the
bridegroom and Miss Candace Hewitt. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Ringwood Hewitt Ihey
were attired in pink chiffon and carried PINK roses
The two children of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blood
good jr served pages.
Francis Bloodgood. jr., of Milwaukee. was his
brothers best man. and the ushers included Roland
and Henry Holt. brothers Of the bride; G. Vail
Stebbins Gerald Abbott Sedbury. Of this city;
Wheeler Peckham Bloodgood, of Milwaukee ana
Copeland Morton. of Baltimore Dr. Bloodgooe and
home in Baltimore where he is associate professor
of surgery in Johns Hopkins University
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Edward X
Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs Francis Bloodsood, r- Oh
Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs Wheeler fechhdih
BIoodgood and Francis Joseph and David WheeeF
Bloodgood, of Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs Cass Gii-
bert Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Delaield Mr. and MIS-
Herbert L. Satterlee, Professor and Mrs w Mill
gan Sloane and Henry Burr Barnes u.
ding in tOvy-r
Miss Sarah G.; AImy. daughter of Mrs John G.
Aln1y, of Washington and the late Rear Adrnira
AInv L. s. N, II. Brooks Price son or MI anu
Mrs BENJAMIN Price. of West 9Th street The cere-
rony was performed by the Rev. Or. George clarke
Houghton in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION II
was quiet affair there being no bridal attendants
ard only the brides mother and Mr. and Mrs Price
were present. The young couple will sail for Eu-
rope to-day. TO remain abroad for six weeks ana
on their return will make their home at No IL
West 18th street. Mr.. Price is architect and
member of the firm Of Hunt & Hunt
Miss Beatrice Speaight Boyds marriage to Will
lam ]. Peters of Washington. takes place to-day at
the country home of the brides father, William A
Boyd in Larchmont Manor. Mr.. Boyd's city home
is Ne. "a East 18th street.
Miss Mary Emily Sands daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Banjamin Aynlar Sands. will be married to the
Hon Hugh Melville Howard. Of England. on sat
urday September 19. The ceremony will be per-
formed in St Andrews Dune Church, Southampton
Long Island and will be followed by reception at
Shoreham the country home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thorn King, who have been
visiting relatives in New York and Massachusetts,
are booked to sail for their home in Pau France
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland H. Dodge and the Misses
Dodge who have been abroad all summer will re-
turn to New York next week and go to their coun-
try place at RiverdaIe-on-the Hudson for the fall
Mrs William 3. Dinsulore. who had been staying
at the Belmont since her return from Europe last
week has gone TO her country place at Staatsburs,
y. Y. for the fall.
Mrs Moses Taylor will return from the Adiron-
dacks this week and go 10 her country home. An
Mandate Farm in Mount Kisco. to remain for sew
eral weeks 500
Mr. and Mrs. GoeIet Gallatin have departed from
Southampton Long Island where they spent the
summer and have started trip through the
West.
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