New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
T. s. TALLER MARRIED
VEDS MISS H. S. BROWN.
After Baltimore Ceremony They 90
on Automobile Honeymoon.
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lev There fifty guests from
- YORK and the occasion brought Baltimore
cao-ze Coulds yacht, the Atalantas which, it is
- NJ offered his friend Mr.. Taller for the
ts--77oor trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould arrived from
E-oriaa yesterday and spent the night on their
yucht
The wedding ceremony took place at O'Clock in
-, large IA lroom Of the town residence of the
nouns al Madison and Cathedral streets. The
+,,-,o71 was arranged as much like the interior
= church as possible. Easter lilies formed the
ties floral decoration The improvised chancel
IS banked with lilies Palms and ferns from
Nondann. the Brown country estate, formed the
background
- IN, whom she was given in marriage. Mr
Tra- was attended 10y his best man. Edward de
47.vster Livingston. Of New York The bride wore
n-n of soft white satin. draped princess. and
: 81 trimmed with old lace worn by her
-5-norher At her wedding. Her lace veil. also
:, bsf-loon was held in place by a diamond morse
sboe the gift Of her sister Mrs. B. Howell Grls-
- r. Her Jewels were comb Of amber. set
5tb diamonds and handsome diamond baFrette'
~ gifts of the bridegroom. and her engagement
= @ solitaire. Sic carried g. wnte prayerbooA'
-, which fell a single shower OF orange blossoms
l. only attendant was her sister. Mrs b Ho"eH
f;riswold. jr- matron Of honor who wore FIeiIoH
-, n canary chiffon. embroidered IN orange
,I,.ssar7s and d large yellow chif1oh nat VII"
-1,,-,es OF the same shade
- ,sf7e~s were b Howell GrisWold. jr. and
coree Ma. of Baltimore. and George Gould
80 Busse-l BENJAMIN Nicoll, Ford Huntingdon
80 F2sgsr and Lyle Hall, all IF New YORK
T4s Rey Dr. Donald Guthrie, of The First Fres'H-
+-sn Church off7ciated at the ceremony A l"' st
reception followed
e curious persons from filing the streets around
- p-ovn mansion 10 get q glimpse OF the gowns
= .ba erests entered. The reception was one 'l
-L largest ever held in Baltimore The guests III
cluded over one hundred persons prominent IN
New York and Baltimore society as well as many
from other cities The bride renamed o''N a Sil"'
tine al the reception
TIE handsome touring car presented 10 me " oIlue
BY President Murray 81 the Baltimore 'iIo
Railroad drew up in front Of the Brown TeSloeiiee
soon after O'Clock. prepared for the trip 10 Hot
Springs Va The objective point Of the newly
welded pair.
notwithstanding the storm the bridal couple de-
te-zlined 70 adhere to the original plan Tor an
automobile honeymoon trip. and the car vas pre-
pared for even the storm!est weather Ihe hIs'
stage Of the trip 10 Washington, where MI.
and Mrs Taller spent tonight, and from where
they will start tomorrow on The second stage Of
the trip 10 Hot Springs.
Never before in Baltimore has such an array Of
wedding gifts been seen. IN value they represent
large fortune There are nearly Eve hundred
gifts including a large check from the brides
father. TWO automobiles. one from oscar Murray.
president Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad; p
trch chain Of 241 diamonds from George n. Hu1n.
= Of Philadelphia: a gold after dinner coffee set.
f-or7 NJ. and Mrs Clarence Nackay, and q dozen
gold knives ara FORKS from Benjamin Nicoll Of
New York one large table in the hall under the
ballroom vas covered with articles OF gold and an
other with silver
The Parents Of Mr.. Taller gave large check
His father also gave two fine pieces Of tapestry
and his mother gave eight f-r Of white bear,
Hack bear, leopard tiger and African lion all OF
great beauty Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt sent
silver breakfast service CTeorEe J Gould gave
Dozen handsome gold nIal=s- n and MiS- harry
Iehr cf cles- Eo,h bell buckle o. pink enamel on
gold Nj and Mrs J. Lee Taller Of New York, 4
writing set Of scarlet leather mounted with go-d.
George Baker. of New York. silver platter li1ed
viii gold Miss Sadi Jones, Of New York, crystal
box 81 with diamonds. and Mrs Kingdom Of New
York mother Of Mrs George Could dozen gold
coffee spoons
on their return from their wedding journey Mr..
and Mrs Taller viii spend May At the Plaza in
New York where they have taken suite Of
rooms Part Of June they will spend with Mr- and
Mrs Brown Al Mondamin- their country place
near Baltimore and in July they will abroad 20
spend two or three months motoring. Next winter
they viii occupy the house in 51st street near Fifth
avenue. which Er. Taller has recently purchased
Miss Miriam Couden. daughter of Mrs. G Melish
Couden Of washington, was married yesterday 10
Leonard Tinglev Of Providence by her uncle, the
Rev. DR. ] Howard Melish. rector of Holy Trim
ity Church Brooklyn. whose home, No. l26
Pierrepont street. Brooklyn. the ceremony took
place at I O'Clock The bride was given away by
anothers uncle Colonel William 3. Melish. Her
or1v attendant was Miss Ella Osborn of Manhat-
tan NJ TingIey who is the son OF Mrs. A. Cur
us Tingley, of Providence, had as his best man
Wilson Wing, Providence, and serving as ush-
ers were Ralph Ospby. Raymond Ospby, Edward
Fuller and Jonn Couden- Nj and Mrs IlnGley VIII
make their home in Providence
The New York Avenue Methodist Church, Brook
lyn WIS the scene yesterday afternoon OF the Wed-
ding of Miss Maude Virginia Jones, daughter Of
s,,en,,e and Clarence Frederick Westin, Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles r Westin- Miss Helen F Jones'
Of Scranton Penn. a cousin Of the bride, attend
I'd her as maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Myra s. Day, Of Jersey City, and Miss Elsie
2 Preston Of Brooklyn. Frederick G. Often vas
the best man, and the ushers were William Rob
5nson Sirnons. o Brooklyn; George A. Moore, OF
81. Cloud Minn.: James A Mofett, jr-, Newton
lanes Robert H. Ieake and Frederick Leake, Of
Manhattan.
Miss Janet Waring Roberts daughter or Mrs,
George W Roberts. Of Yonkers, was married -
Alexander Everett Hunt, New York broker at
s. Johns Episcopal Church, Yonkers. yesterday
The ceremony vas performed by the Rev J Mare
Ericsson. The bridesmaids were Misses Mary Lord
FRANCES Hunt, Harriet Bliss, Corne+ia Hoyt, Edna
Wilder Julia Lefingwel and Helen Gilman Iheo-
dore Fuller Vas the best man.
albany. April 14-F4arry H Bender. former fiscal
supervisor Of state charities. married here to-day
Miss Helen r. Wilson. daughter Of NJ and Mrs
William J. Wilson, Of Albany
nv Telegraph 10 The TrIhune.l
Columbia : e.. April H.-In the large ballroom
of the HAMPTON plantation at Santee, in which
General Washington once took breakfast, Miss
Harriet Horny RutIedge, daughter Of Colonel and
Mrs Il NJ Ruuedge. was married TO Judge Pau
Edpard -Seabrook to-day. The Rev. Dr. Wilson, Of
Charleston performed the ceremony.