Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-25
GAlllUDET- WEDDING
A FORMER wASHINGTONIAN
MARRIED THIS AFTERNOON.
Relatives From This City Present
at Ceremony at "The
Anchorage"

NEW HAVEN. Conn, August 25-At
the fashionable summer colony at Pine
Orchard, now called the Newport of Con-
| necticut. this afternoon. Miss Elizabeth
Kilbourne Young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alden M. Young of New York, was
united in marriage to the Rev. Herbert
Draper Gallaudet, associate minister OF
| the Central Congregational Church IN
| Boston. Mass, son of DR.. Edward NJ
l.Galaudet, president of Gallaudet College,
| and grandson of the late Thomas Hop
kins Gallaudet of Hartford. The wedding
was celebrated at the Anchorage the
Young summer home at Pine Orchard.
| and one of the most beautiful country
| places on the Connecticut coast. 1t was
very picturesque wedding. though the
ceremony was celebrated indoors, the
cool weather making an al fresco wed,
| followed was practically an out-of- doors
| entertainment, for every one wandered
about the beautiful gardens now riotous
with late summer blossoms. The man
| guests were in white flannels. and this
| added greatly to the charm of the scenes
| in the open.
The spacious rooms of the villa were
fairly abloom with gladiolas in pale pink
and white from the Young conservatoI1es,
used with wood ferns and palms Inc
ceremony was performed in the library
| the bridal party standing before the
huge stone fireplace. which was massed
with ferns and palms. The Rev. Delaney
| Townsend of New York was the omc1at-
ing clergyman, and the bride was given
IN marriage by her father.
The bride looked extremely well In q
gown of white satin, with yoke ana
sleeves of point applique. She wore the
veil of Brussels lace worn by her SIS
tiers, Mrs. Milton ]. Warner and Mrs.
John Goss, at their weddings and car
ried bouquet of lilies of the valley;
Miss Lucy Young. her sister. was maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss
Betty Lamb of Waterbury, Conn., All
wore empire gowns of pale blue chinon
and big black lace hats. adorned with
Alsatian bows of black lace. They wore
sented to them by the bride, and carried
bouquets of long stemmed hydrangeas IN
pink Two little nieces of the Dr1de,
each aged six. attended her as mower
girls, in frocks of white embroideries ana
lace, with high-waisted sashes OF blue.
They carried large pale blue straw hats
filled with pink rosebuds.
MI Dennison Gallaudet Of Washing
ton. D. c., brother of the bridegroom.
was best man. and the ushers were Mr..
Law School. whose wife was Miss Marion
Gallaudet; Mr. Clifford Cheney of South
Manchester. Conn; Mr. David Rogers
and Dr. George M. Smith Of New York.
classmates OF MT. Odllduuels wiz was
graduated from Yale in '9S.
Prof Isidor Troostwyk Of the depart
ment Of music of Yale University had
charge of the music. and during the re-
ception Miss Rose O'Brien.- the contralto
of New York, gave a short program OF
songs
At the reception the brides parents
and DR.. Gallaudet, the father OF the
bridegroom, received with the bridal cou
pie Mrs Young wore lavender chiffon
with lavender embroideries.
Mr. and Mrs Gallaudet will leave by
automobile for wedding journey through
the Berkshi-es and White mountains late
today. They will be in Boston early In
October, and will reside at $50 Beacon
street
The bride is a most attractive girl, and
has always been prominent in out-of-doors
meets at Pine Orchard. OF which her
father is really the pioneer. She has been
actively engaged in philanthropic work.
too, and when in New York. where her
family has spent the winters ever since
they closed their Waterbury house, did
considerable settlement work. Mr.. Gal
laudet was one of Yale's famous oarsmen
in the late 9Os and was one of the most
popular men in his class. He has been
in Boston for two years and before going
to the Central Congregational Church was
engaged in mission work In the North
Carolina mountains The Gallaudets, who
are originally Hartford people. have for
over thirty years summered at Indian
Neck, a few miles from Pine Orchard.
Because Of the wedding. however. DR.. Cal
laudet and his daughter, Miss Katharine
Gallaudet. took a cottage at the Orchard
for a month, and now have with them
several OF the Out-OI-LoWn people Oh ior
the event.
Guests were present from New York,
New Haven, Waterbury. Hartford. Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Washington. D. c.