The Washington herald., 1909-04-15

Baltimore, April 1A-Gifts fl for a
princess. a check from her father for
between $lO0.eoO and $4,000. a string Of
diamonds two yards long. chests OF silver,
$4,000 automobile. and a dinner set in
gold, marked the wedding to-day Of Miss
Harriet Brown. one of the most beauti-
ful girls in Baltimore fashionable life,
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown, and T. suffern Taller. the New
York whip. clubman. and banker. here
this afternoon
The presents. the most elaborate ever
seen in this city, filed the basement Of
the Brown mansion at Cathedral and
Madison streets. where the ceremony took
place. one large table being covered
with articles OF sold. Eight hundred per
sons. prominent in the social life OF
Baltimore and New York. were present.
Gown of white satin.
The bride entered the ballroom on the
arm OF her father She met the bride
groom al the ehaacel steps. attended by
his best man. Mr. Edward de Peyster
Livingston OF New YORK.
Miss Brown wore an exquisite gown OF
soft white satin, trimmed with point lace.
which had been worn by her grand
mother, and her lace veil. also an heir
loom. was held in place by a diamond
horseshoe. the gift OF her sister, Mrs. q.
Howell Griswold. jr. Her Jewels were
a comb OF amber set with diamonds, and
i q
Of the bridegroom. and her engagement
ring. solitaire nearly ar inch in diam
eter. She carried a white prayer book.
/ from which fell a single shower Of orange
blossoms. Her only attendant was her
sister. Mrs. Griswold. as matr0l Of honor.
who wore French gown OF canary chif-
fon, embroidered with orange blossoms.
and a large yellow chiffon hat with
plumes OF the same shade She car
/ ried a bouquet OF pink orchids and lilies
OF the valley.
The ushers we're Mr.. B. Howell Girls
void, jr.. and Mr.. George May. OF Balti-
more. and Messrs. George Gould. Robert
/ Russell Benjamin NichOll Ford Hunting
/ ton. George Baker. and LytIe Hall, ali OF
I New York. Rev. Donald Guthrie. OF the
First Presbyterian Church. Oficiated.
Honeymoon Auto Tour.
Soon after the ceremony the couple
I left for an automobile honeymoon tour
/ in the So 2ooo-weddins- gift car from Oscar
6. Murray. president OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad They were ac-
companied by a maid and valet. and will
| travel in easy stages via Washington.
y. c.. 20 the old homestead al Hot
Springs. Va.
/ Bright and shiny in frs new paint. and
( equipped with all the essentials for tour
! ing. the big car in which the couple
/ started from the Brown home, was the
/ center Of interest for the hundreds IN
/ the throng outside. which inspected II
minutely while awaiting with eagerness
I the appearance OF the bride and bride
/ groom
Notwithstanding the storm. the bridal
/ couple determined 70 stick 10 the original
I plan for an auto honeymoon trip. and
/ the big car was prepared fer even the
! stOrmiest weather. The first stage or the
/ trip viii be 20 Washington, where the
( couple viii spend the night. and from
/ where they viii start of again tomorrow
morning on the second stage OF the trip
/ 20 Hot Springs.
] On lleT return from tlelr wedding
( journey Mr. and Mrs Taller viii spend
/ May at the Plaza in New York, where
I they have taken a suite OF rooms Part
/ OF June they viii spend with Mr. and
/ Mrs Brown. al MOndawmin. their ceun-
+ try place near Baltimore, and. in july
/ they Will 60 abroad TO spend two OF
/ three months. motoring
/ Next winter they viii occupy the house
Z in Fiffv-firsf street near Fifth avenue
I which Mr.. Taller has recently purchased.