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sent out and Jackson prepared at
once TO see the ceremony.

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once TO see the ceremony.
Relatives Are USherS.
Miss Alexander has selected as her
attendants Mrs. SnOwden A Fahne-
stock, matron Of honor; the Misses
harriet and Janetta Alexander, cOu-
Sins OF the bride, Miss Jean W. De
lano, and Miss Jessie ". Drake, of
Paris. as bridesmaids.
The ushers chosen were George z.
Roosevelt ard Monroe y. Robinson,
cousins Of the groom; Francis Roche,
Hamilton Fish. jr.. Fulton Cutting,
John ". Cutler, Grafton Chapman.
Eliot Cutler, of New York, and F.
Morgan Gilbert, Of Utica, =. Y.
The plan for the floral decoration in
the church is 10 have the main aisle
entirely white with clusters Of roses
and lilies at each pew. This scheme
viii extend 10 the altar. the steps Of
which are TO be carpeted with lilies Of
the valley and Pride roses The prize
dieu OF white satin will be festoOned
with Bride roses and above viii be an
arch Of white flowers.
This decoration viii be carried up 10
the organ loft and viii be surmouIted
with masses Of delicate pink rambler
roses. for which particular flower the
Southern market was corner ed. It is
said. On either side Of the organ loft
there will be great bushes of these
roses against a BACKGROUND Of palms.
The columns on each side Of the church
viii be festoOnad with roses and at the
base of each window there will be
mass Of ferns and roses
Plans for Music.
While the guests are being seated
there will be a concert OF orchestral
music under the direction Of Nahan
FranEO. VINO will have fifty musicians
in addition to the organ. The program
was arranged by the bride-eleCt and
viii include selections from "Lohen-
grin. % Tannhauser." and Die Walkure"
and numbers by Dvorak Charpentier,
Massenet. TsChaikowsky. and Saint
Sacns. in addition 70 HandeTs Largo"
A platform % accommodate the mUsj-
clans VIII be built this morning directly
back of the pulpit and the men VIII be
concealed bv flowers
is the bride enters the orchestra will
play the wedding music of 'LohCnErin.'
Miss Alexander viii walk NO the main
aisle with her mother and be met a.
the chanCei steps by her future huS-
band. HIer attendants VIII group around
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procession. VIII stand back Of ROosc-
Welt.
Brides Uncle Oficiates.
The great-uncIe of the bride. the Rev.
DR.. Henry NJ. Sanders, will perform the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Gordon
Russell. Of Cranberry. y. J.
The bride will wear the conventional
white satin with point lace and orange
blossoms. Her dress has been described
at length as an empire gown, with high
neck and three-quaTter length sleeves.
The collar and yoke were made Of rare
Valenclennes lace collected by Mrs.
Alexander. The prevailing cOlors or the
costumes worn by the brides attend
ants are dull pink and pale blue Of
pastel shades. The young women WEI
carry flowers to correSpOnd-piuk roses
and fOrget-me-nOtS
Following the reception the couple Will
go on a honeymoon, but they have not
announced where. They plan TO arrive
about July / n San Francisco, where
the bridegroom viii take a position with
the carpet manufacturing concern in
whose Connecticut factory he worked.
Says Pop" Doesn't Know.
When Theodore, jr-, was asked. today
where he and his bride intended travel
ing. he exclaimed:
"oh, that's a secret. Why. even pop
doesn't know"
The statement that even pop didn'-
know" put an effectuaI damper on the
inquisitiveness of the newspaper re-
porters.
Miss Alexander is at the home Of her
mother Theodore. JT.. remained at the
residence of the Douglas Robinsons. ~
Madison avenue. Neither Miss Alexan-
der nor her mother had anything to tell
about the details Of the wedding
All OF that was attended to BY Theo-
dOre, u, who even gave out the de-