The sun., 1910-06-21
ROOSEVELT'S son MARRIED
ROJGH RIDERS ELEyENTH
HOIR WEDDING GUESTS.
me o,oasI Rsmembsred Thsm Just n
Time street CFsWd aeSAmbleS fOr
R,rr add Roses Aftsr ths Csrsmsay
q, the Church ana ths Rsesptisa.

Rice and Moses AHtSE Nne Nef0noog
q, the Church and ths Rsesptioa.
Ths,dnrs Roosevelt, IT,. Was married
v..,srlsv afternoon % Miss ElsanOr But
- Ale1ands.. the daughter Of Mrs.
Henry Addison Alexander Of a West
T,r,v seventh street The Firth Avenue
Trssbyterian Church. a. Fifty Afth stFss,
sni Fifth avenue was more than oOm.
icr,ably filed long before O'olook. the
appointed hour. by early arrivals among
the ~ invited guests. Firth avenue Tor
,so blocks north and south Of the church
And along Fifty-hfth street were crowded
ui,h people Who sssmed-At lSas, the
women Sho formed the majority
duded between the desire 70 get q glimpse
oi the bride and eagsTnsss 10 Sss Col.
Roosevelt The bridegroom was almost
iauSotten. and fsS saw him when hS
rrtyed a, the church an hour before the
ceremony Hut Theodore. Jr.. didn't
seem 70 mind
A,the last minute Col Roosevelt rsunsm-
bsrsd that the Rough Riders were N
Oun ald hadn't bssa invited. That
vould never do. In no tinas ~ all Ken
nsih y Robinson vas hurFying around
u the Rough Rider headquartgs at the
Hotsl Buckingham 10 tel 'ths boys
% jump into their unif0rms and come
along There was q scuFryinR for uni
lorns and an attempt 70 round up the
Missing Nearly Afty u the men man
Ased 10 get together. and marching two
abreast they reached the church In time
% aida military touch 10 the wedding.
Al this time the crowd outside the
church had been growing. u was well
behaved. a. least during the arrival Of
the guests and while the ceremony vas
beng performed Inspector Smiling
Dick Walsh. Who had charss Of Ioo polies-
men. and Inspector 0'BFien. bosalnR q
sqhAd of mounted men, had 20 diiiculty
n keeping the way clear for the noW of
automobiles and carriages 10 the en-
frances 10 the church on Fifth ave nue and
Nity-hfth street
A. St0o'clock the ripple Of cheer and
. sound Of handclapptng up the avc0ue
announced that Col Roosevelt vas oom-
hg He drove up 20 one Of the Fifth
avenue entrances in an a1tOmobils. a.
ormranled by Mys. Roosevelt and Archie
and Quentin. the two younger Roosevelt
- - -
snd the crowd spplaudsd and the cameras
clicked whils the driver backed into
position. Quentin. griuning with delight.
sCted a. lookout and pilot. Col Roosevelt
Aised his hat 10 the crew d and then turned
70 meet Inspector O'Rrian. who stood
q the doorOf the aYt0mobils --.
How are you. Stevs'' said the Colonel
- he pumped the policeman's hand.
I'm mighty Glad 70 Sc you. inspector.'
Then he Eassed on into the church and the
trowd settled hacls 10 watch Tor the bride
Presently the Rough RidsEs came march
hg up from the Buckingham
Il was almost O'ciock when the
mounted police gsllOpsd uD and down
~ shut oh trAflc on the avenue and clear
the way for Miss AlsxandeT's automobile.
which came throagA Kast Fifty-ash
Ereet and drew up a. the church door
q that side. The bride hid her face IN
q zTeat bunch oG hliea Ol the valley when
her machine vas blocked Just before
reaching the church door. The phOtOg-
raphers ssiEed the chance for a picture
Then she lowersd tho bouquet aud sEniled
out quite tsankly at the people.
Inside the church was q EarCien 0f
flowers Florists had been AZ WOFk since
'hs evening before. Roses garlandsd
ne columns on eithsr side and ai each
window base rosen were massed Ia feFna.
The aislas we're walled with roscs and
hIies Of the valley. Each pew was out
Ansd IN roses backed BY dstcats ferns.
ne pulpit was carpefe1 With rOses aud
The organ loft was hidden by great
branches Of the pink rambler ross upoa
thsckground Of palms ooncealing Nahan
Frankos orchestra 0f hfJy pieces.
Uhs Isheu were George Emlen ROoss-
vst and Monroe Douglas Robinson,
cousins of the bridegroom; John ".
Cu,or Ehot Cutler. z. MOngan Gilbert.
Hamilton Flsh. Jr.. Francis Roche. Fulton
Cutting and Grafton Chapman. While
hey Esrs seating the guests the orchestra
played selections from -Tannhaussr.
'LobenRrin' and Die walkare.' and
numheTs by DVOrak. ChaFpontisg. Mas
sens,. TschaikOwsty and Saint-Saens.
Shumann's Evening song vas played
durnE the ssgvic~.
A. Mise Alexander entsred tho church
he orchestra. accompanied ~ the organ,
heRan the -LohcnRrin' wedding march.
N'- AleHander walked up ths aisle With
hsr mother and was met AZ tho chancsl
tisrs by the bridegroom. Who waa 40
tonranied by, bic bPothsr Kermit a.
bet nan.
he bride vas drsaned in white satin. |
No bodice trimmed with rare Valen- |
osnhss lacs The vOluminOus tulls veil |
"a caught at the coiRurs with . cOr0nst
n Grange blossoms. Her bo1qust was a |
shts orchids and lilies of ths valley. /
Mr. AleAender wore = pals yellow ehif- |
I'm gown with Iouis xv. train q blus !
md god brocads she wore q largs has !
Trimmed with a single ostrich plume.
he matron Of honor. NFa. Snowdon
fahnestock she vas formerly Miss
'.7au'th Rerton and Miss Alexander Was
Pep maid of honor az the wedding q fsW
s''ks ago preceded Mrs. Alexander.
-" 10rs her bridal gown and carried .
bouquet n forget me nOts.
The .udssmaids. Ethel Roosevelt. the
.76'Rrooms Sister; Harrist and SAnstta
A@IAUder cnusina n the hFida. Ma