New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-19

mony and reception, and there c-,u
large gathering OF the relatives ana s-,.o,
OF ex-President Roosevelt and - 80
family. u MS
Inc cnurch viii be attraetivelv dAoo-.
for the wedding with IUss-es- ,t,a-..-,,0
white roses. mountain laurel. pink ,ao-s'',
ana PAINS; IN fact, the edifce win h -
INTO bower OF flowers By wa5,a-.
Smytne. VINO have charge Of the -
tlons- Inc bridal party viii walk fbro,--.
lane OF hlies-o -the-vaiiey fron, a."
cnurch door to the chancel. and tbA -,
VIII De covered with these flowers -
side afsles will be trimmed with -
roses, and m the galleries quantities -
mountain laurel and pink peonies U-,r -
used The ehaneel steps viii be Co..
with lilies-of-the-valley and Bride -
and the rail will be hung with garla,.s :.
white roses A prie-dieu with white -
cushions will be placed for the bride go
bridegroom to kneel upon, and above -,
VIII tower the largest floral arch ever 80
in this country for the purpose. noaaa -
pink rambler roses The platform. rss.-
Nahan Franko's musicians Will plavr me-,
be concealed by white roses ana raa,t.-
Tall palm trees will also be used 4, ~.
decorations The bride will carry a sa,-
quet Of rare white orchids showeraS Vt,.
orange blossoms, the bridesmaids rsr
carry pink roses ard the nlatron OF bo,,-s.
flowers viii be forget-n1e-nots.
Among the weddings set for Tuesd.v ~.
those OF Miss Julia Sands to Roland r,se1-
son. and OF Miss Mildred Carter "a Ior.
Acheson- The latter marriage viii tzE.
place in London and the bridal attsndap,
will include Lady Theodosia Acasson a
sister Of the bridegroom and DAUGHTER q,
the Earl and Countess OF Gosford. Iss,,
Victoria Stanley. only daughter OF Lers
and Lady Derby; Nile. De Lagrange
daughter Of the Connts ard Contesss "a
Lagrange: Miss Camille Morgan an4 Ne.
Elsie Nicon. both Of New York. Miss Ns-,c,
Scranton. Of Philadelphia, and Miss Rhos,
Ashley. The three erainbeare-s VIII be .bs
and the small sons os Lady Mary wars
and Of Lady Alexandra Stanley. The we'd
ding will take place at St Georges, Han
over Square. and as the parents o. n.
bride are now established at Bucharss. Z.
where her father represents the United
States as envoy. the reception Will taxa.
place at Dorchester House. which n,
American Ambassador and Mrs whiteIaw
Reid are lending for the occasion.
On the same day Miss Julia Sands wiz Ia
married TO Roland Dickson. son Of Mr.. ara
Mrs. Charles Taylor Dickson, OF Cinctn-
natf. in Trinity Church. Newport. t.,
bride is a daughter Of Frederick P Sands.
and offciated as bridesmaid at the nurtials
Miss Mariana FuIIan, at Newport, arr.
end OF last month. few days htsr,
namely on Saturday, there will be the we'd
ding OF another member OF the Sands fan.
fly, Harold Ayn1ar Sands, son Of Mrs.
William H. Sands. OF New YORK to Mss
Katharine Hynson McFadden. daughter %
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franklin McFadden q,
Philadelphia, at the latter's country home
at Radnor, Penn Harold 1fInott will be-
the best man and Austen L. Sands, Paid
ing Fosdick, Dudley Morgan. Thomas
Monsoon, Fuller Potter and Enlen Draytoa
Will De among the ushers-
Wednesday Is the day selected FOR the
wedding OF Miss Nellie Post. daughter CT
Lady Barrymore by her former marriage
TO Arthur Post. TO Montague Elidt
groom-in-waiting 70 King Edward and a
nephew Of the Earl Of ST. Germans. IRE
ceremony will take place In St Georges
Church. Hanover Square, and viii be toi-
lowed by a reception to be given by L1rd
and Lady Barrymore at their house IN
Hill street, Mayfair
On Thursday Miss Elizabeth Winthrop
Stevens will be led TO the altar Of St
Marks Church by John de Koven Bowen.
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. joseph TIltnn
Bowen. Of Chicago Miss Eugene PhiIhin,
Mrs. Giliat G. Schroeder, Miss Helen and
Miss Louise Bowen. Miss Antoinette Heck
scher, Miss Gladys Munford. Miss Dorothy
s Wilde and Miss Susan Fish Dresser viii
be among the bridal attendants Joseph T.
Bowen, tr.. will be his brothers best nan
and his ushers. nearly all his Yale class
mates, Will comprise Oscar Egerron Ste
vens, John Erwin. Mortimer Treadvay,
David Blodgett and Kent Glove. Ths
BRIDEGROOM will be graduated from Yale
IN Wednesday. and couple Of weeks after
the wedding he viii start with his wife on
a tour around the world before taking Up
his residence with her at Chicago
An out-of-tovn wedding on Saturday VII
Mr. and Mrs Alfred wInsor. 70 Hugh Nh
turn. OF this city, IN the First Parsa
Church. Brookltne. Mass Miss Winsors
attendants will be Miss Adelaide Jackson
Miss Barbara Burr and Miss Louise
Coolidge Charles E Perkins. OF Burning
ton Iowa will act as best mar, am Us
1shers will be Theodore Douglas ROBINSON
nephew Of Colonel Roosevelt Z Gerry
Chadwick. George Palen Snow, Amos :
Emo. Wendell P Blagden. Of this eAS'l
Edward Bowditch, jr.. and FREDERICK Pruss'
IF Albany: Alfred winsor. jr., and kennz-'
Tinsor, brothers OF the bride. RoheTt WEE
;or, ir, Gordon FairchiId- e V. r Tnaye'
and James Jackson. of Boston and
ward 3. Krunbhaar. or Philadelphia
Miss Sara Hardenbergh's marriage
Hugh J. Chisholm. jr-. son Of Mr. ana NE
Hugh ]. Chisholm, of this city. takes piaN'
IN Saturday in St Bernard Church re.
1ardsville. y. J. Leonard SULLIVAN % 80.
,ity. will be the best man. and K IhOlN-N
wilson. CourtIandt p. Dixon, David DO~
Perry Beadleston and W P HardenDsls
will act as ushers. The ceremony wiz
followed by a reception al the slim
loms of the brides parents, Nj anu ~
William P. Hardenbersh-
In Calvary Church. at noon yeS'04s
Miss Louise Nosher Bentley oaush.o. -
Mrs. Naury Davis Bentley. was marI'e
J. Lewis Parks. jr.. son OF the rev ~-
md Mrs. ]. Lewis Parks. The Ws'',
vas very small and quiet. and oniS -,
f.