New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
MISS HELEN POST WEOS
Third Ang|o-AmeriCan Wedding
of Season in London.
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| London, June 22-The third Anglo
American wedding of the season drew
another swarm of smart people to St
| Georges to-day, when Miss Helen Post
became the bride of Montague Charles
Eliot. 1t was a white and silver we'd
| ding
| The church was made beautiful with
white lilies and lflies-of -the-valley. The
Rev. D. Anderson, the rector, officiated
The bride was given away by Lord
| Barrymore.
Miss Post was attended by five brides
maids. two flower girls and two pages.
The bridesmaids were Lady Gweneth
| Ponsonby daughter of the Earl and
| Countess of Bessborough; Miss Claire
| Frewen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs More
ton F'rewen; Miss Margaret Trefusis.
| Youngest daughter of the late Colonel
Walter and Lady Mary Trefusis; Miss
Connollan and Miss Coxwell Rogers
The two little girls, Dorothy Smith
Barry, half-sister of the bride and MISS
Nancy Cunard, daughter Of Sir Bache
and Lady Cunard, walked with the two
pages. Lord Clonmore, son of the Earl
and Countess of Wicklow, and Master
Renshaw. son of Mr.. and Lady Winifred
Renshaw
The bows were attired in white satin
| court costume, the little girls in long
| white satin frocks with lace caps. and
tho elder bridesmaids wore gowns of
white satin charrneuse, with silver lance
silk ernbroideries and crystal tubes
1cht
| lunches Of myrtle The bride wore a
| sirple white satin robe with tram OF
| antique Brussels lace, with light silver
| yelling. The bridegroom was supported
| bv Viscount Duncannon-
| The wedding guests after the crush
| in the church reswarmed in Hill street.
| where they were entertained by Lazy
| BARRYMORE. There were presents from
the Duke of Connaught's family and the
Crown Princess of Sweden. in addition
- hundreds of gifts from English and
American friends
Miss Post is the daughter OF Lazy
Rarrvn1ore and her first husband. the
late Arthur Post, of New York. MT
| Elliot is the son of the late Colonel G IL
= Eliot and grandson of the third earl
| of ST Germans. He was groom-ln-
waiting and gentleman usher to KING
Edward.
G. Georges Church was the scene of the
n-cdding of Miss Beatrice Hart Blerck'
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boykii
p:arc,1 of Garden City, Long Island ana
Ml,on REYNOLDS, of New York, yesterday
at noon.
Miss Lille Guichard was the maid OF
,or,or and the bridesmaids were Miss Dor
othv Martindale and MISS Mhofed iayioi'
Ed1-ina FITZGERALD attended as flower girl
Tba best man was Oliver Charlick Rey-
nolds. The ceremony was performed by the
| De-. Arthur s Payzant, of ST, Georges,
assisted bv the Rev. ]. G. Bierck. of Phila-
| delphia, an uncle of the bride
| 1ba bride is the daughter of the auditor
or the Long Island Railroad Company, and
A1r REYNOLDS is a grandson of Oliver Char
HcL AT one time president of that COM
Peny-
| Fasthampton Long island, June 22-The
| marriage of Miss Mae Elmerdorf HACK
| staff daughter of Charles L. Hacksta1,
and DR. John B. Walker, partner OF the
| late DR. William T. Bull of New York.
vas solernnized in St. Luke's Church here
1T
| formed bv the Rev. DR.. William T. Man
ming of Trinity Church. New York spe-
cia, train brought a party of about one
hundred guests from New York.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss CaryI Hackstaf, as maid of honor
lawrence Z Sexton. of New York, was
| ret man. and the ushers were Dr. w S,
Rrvant. DR. Myron P. Denton and Eugene
| II watson The ceremony was fol-
| ,o,rea by reception at the couDtry home
| e tho brides father. DIR. Walker and his
| ,,aa on their return from their wedding
| .r will reside at Mr.. Hackstafs city
] 80 No 7 East 54th street New York
| City.
A. CT anselnl's Church yesterday morn
, N,ss Anna Marie Farley, daughter OF
-, FARLEY formerly of Utica, n. Y. was
! ied 10 DR. Albert Marius Beckery, OF
-, York A solemn nuptial mass was
.a1.,,rated by Prior Bernard. o. S. B.. as
ssted by Father Rupert. o S b. as
| -, rather Anthony, o. S. b, assist
/ -, deacon. and Father Xavier master Of
! .or,opies St Anselms choir was accom-
| .,anied bv the Neapoltan Orchestra
| ,rha bride wore a white satin gown
| ,,,,,-a with duchesse lace. Her tulle veil
/ - caught with orange blossoms. and she
,ried a bouquet of lilies the valley and
white sweetpeas-
! THE maid Of honor was Miss S. Gertrude
| ,,,Ia,- s;et y of the bride She pink
! chiffon over raspberry satin. and carried