New-York tribune., 1910-09-09
GILLESPIE-SHERMAN
New York Banker Takes Bride
at Newport.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune.

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Newport Sept. S-Miss Irene MurieI Au-
gusta Sherman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watts Sherman. of this city. and Law
! renee Lewis Gillespie, of New York, a son
of General and Mrs. George Lewis Gil
lespie, were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents here this afternoon The
wedding was strictly a home affair. though
it was necessary for Mr.. Sherman to have
added a temporary room to his villa on
Shepard avenue TO accommodate the
guests.
The whole house was eIabora tely deco
rated in honor of the occasion. which was
the first marriage in Mr. and Mrs Sher-
mans family. Cut flowers, palms and
potted plants were used in abundance. An
aIcove off the drawing room. where the
Lride and bridegroom stood during the cere-
mony and reception, was decorated with
white flowers and plants. The Casino or
chestra played not only for the wedding
ceremony but also for the reception
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Stanley c. Hughes. rector of Trinity
Church. The bride was given in marriage
by her father She vore a princess gown
Of ivory satin with a square court train
four yards long. The entire gown was
festooned about the train a large shower
bouquet of orange blossoms was worn at
the corsase, with spray of the flowers
falling to the front OF the skirt. The
brides veil was also of AIencon lace This
was caught up with orange blossoms. and
was the same which was worn by her
mother on her wedding day
The bride had seven attendants Her sis
of honor, and was attfred in a gown of
blue chiffon trimmed with ribbon She car
ried white roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Sadie Jones, Miss Helen Rives, Miss
Margaret Stewart, Miss Dorothy King.
Miss Ruth King and Miss May Hartman.
All wore gowns of the same design-cream
chiffon cloth, with silk lace, medallion ef-
feet draped with hydrangea blue satin
ribbon. and long sashes. They wore lace
waists draped and caught in front with
pink roses and large blue satin hats
trimmed with ostrich pIrrnes. Each carried
large bouquet of white roses
a brother OF the bridegroom, Robert Nc
Kim Gillespie Of New York. was best man
and the ushers were ]. Stewart Barney,
W. Forbes Morgan, ir.. James I.aurens
Van Allen, Harry T Peters. William Rhine
teN-N~4 SIC " al 4 il anu JOilIi " tTentiSS
Late in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs Gil
lespie left Newport in an automobile for
Boston. The honeymoon viii be spent on
the Pacific Coast. visiting, with an extend
ed stop at Los Angeles. where Mr.. Gillespie
viii be delegate at the bankers conven-
ton.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hildegarde Turle, daughter of Mrs Robert
H. Turle, of No. 81 Monroe Place Brook
lyn, to J. Saunders Taylor. of Norfolk
Va. son Of Colonel Walter H Taylor
president of the Marine Bank of that city.
Word was received here yesterday Of the
wedding in the Church of St. Leonhard,
Brunnen, Switzerland. yesterday morning
Of Miss Edith Patricia O'Gornan. daughter
Of Justice and Mrs. James A O'Gorman,
10 James Edward Mcdonald, a Deputy As
sistant District Attorney in New York City
The wedding was attended by the brides
parents, who are travelling abroad.
Mr. Mcdonald is about twenty-eight years
Of age He was graduated from Columbia
University with the class of '03 and from
Columbia University Law School in 06
Following his appointment by District At
torney Whitman he gave up private prac-
tice. He is member of the Columbia Uni
versity Club and the Phi Sigma Kappa fra
ternity