The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-21
One Hundred Policemen De-
tailed to Keep Rabble From
lingering the Rich Dresses
of the Guests as They Pass.
MILLINERS IN EVIDENCE
WITH READY NOTEBOOKS
Young Roosevelt Says q WHIP
With an Emphasis That
Brings Smiles to Faces of
Guests In the Great Church,
SOME BEAUTIFUL GOWNS
Anew YORK;, June 2O.-TheodOre
N Roosevelt. jr-- and Miss Eleanor
nufIer Alexander were married ut

ATEW YORK;, June 2O.-Theodore
~ Roo-evcit. jr-. and Miss Eleanor
Hufier Alexander were mnrried NJ
o'clock this nftcrnoon I'm the Fifth
Avenue PreSbytcrinn church.
Bride and bridegroom kneit on white
satin cushions for their responses
The brides voice was innudfblc, hut
young Roosevelt said II do with an
emphasis that brought many smiles
among the guests
Long before the hour set for the
wedding the nciEhborhood Of the
church WIS packed with crowds Of
curious
4 special detail 81 one hundred po-
ticcmcn held them ne n distance Co pre-
vent their lingering the texture of the
over the shouIdrrs Of the Officers
pccpcd miliincrs and drcssmnkcrs, note
hook In hand.
Miss Alexander was escorted to the
church by the same mounted officer. an
old cavalryman OF Spanish war days.
Roosevelt last Saturday in the land
parade from the Battery TO Central
park. and when she came out as Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, IT.. he saw her
safely 20 the reception given after the
ceremony at the home OF Mrs. II. Alex
ander. an aunt OF the bride Conspic-
uous amonE the guests we're forty-two
Rough Riders In fun Uniform
Rough Riders Invited.
Colonel Roosevelt decided this morn
Ing that it would never DO to leave his
comrades out In the cold al his eldest
sons wedding. Accordingly. he sent
out "a hurried call at the eleventh hour.
20 as many as were still Tn town or
the gallery. When the colonel had
taken his place vita dignity. he turned
90 look for them and. when they waved
az him. waved back again with b0yish
More beautiful floral decorations than
those Of the church today are not re-
membered at any Of the brilliant we'd
dings to which a sophistica ted city has
grown accustomed. The bride walked
to thc altar. down n lane walled WITH
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Zach pew was outlined with roses on a
background or feathcrT ferns Pink
rambler roses also hid the pulpit. The
organ was covered with roses. Roses
framed the windows.
colonel Roosevelt sat with his wife
and their children. Quentin and Archie.
Behind them sat Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Lo1gwortn. Mrs. LonEworth wore n
white chiffon gown, trimmed with
blaci. and pale yellow. with big black
and yellow hat and q profusion OF
icWclry.
~ soft white satin and tule. richly
trimmed with duchess lace. which had
been worn by the brides mother and
grandmother az their weddings. Her
train was three yards long and her
veil fel 90 her waist
brides Mothers Costume.
The brides mother. Mrs. Henry Nd
Olson Alexander. save her away. Mrs
Alexander wore a pale yellow chiffon
gown. with a Louis Nv. train OF blue
and gold brOcado and a large hat.
trimmed with a single large ostrich
plume.
The matrOn OF honor was Mrs. snow
den A. Fahcnetork who was Miss
Elizabeth BertrOn until "a few weeks
ago. when Miss Alexander was maid OF
honor ~ ler weduinE. she wore
forgef-mf- n1tr.
The bridesmaids were Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. the bridegroom's sister. the
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