New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

st. Thomas's Church, beautifully A..
rated with baskets OF pink roses ana d.,.,.~
palms and spring flowers, was the 49,
yesterday afternoon OF tho wedding =, NJ
Katharine II. Tilford TO Stanley c,.,.""
Mortimer son OF Mr.. and Mrs Rlchs.s
Mortimer. The bride. who was arravs1 -
white satin. trimmed with point lace ..s
wore n rose point lace veil, her eo...--
Consisting Of white roses. was given
by her father, Henry NJ TIford Hsr =.
tendants consisted Of Miss Leila H.
Miss Virginia Alexandra. Miss Rose o,s'
Kane and Miss Wilfreda Mortimer. ~"
sister, Miss Annette Tilford, officla,In.
maid OF honor The latter was dresssd =
pale pink chiffon over pink satin. Wiz
which she wore poke bonnet, trimmed v,..
pink, and carried pink roses. TIE fro.s.
OF the bridesmaids were OF rose pink ca,s
fon. their pink hats being faced WITH
grsyish blue satin. Their bouquets v...
composed OF pink roses.
Richard Mortimer, 1r.. was the best n..
and the ushers were Richmond Tan,
Henry s. Hooker, Griswold Lorillard c.,
ton Chapman. II. Gallatin Pell. Frand, a
French, George r. Wagstaff and Joh.
Rutherford. After the ceremony. vh~s
was performed by the Rev. Dr. Ernest N
Stires, a reception was given by A.
mother Of the bride at her house in Vs.,
sd street which was decorated with Ars,
ican Beauty roses and spring flowers An.
short honeymoon trip the newly marrss
couple will go TO Tuxedo for the .a,lv
summer.
The wedding of Miss Katharine Va,
Rensselaer, Fairfax and r. Schuyler car
mann took place yesterday afternoon \,
Grace Church, decorated for the ocoasIo,
with Easter lilies, palms, pink roses and
smilax. The bride was dressed in whit.
satin, trimmed with Irish point lace bs.
veil, caught with orange blossoms, being
Of the same material, while her bouque,
was composed Of lilies-of-the-valley and
wild roses. Miss Justine Erying ir
frock Of pale blue chiffon. with a hat Of
the same material and hue, and carryin,
maid OF honor The bridesmaids. consis,.
ing Of Miss Virginia l. Hunt, Miss Mary
Ostrander. Miss Harriet Van Courtlana,
Ogden, Miss Gladys Howland Pel Ms,
Helen lie Roy Miller and Miss Es,eIA
Crosby, were arrayed in gowns OF pink
chiffon and cream lace, with which they
wore pink straw hats trimmed with roses
and carried bouquets Of pink roses There
were also two little flower girls, Gracs
and Eugenia Fairfax. cousins OF the bride
picturesque in frocks OF pink satin and
10 bot ~ ha Col
carried baskets Of rambler roses
Edward g. Cammann was his brothers
best man, and the ushers were Hamiltoa
Van Resseiaer Fairfax. Lewis Gouyernew
Morris, Stephen Van Rensselaer,. Charlss
Macdonald. Henry L. Bogert. tr. an.
Henry Weisse. The ceremony, which was
performed by Bishop Greer. assisted BY
the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Slattery and the
Rev. DR.. William T. Manning. OF Trinity
Church, was followed by reception give-
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton r. Fairfax
the parents OF the bride. In their house II
Madison avenue After a brief honeymool
trip the newly married couple will 90 10
Merrick, Long Island, where the bride.
groom's parents have presented thea
with a house.
Wright Barclays marriage 10 Mrs. A. q
Prentice. widow Of Augustus g. Prentics
and daughter OF the late George W. FowIer,
Of Tarrytown, took place yesterday q
noon in her house, in West s1st strst
where the ceremony was performed by tls
Rev. s. De Lancey Townsend, rector Of Al
Angels Episcopal Church. The bride was
arrayed in a gown OF pink satin charmeuss
and point de Venise lace. with which she
wore a hat Of white straw faced with pink
chiffon and trimmed with pink roses ar!
mauve orchids. OF which flowers her boz.
quet also consisted. Miss Marguerite Wat.
son. daughter OF the late G. Warre
Watson, in a frock OF white net over whit.
satin and white hat. trimmed with pht
roses, was the maid OF honor Henry a
Barclay was his brothers best man. The
newly married couple left town for Virginia
Hot Springs. On their return they vii
make their home in the brides house, t
West s1st street
Another wedding yesterday was that q
Miss Beatrice McClelland Gauntt. daughtG
OF Louis Frederick Gauntt. OF Flatbush, 70
Winslow A. Parker. Of Brooklyn. whes
was solemnzed at the home OF the brides
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James "
Barrett, No. 197 Ocean avenue, al I'D
o'clock. the Rev. Alfred w. II. Holder Of.
fciating. The decorations We're pink ani
white. and the altar was an em0ankmem
of palms and ferns. The bride, who entered
on the arm of her father. wore a gown q
cream white satin with court train, ye!s
I'm embroidered chiffon, with pearl trim
mings and duchess lace. Her tul.e vel was
held in place with a spray OF lilies-oi.tfs
valley, and she carried a shower bouars
OF the same flowers and bride roses TIE /
bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice SandhuseS
OF Roslyn, and Miss Jessie FOrsythe q .
Woodhaven. both gowned in pink chias
cloth over messaline satin. with arm boz
quets OF pink roses. Miss Lucille d. Gaah'S
sister OF the bride. was the maid OF hofh
and wore white satin. over which was
pearl beaded tunic. She carried pink rosa
Miss lone Page, daughter OF Mr. az
Mrs. Howard Page. will be married
Courtlandt Nicoll in 81. Georges ChuN-
this afternoon. The ceremony will 10 ~
lowed by a reception in the Colony Clue
The wedding of Miss Priscilla d. ssS
ton TO J. Rowland Auchincoss. son Of ~
and Mrs. John w. Auchincloss, VIZ
celebrated to-day in the home OF her
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lee stanton s
West 49th street Owing 20 mourning
relatives and few intimate friends VII
present.
An out-of-town wedding to-day OF in",
est 10 New York society viii be mar
Miss Florence Smith. daughter Of Nr
Mrs. Oscar L, Smith. OF Bangor AID
the country place OF the brides ps'ep'
Ridgetield, Bangor. 10 Walter konoe' -
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George {. ko9oe'