Evening journal., 1912-10-30
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While the guests were assembling
~ Leslie Carpenter, organist OF lfln-
ftv. PLAYED several selections-iaVor-
ties from the classics Mr. Carpen-
fer's program included the following:
Prelude G sharp minor Rachmaninon
in The Garden" from Rustic
Wedding Symphony Goldmark
Gavotte from "Mignon' ..... Thomas
"A Russian Romance 800. HOFFMAN
"Humoresque' .............. .DVorah
Prize Song. Die Meistersinger,
- .............. wagner
And then. a few minutes after SIX
O'Clock. with everybody in the church
expectant and eagerly glancing toward
the doors leading from the parish
house at the rear. Mr. Carpenter swell
al the music into the inspiring pro
cessional from 'Lohengrin.' The
congregation arose as the ushers pro-
cceded down the center aisle, followed
hv the attractive bridesmaids, the
stately maid of honor walking alone,
the little flower bearers, and then the
bride. charming. radiant, smiling to
her girl friends right and left, walk
ing with her father.
The ushers were: Reynolds Wilson,
brother of the bridegroom; +. V. du-
pont. brother Of the bride; Lammot
dupont. Henry p. Scott. Jr.; Sidney
Henry. Of Cambridge. Md. and Arthur
deb. Robins, Of Germantown, Pa.
Attendants Of the bride we're Miss
Ellen Coleman DUPONT, her elder
sister. as maid of honor. and Miss
Renee dePelleport DUPONT, a younger
sister of the bride: Miss Greta Barks-
dale. cousin of the bride; Miss Ethel
Tallman, OF Wilmington; Miss kath-
arinc Clark, OF Northampton, Mass;
Miss Elizabeth Molloy, OF Shelbyville,
Kentucky and Miss Geraldine Emery
of Washington. Pa. as bridesmaids
The flower bearers were little Miss
Natalie dupont, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Lammot DUPONT, Jr., a niece OF
Mr. Wilson, the bridegroom, and lit
tie Elouthere ircnee DUPONT, brother
of the bride
At the chanccl the bridegroom, at
tended by his brother, Rodgers Wilson,
as best man, met the bridal party, and
Archdcacon Hall began the nuptal
ceremony AT the betrothsl DR..
Kirkus took up the ritual. and tho
bride was given in marriage by hor
father. A ring being used In the cere-
mony The rccessional was the
friumphal march by Mendelssohn. tho
bride being more charming than ever
as she and Mr.. Wilson proceeded from
the church.
The brides gown was most beauti-
ful white satin. with embroidery and
old point lace She carried orange
blossoms white roses and lilies. Miss
Ellen DUPONT. the maid of honor was
cowncd i'm blue silk. trimmed with
lace. and she carried white roses and
lilies The bridesmaids wore pink
charmeuse and carried pink roses.
Little Natalie dupont the flower girl,
wore white, with pink sash.
The DUPONT residence, No. sos
Broome street. had been transformed
by the decorators for the reception
that was held after the ceremony The
ball room. in which the bride and
groom received. was bathod In soft
glow from clusters OF lights, and in
one END of he room was an immense
.nopy and arch of white chrysanthe-
iums aud smilax, under which Mr..
and Mrs Wilson received the cOngra-
iulations of tho three hundred and
tr guests invited to the reception.
Cneral and Mrs. dupont. parents OF
ta bride assisted the newly welded
couple to receive the guests
When all had EXPRESSED their most
ciacious felicitations. the wedding
supper was served. The bridal party
and a few OF their closest friends
gathered about a long table In the
conservatory along the eastern side
OF The dwelling. which was abloom
with chrysanthemums and profusion
of pink roses. while the wall was COM
plotely obscurcd by a long screen OF
smilax improyised along II.
In The course of the wedding supper
members of the bridal party and 9TH
els toasted the bride and groom, wish
Ell them health and happiness and then
sang a few songs to add to the viva
cit. and merriment And while the
bride and groom listened 10 these
we'll wishes. Natalie DUPONT and
Fouthere DUPONT. the juvenile flower
bearers, had table In one corner OF
tho conservatory. at which some OF
their young guests were entertained
with pleasure that seemed. at least
TO equal the Joy at the bridal table.
supper was served to the other guests
ia the large dining hall, adjoining the
the conservatory.
Throughout The evening, Cocks Or
chcstra from Philadelphia, played
spiehuy two-steps and dreamy
valtzes. and IL was but natural that
many of tho guests should enjoy the
opportunity for dancing which con.
finuod until about midnight The
conservatory ON the Broome street side
OF the residence was hlled with How.
ers and dantily arranged as smok'
ing room for the men. as we'll as q
lounging room throughout the house
the decorarve effect with smilax
pink roses and chrysanthemums wa
carried out in most delightful sugges
tion OF nicely
About nine o'clock. when Mr.. AM
Mrs. Wilson prepared 20 depart o
their honeymoon. the guests gather
ed in the reception hall TO give ther
a fitting farewell.
Tissue hearts. tinted and not unlik
rose petals. we're distributed
abundance, and as Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
son darted down the main stairwa'
II was through a shower of rose pei
ais and they had TO run the gauni
let until they we're I'm their automt
bile and ready to speed away.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will take
cruise on the steam yacht Tech, owl
ed by the brides father, after whic
they will 90 on an automobile tou
The interest OF mystery Is added
their trip because they had kept seer
their destination up to the time
their departure last night Mr. al
Mrs Wilson will be at home after ID
ccmber ] at No 81 Madison avenu
New York city. where Mr.. Wilson