New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-05
GRACE-CRACE WEDDING
Capt. Hamilton Grace Takes
American Bride in London.
NOT RELATED BY BLOOD
Ceremony Takes Place in st.
Peters Church, Eaton Square
Honeymoon in Egypt.
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London. Dec. 4.-One Of the smartest
weddings Of the winter season took
MACE to-day at st. Peters Church,
rston Square, when Gladys Grace,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Grace,
~ No. 40 Belgrave Square and Battle
Abbey. was married to Captain Hamil-
,o,, Grace. Of the 18Th Hussars, son CT
Colonel Hamilton Grace, of Knold
Frant. Sussex.
Though the names are the same the
couple bear no blood relation TO each
other. The brides father is a member
NJ the we'll known American banking
house. The church was deliberately
decorated, and the service which was
fully choral. was conducted by the
sub-dean of the Chapel Royal. assisted
bv the clergy Of st. Peters.
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore a dress Of ivory panne
velvet. embroidered with silver thread
difmanti and tiny pearls. the corsage
he ne draped with soft Mechlin lace.
The same lace was arranged in cas-
cades on each side of the dress and
around the edge Of the train, the latter
being composed Of a brocade OF eX-
ousite design in er-draped rare old
lace of point de gaze bruxelles. A
wreath Of orange blossoms and myrtle
and a tulle veil completed the costume.
The going away dress was OF black
satin turquoise, with blue velvet coat
trimmed with skunk. The hat was Of
white ottoman, silk lined, trimmed with
blsck velvet and skunk. She was also
wearing a beautiful set Of ermine furs'
the gift Of her mother.
The bridesmaids were Lady Eileen
Browne Lady Joan Byng, Miss Mil
lington Drake, Miss Alice Eyre, Miss
Juanita Eyre. Lady Doreen Hely-
Hutchinson, a niece Of the bride. and
Miss Ursula Richards. cousin OF the
bridegroom. The trainbearer was
Master Michael Beaumont, a nephew Of
the bride.
The bridesmaids dresses were OF
charming panier design in rose colorea
pompadour silk, inlet with aprons OK
gold lace, draped over petticoats OF pale
pink satin. The bodices, which had
elbow sleeves. were trimmed with gold
lace and had belts Of Natter blue vel
vet. They wore big black net hats, each
trimmed with a small bunch OF pink
and blue flowers and long black velvet
streamers. They carried bouquets OF
Madame Abel Chatenay roses.
The best man was Major Nevill Cam
eron. of the Cameron Highlanders.
There was a large attendance Of
friends. both at the church and at the
reception, which was held in the
Graces' town house, in Belgrave
Square. Later the couple left on their
honeymoon trip, which will be ex-
tended as far as Egypt.
Among the many beautiful presents
were a set Of ermine furs, diamond
pearl earrings and check from the
brides mother, diamond tiara from
her father, a diamond spray from the
Hon. Mrs. Beaumont, a diamond pen
dart from the Countess Of Donough-
more. diamond bandeaus from Mr.. and
Mrs Jay Phipps, a silver tea and
coffee table service and a set Of topaz
ornaments fro-l Colonel Hamilton
Grace, dressing bag from Mr.. and
Mr. Hal Phipps, and other presents
from Lady Poltimore, Lord and Lady
Granville, the Earl and Countess Of
Altamont, Lord and Lady Avebury,
Mrs. Bradley Martin, jr, Lord and
Lady Brassey, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grace, Sir
Robert Hervey, Lord Lisburne, the
Es and Countess Of STAFFORD. Mr.. and
" Dorothy Morley, Sir James and
J ady McGregor, Lady O'Neil, Sir
,hibald Williamson and Lord and
LADY Buckinghamshire.
TIE brides present to the bridegroom
vas q fitted gold tortoise shell dressing
ase and the bridegroom's present 70
We bride was a diamond peridot neck
&c. earrings and a diamond ring His
eseDts TO the bridesmaids were gold
IDIOT pendants, and to the page a
RI PIN.