New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-17
PRINCE cannon WEDDING
Ceremony Performed by Dr..
stires in St. Thomas's Church.
FLOWERS FILL. CHANGED
Bride Daughter of Mrs. Theodore
rrelinghuysen, Bridegroom
Con of Columbia Professor.

IL. Marian De Forest Cannon. daueE-
s.. former marriage of Mrs. Theo-
rrelinchuyscn. was married. yester-
eO afternoon n st ThOmas's Church TO
o. Dvneley Prince. jr.. son of Pro-
~, .or and Mrs John Dyneley FRINGE and
.a,dson of the late Dr.- Alfred Loomis.
tho decorations were confined TO the
,o,cel which was massed with huge
,,os and bay trees. apple aud cherry
,',ssoms. hydtaugeas and rambler roses
-. ceremony was performed 10y the Rev.
80 Ernest NJ Stires rector of the church.
.,sted hv the Rev Or Endicott Pea
~ Of Groton Mass. ana the Key. Dr.
ravard Tibbitts. a cousin Of the bride.
Ths bride entered the church with he
,.,hor who gave her away. She wore a
sovn of soft white satin with a large
marc collar Of old lace. and her veil of
milo was held by bandeau of orange
sossous She carried bouquet of lilies
t.,be-yallev and white orchids. Her only
,,,ament was "a necklace of large dia-
mouds.
Miss Adelaide Cannon. sis,er of the
,,ide was maid of honor, and the brides
- Mildred Rives. Lois Cunningham and
Katharine Miller. The maid OF honor
ware costume of white satin with pan
nisr of turquoise blue satin and a panel
a, white satin al the back Her hat was
~ turouoise blue, trimmed with small
Pink roses.
The bridesmaids were in white satin and
lace with short oVerdress OF turquoise
blue satin. They wore large hats or
white lace. trimmed with bows of blue
ss,in and small pink roses. The attend
ants all carried bouquets of spring how-
srs tied with bows of pink satin ribbon.
Mrs. Frelinghuysen. mother of the bride
uore white satin and embroidered white
net. and a hat of brown straw faced win
Hack velvet and topped with blue piumes.
Mrs Prince. mother of the bridegroom
was in blue satin and silver lace. with
hat Of black straw covered with pale ye'-
low pumes.
Henry Russell Potter was best man.
and the ushers were Phoenix lnsrahaih'
Erskine Hewitt Frederick T. trehnghuy-
sen. Ives Gammell. William jay Schieite-
lin. Charles Russell. lie Grand Is. Cannon
Rjyington Pyne, and Grafton W. Mino''
IT.. Of Boston. Following the ceremony
there was a reception at the home OF MI
and Mrs. Ffelinghuyseu No. 10 West iltn
street.
Nr. and Mrs Prince will spend part
cf their honeymoon in the South. Later
they will go to Europe FOR the summer
Among those invited were Mr. and MIS-
Charles B. Alexander. tho Misses AieAah-
Der Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell Pope
Mr. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden. MT.
and Mrs. Forsyth Wickes, Mrs. kloridse
T. Gerry. Miss Mabel Gerry MIS-. Hreh-
,.ire Kane. Edward y. Taller, Mr. ana
Mrs Elisha Dyer. Mrs. Hermann Gel
,iehs Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. y. hoa-
ma, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan, MISS
Marion Stoddard. Mrs. Richard lr''h
Mrs. William H. Force. Miss Katherine
:. Force. William Mcneil Rode"aid'
Miss Marie l.. Rcdewaid. Mrs. GouNeI-
peur Kortright Miss Marie Taller MISS
Fucenie Ladenpurg, Miss Maria oe Bar
N Mrs George l.. Rives. Gordon Eel
aves Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ;. thanief'
Mrs. Whitney Warren, MISS NdpIle'e
,Xarren. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egertoh
Nehb Miss Laura Webb Mrs. George
Henry Warren. Mr. and Mrs. landon
Thorne. Miss Catherine Hamersiey' MIS-
y. de b. Parsons. Mrs. William u Eut"-
re. Mrs. Eugene ;. Willard. MI. ana
Mrs. J. G.. Livingston. Miss Aida LIVING
.ton Mr. and Mrs Geraldyn Redmond
Johnston Redmond, Mr. and Mrs chester
Griswold. Peter Cooper Hewitt MI ana
Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt! Mr. ana MIS-
Amos schermerhorn. Mr. and Mrs. James
snever Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne' Mt.
and Mrs. Alfred LOOMS. Miss Jeanne
Franc, richmond Talbot, Miss Alice ELY,
COLES J. Coe. Miss Augusta b'sHop anu
i. Thornton Wilson