New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-28
Holiday Setting for Her
Marriage to Cleveland
BigeloW, of Boston.
BISHOP DAVIES AIDS
IN CHURCH CEREMONY
Veil Also Worn by Grandmother
and Four Sisters of Bride
Many Guests.
IBy reIesraph 10 Nc rrIbuns. |

Boston, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 5.
Bigelow, were married in Trinity Episco-
pal Church at noon to-day.
Christmas greens I'm running pine and
holly decorated the body OF the church.
over the chancel was an arch OF green
and on the altar were white lilies At
tached to the ends of the pews were cut
tings Of hemlock tied with large red
bows. All OF the decorative setting was
suggestive Of the season.
The Rev. Arthur ]. Gammack, rector
OF Trinity. and Bishop Thomas +. Davies
OF Western Massachusetts, OBLIGATED, the
latter giving the blessing Twenty voices
OF the vested choir sang the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin."
The ushers led the bridal party. They
were Benjamin JOY, Robert Winsor, jr,
T.. Clarence Hovey. jr.. and Walter II.
Bradley, OF Boston. and Isaac Wistar
Kendall and Samuel y. Hinckley, of New
York. They were followed by the brides
maids. Miss NJ. Civilise Alexandra, of
New York; Miss Nina Gather, of Balti-
more; Miss Mamie Duval, of New York,
and Miss Barbara Burr. of Boston.
Gorham Brooks, OF Boston, was the
best man. Mr.. Blgelow was best man
for Mr.. Brooks at his wedding last June
In Trinity Church.
The bride. who walked with her father
to the chance was I'm a gown OF soft
white silver brocade. The cut was in
Empire style. p plain skirt from the
bodice. with wide panel from the shout
ders, which formed the train. II WAS
adorned with old point lace. She wore
her grandmothers wedding veil, first
worn BY Miss Winthrop, OF New York,
who married Mr.. Fosom's father Four
OF her sisters had worn the veil at their
weddings In Trinity Church. Her bouquet
was a shower OF lilics-of-the-valley.
The bridesmaids wore light blue char
meuse trimmed with sable. Their sashes
were OF brown ribbon. The large brown
velvet hats bore bands OF sable and their
muffs were of the same fur. Attached 10
the muffs were clusters OF bridesmaids
roses Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom
wore a gown of black charmeuse with
gold brocade.
At Sunnyridge. the country home or
Mr. and Mrs. Folsom, where the recep-
ton and wedding breakfast was attended
by 80 guests, the decorations were
Christmas greens. Mr.. and Mrs. Bgelow
received under an arch OF white lilies.
The reception rooms were hung in run
ming pine relieved by potted plants and
large red roses.
Mrs. Bigelow has passed most OF her
iife I'm LenoX She was a member OF the
Berkshire Hunt and rode 10 the hounds.
At the Lcnox horse show she has been An
exhibitor and rider in the saddle classes.
She is member OF the Golf and Tennis,
Lake Mahkeenac boating and roller skat-
ing clubs. OF Lenox.
Mr.. Bigclow is n lawyer. a member ~
the firm of Warren, Garfield. Whiteside
& Iamson. OF Boston. lie was graduated
from Harvard University i'm the class +
%. He belongs 70 the Harvard Somer-
set and RACQUET clubs Of Boston. Mr.
and Mrs. Bigclow will stay with the
formers parents. at No 25i Common
wealth avenue. Boston, on their return
from their wedding trip, until they have
decided on future residence.
Among those who accepted invitations
TO the wedding and reception were Mr..
and Mrs Henry Il. Bigelow. Stephen S.
Bigelow. DR.. and Mrs. John Lewis
Bremen OF Boston, relatives OF Mr.. Bige-
low; Mrs Fellowes Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. OsGood Field Mrs. William
Hazard Field, Miss Mary Pearsall Field
Mrs Francis c. Barlow Arthur G. Seds-
wick. Miss Grace Sedgwick Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton Fish Benjamin. Mrs VI. Dwight
Collier. Mlss Gertrude Parsons, Mr. and
Mrs. Cortlandt Field Bishop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Fahnestock. Mr.. and Mrs
Giraud Foster. Van Ness Philip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristod.
Captain Edward r. Donnelly. L. s. A.,
and Mrs. Donnelly; Mrs. Edward c. Don
nelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Donnelly,
Mrs John r. Alexandra, Miss Anna Il.
Webb. Miss Caroline lie r. Webb Mr.
and Mrs. Bayard c. Hoppin, Alexander
s. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. George t.. Tur-
nure, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson Rawlings Du-
val, John Sloane. Malcolm D. Sloane
Robert Sedgwick. ir.. Francis W. Crown
inshicld Edward -. Crowninshield, Mrs
Edith Morgan, the Misses Helen and
Edith Morgan, Baron De Naux, Gardner
Perry. William L. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter BayIis, Mr.. and Mrs Howard c.
Dickinson, Frederick Schenck. Henry
I.everich. Burial Hoffman. jr Mr.. and
Mrs Henry II. Pease, OF New York.
Mrs Arthur Hunnewell. Miss Jane b.
Hunnewell. Miss Julia O. Hunnewell, or
Wellesley; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy ID. Hough-
ton. OF Newport; Mrs William Amory'
Miss Harriet S. Amory, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold s. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
S. Howe, Mrs. John A. Gray, Mr.. ara
Mrs Richard c. Dlxey. Mr.. and Mrs
HAYDEN Claiming, Miss Mary Tappan,
Miss Alison r. l.. Haughton, Lawrence
Haughton. Malcolm Haughton. Of Boston;
William A. Burnham, jr., William ).
Godfrey. Robert y. Bradley, of Boston.
Mrs. John Struthers. Miss Helen Won l..
Struthers. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard L. Livingston, jr.. OF Albany; MT.
and Mrs Ross Wlnans Whistler, OF Baltl-
more; Mr. and Mrs. william A. Slater,
ir., OF Washington the Rev. Thomas w.
Nickerson and Hoffman Nickerson, OF
Pittsneld: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Froth-
ingham, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick S. Della
field. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsal.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Caldwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick, William ID.
Curtis. Miss Heolse Meyer, Miss Adele
J<neeland Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Dana.
walter Nettleton, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baty Blake Miss Mary Weyman. Miss
Emily Tuckerman and Miss Caroline 7.
Lawrence.
]. T. Talbert Convalescent.
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