New-York tribune., 1913-06-08
LENOX THE MECCA At
MISS D|XEYS WEDDING
Notable Throng Sees Her Be.
come Bride of Gorham
Brooks, of Boston.
BRILLIANT CHURCH AFFAIR
Reception at Tanglewood-
Prominent New Workers
Among 5000 In.
vited Guests.
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vited Guests.
BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Lenox, Mass. June Miss Rosamond
DiXcy daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
c. Dixey. of Boston. was married at noon
to-day to Gorham Brooks. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Shepherd Brooks. of Boston It was
the largest wedding which has ever taken
place I'm Trinity Episcopal Church. Invi-
tations had been issued TO five thousand
persons. including the people of the coun-
tryside OF LenoX and Stockbridge
In decorating the church the friends Of
the bride had full charge. and their Use
of wild flowers harmonized pleasantly
with the tones Of the edifce Large clus-
ters Of pink and white mountain laurel,
with delicate pink azaleas and white haw-
thorne. formed the basis for the decora-
tive effect On the altar were simple
white blooms Of the season.
Before the service there was an Clabo-
rate musical programme from Wagner
"Mcistersingor." The organist was Nal
colin g. Lang. Of Kings Chapel. Boston.
In the vested choir were twenty voices,
with Allan B. Fonno. choirmaster of Trim
ity Church. a. tho soloist. The choir sang
two chorals Wake, the Dawn of Day
Is Here" and when to Thee our Saviour
Went"
The bride walked 10 the altar behind
her three maids. The ushers led They
were Samuel Hincklcy. Benjamin JOY,
Walter II. BRADLEY. Of Boston; Augustus
Hemenway Jr, Constantine Hutchins,
Robert II. Cox. Morris Gray. jr.. John
Reece and j. d Cameron Bradley. of
New York. all members Of the classes OF
'Oj and o OF Harvard University.
The bridesmaids were the Misses Dor
othy Jordan. Barbara Burr and Elizabeth
Gray. Of Boston and NJ Clvilise Alcxan-
DIRE, OF New York. Miss Dixey walked
10 the chanCcl rail with her father. who
gave her IN murrlage At the chancel
rail the bride was met by the bridegroom,
attended by his best man cleveland Bige-
low. Of Boston. tn" ceremony was per-
formed by Dean William NJ Grosvenor,
of the Cathedral Of 81. John the Divine.
New York. former rector OF Trinity
Church.
Once Graced Another Bride.
Miss Dixev. who is tall and graceful.
wore beautiful wedding gown. over
sheet white satin. en- train was a beau
ufu old Brussels point lace. IN which
Mrs John +. Zimmerman. as Miss Mar
garct Furniss. Of New York. had been
married "A half century before Mrs Zim-
norman gave the Old lace 10 Miss DiNcy
as a token OF her affection The bride
wore d coronet Of orange blossoms IN hcr
hair She was without gloves
Miss Dxcy had arranged her own boU-
quct. Just before the hour of her we'd
ding she went into her layorite flower
garden and picked i.lics-of-the-valley and
maidenhair fern tying the whole with a
broad white satin ribbon
Tho bridesmaids were gowned alike.
They were In garden gowns Of white chii-
fon. embroidered in large red roses. They
wore light blue sdshcs tied with long
bows and ends. and wore wide Gains5or-
ough hats with wide ribbon bands ana
flowers. They carried baskets Of garden
flowers.
At the close OF the ceremony about nve
hundred OF the guests followed the bridal
party % TduglcWood. where reception
was held. and the wedding breakfast was
served in Il large marquee on the lawn
south of the house. where there Is broad
outlook over Lake Mahkcenac. on which
proyeTty Tanglawood fronts. The music
for the reception was by Giosc!a' $ singlns
orchestra. of Albany ON the close
cropped lawn there was a dance. In which
all the young people asked for the recep-
ton took part.
MIS-. Richard G. DiAey wore al the
ceremony and reception a gown OF black
lace over white silk. Tn" gown was belt
cd by a blue sash. Her hat was black,
with large blue ostrich plume. Mrs
Brooks. the brdesroom's mother, was in
a gown Of light gray silk.
Mrs Gorham Brooks has been a promi-
uent figure boz the affairs Of the younger
Lcnox set i'm the season. Sife is a member
of the Lenox Golf and Tennis clubs and
the Lake Mahkeenac Boating Club, and in
Boston is a member Of the Vincent and
Chiffon clubs.
Mr.. Brooks was graduated from Har-
ward University In the class Of 'oj. He is
a member of the Hasty Pudding and
AlHld l'tlid iluN- NA ildl NtiiAs ''i' .''''t'
sachusetts Automobile club, and the Ten
mis- and Racquet and Somerset clubs, OF
Boston.
AIr. and Mrs Brooks will pass the
greater part OF the wedding trip on
tour In Europe sailing this month from
Boston. on their return 10 Boston they
will live at No. 37i2 Beacon street.
Many Prominent Guests.
Among the prominent guests at the
wedding were Mrs John J.. Gardner, Mrs
Barrett Wendell. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Saltonstal. Miss Saltonstall Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Jordan. Mrs Amos Law
renee Mrs. Thomas ". Ward. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. ". Chadwick. Miss Anna Cool-
idge. Mrs. Charles W. Saunders, Mrs
q f. Whitman and Allen ThorndIke.
Mr.. and Mrs George Winthrop Folsom
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whistler Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Delateld. Mr.. and Mrs
Clark G. Voorhees, the Misses Ethelred
and f.. Constance Folsom Mrs. J. Fred
erick Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden
Charming. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
BENJAMIN, Mrs. John t. Alexandra, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon X. Bell Mr.. and Mrs
Bayard c. Hoppin. Mrs. George West
william Croft Miss