New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Orchestra and Choir Take
Part in Marriage to
w. S. Mullen.
THE BRIDES COUSIN
?ERFORMS CEREMONY
Society Learns Mrs. BostHick
Became Wife of Fitch (
bert on June IS.

Miss Kathryn Eugcoia Cum,sNy's
carriage 20 William Stanley Mullen
~-s tlc first wedding 20 be celebrated
ID town this month. The ceremony
was performed yesterday morning in
the Church Of the Holy Trinity, west
SD ST., BY Mons cnor Charles A. Cas-
s.Gy. the brides cousin. who also mar
,.cd ner parents. A quartz. sang THE
Voice that Breathed Ger Eden" The
Rev. John G.. Mccormick, OF the Holy
Trinity Church, read the nuptisl mass
during which the choir and Ernest Hus-
Sar'S Orchesrr- rendered Councils Ave
Maria" Goauols "Sanctus," the Ben
ed.ctus" ard Barnaby's 20 Perfect
Love Previous 10 the ceremony sew
cral selections were played b. the or
Chestrs. The professional was tho
wedding march f-om "LohengriH" and
the recessioral McnCel ssohn's wedding
march.
The bride, who was escorted TO the
altar by her father. was in a gown OF
ivory white tsfeta, combined with lace
and tulle. She wore a small hat Of
white six beaver. trimmed with white
flowers. and carried lihes-o f-the-velley
and white orchids. Her ornaments con
sisted % diamond bar pin, the gift of
the bridegroom. and q string OF pearls
from her father.
Miss Daisy FtzGerald was the maid
Of honor. Her gown was OF white lace,
with a girdle OF light blue tatFeta. Her
small transparent hat was trimmed
with daisies, and she carried a large
bouquet of these flowers. The other
attendants were Miss Lucille Fitch.
Miss Elizabeth Hines. Miss Martha
Reed and Miss Irene Matthews. They
were all dressed alike. IN white en-
brodered net, with wide centuries OF
rose :aEe.a. They wore small trans
psrer. hats trimmed with daisies and
carried daisies. The brides gifts TO
her attendants were pearl bracelets.
Robert Stanley Farley, of Brooklyn,
was best man, and the ushers were
Harold S De Voc, Paul Colletti, Cor
DOR Mullen. brother Of the bridegroom,
and Charles Worden Cumisky, brother
Of the bride. After the ceremony
lcddnG breakfast was served at the
s..moro.
Society was surprised 20 learn yes
.erday % the marriage Of Mrs. Albert
=. Bostwick 70 Fitch Gilbert, of
Cooper5town, y. y, which took place
auie-ly on June Is in st. Thomas's
Church. Mamaro1eck. The ceremony
was performed By the Rev. Frank Flood
Gcrmsn. the rector. The only guests
we're Mr.. Gilbert's parents, the brides
five Young children and her sister. Mrs.
2. Ambrose Clark. The engagement o.
the couple vas announced in May.
Mrs. GiIbert's first husband died in
1911. IL. ard Mrs. C bert are now a.
W. Gilbert country pl-ce AZ Glioerts-
vile, near CooDe-stown.
,lrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon IS due 20
arrive in New York to-day from Eu-
rope. She viii spend the summer a.
thousand Islands.
Miss Marie &c Barril Of . East 99th
s.. vii 90 20 Newport to-day for the
season.
Mrs. John R. Ogden left town yes
,srday for Bar Harbor, where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. 2. Ambrose Clark has arrived az
the ST. Regis from her country place
al COOperstown, y. y.
D.. and Mrs. Albert h. Ely. Of A.
West 55th ST., have taken possession o.
.heir summer home at Southampton,
Long Island.
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton will
sail on Saturday for Europe 20 join Mr.
Hamilton and their daughter, Miss
Helen " Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. George de Forest Lord,
who we're married last Saturday al
Sesbright. spent two days at the Hotel
Gotham before sailing for Europe yes
terdsy on the Aquitania.
Mrs. Henry Sanford, who returned 70
ne city on Tuesday from Narragansett
Pier. where she was the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Newbod Edgar, left town
yesterday for her country place az
R.dCefeld, Conn.
Nr. and Mrs Walter Bovine arrived
in town yesterday from their country
place. Hunter Lodge. Norfolk, Conn,
and are al the Hotel Gotham.