The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07
MISS HAZARD WEEDS
COURTLANDT D. MOSS
Brilliant Ceremony Yesterday
in St. Johns Church.
Far Rockaway.
POLO CONTINGENT THERE
Breakfast Served to the Guests
at the Hazard Country Place
in Ccdarhurst.

Miss Katharine Hazard. youngest daugh-
er " Nj and Mrs. William Ayrau,t
Hazard. was married 10 Courtlandt Dixon
Moss. a son OF the late Mr. and Mrs
courtlandt u. Moss, AZ noon Yesterday IN
st. Johns Church, Far Rockaway. the
Pov william Sparks, rector OF the church
performing the ceremony. The bride was
Tho fourth daughter NJ Mr. and Mrs
Hazard to be married In this church.
While the guests were assembling John
Cushing. orgaulst OF Calvary Church. New
YORK. and David Names, violinist. A nor.
sona, friend VI the brides family. pleved
compos tons NJ Wagner and schuma,n
and during the ceremony Barnby's 20
Perfect ipve." Tho professional was the
ever familiar wedding music from i.o-
hsrsrn." and as the bridal marty left the
church the Mendelssohn music was played
The altar was ablaZe with lighted candles
and the chancel was massed with palms
and pink flowers. ON the pews Of the
main aisle were clustered pink peonies
and srtpdrasons. the side walls OF the
church being festooned with oak and
maple leaves
The bride entered the church with her
father, VINO gave her away She wore u
gown " white satin combined with Old
rose point lace. the court train which fell
from 'he shoulders being embroidered
with silver AZ the edge and embelli shed
with orange blossoms The veil of tul,e
was held by a Russian headdress OF poiut
lace and n bouquet Of white orchids and
lilies % the valley wits carried.
Br,d-'s Attendants IN Pink.
The bridal attendants. Mrs. Charlie.
Reginald Leonard, a sister OF the bride /.
the Misses Florence Burton, Caroline
Lesley Fuller. Geneveve Leland SANFORD
AMI Ruth Helene Moller, all wore shade.
~ pink taffeta drapej with old French
blue Rnuge, their hats Of natural leghorn
having long streamers OF the same shade
OF blue. They all carried bouduets of
mauve orchids and pink moss rosebuds.
Almost rival to these handsome women
vas the tiny flower girl. Laura Hazard
IHolmes. a niece of the bride who walked
m the aisle Mt the head of the bridal
attendants wearing frock OF white
lingerie with hat 10 correspond and carry
ing an old fashioned noseEay or forget
ne.nots and pink rOsehuds.
Tho ushers. Prescott Foster Huidcko-
per. Francis H. Harding. John X. Holllns
NuEo de Fritssh, Johnston Livingston. W.
Fcllowes Morgan, Jr.. j. Henry Harper.
Jr.. Rene La Montague. Harold w. Brooks.
Nathaniel s. Simpkins. Jr.. Gordon w IRE.
william 4. Hazard. Jr.. and w. Tildon
p Hazard, had n busy time seating the
wedding guests who had come from New
York and all parts OF Long Island
Robert r W Moss was his brothsrs bes,
man.
The bride and her father arr we'd AZ the
church In an old fashioned tan colored
coupe which mad been used for all the
ether weddings in the family and the
bridal pair left the church In this SON
vevaucs for Meadow Hail, In Cedarhurst,
,he Hazard country place. where they
wor. -oog Joined by the many guests, who
were taken I'm automobiles and other con-
ysyaucrs The bridal party received in
the big living room Of the house. Mrs,
prederick O. Beach, sister OF the bride
groom. receiving with the brides mother
Mrs Hazard
As j. customary at such gatherings al
,Ne Hazard home. the polo contingent was
IN evidence the brides father being one
NJ the veteran polo players OF this coun'
Try Under a huge marquee placed on
the lawn, which looks out on Hampstead
Bay. the breakfast was served 10y Del
monlco and at one end there was taplt
for the bridal party and some OF the
young friends OF the pair. There was the
customary bridal cake, which the bride
cut, and some OF those who could not re-
sist the temptation went to the living
Ro0-n q dance