New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-03
BIG Reception Follows
Simple Ceremony at
WeStbury, L. |.
BpIDE DAUGHTER OF
FORMER AMBASSADOR
June Upholds Ancient Reputation
as Month of Roses and
Marriage.

s,arie floral decorations marked the
vedding al Westbury, Ions Island, yes
,.-dsv OF Miss Martha r. Bacon. dsugh-
Tor o. Robert Bacon. former Ambassador
,o France. 10 Goorge W. Whitney. for
merry Of Boston. Bat small number of
osrsons were present. Tho ceremony was
,s-fcrn,cd by the Rev. Richard Pope, rec
,o~ Of tho church, assisted by the Rev
Erd.cot, Peabody, y. D.. Of Groton. Mass
While TIC many guests invited to the re-
oeption were being conveyed by motor
and spccial train for The Bacon home, the
bridal party arrived Al the stone church
on the Jericho turnpike. Miss Bacon
wearing old point lace and carrying
shover bouquet Of white roses, was given
avsy by nor father.
She was attended by Miss Mollie Mar
I'm. Miss Josephine Osborn and Miss
Eleanor Rocker. Of New York; Miss
Eleanor Green. Of Buffalo. and Miss Julia
Lewis and Miss Eliza Fox. Of Philadcl-
mia Richard Whitney. brother OF the
BRIDEGROOM. was best man and the ushers
were Elliott e. Bacon. brother Of the
h-,de. Harold : Vanderbilt Francis Il.
Apr,ctcn. ir. Harrison Tweed. Clarence
Hsv Francis Sargent. =. Skiddy Won
stafe Dudley Pickman, Elliot Farley and
J. o. HiSsinson.
Miss Bacon and Mr.. Whitney are onthu-
siast.c hunters. and five hunt clubs were
-errcsentcd among the 800 guests at the
Wedding breakfast and reception-the
Meadow Broos Piping Rock and Cedar
hurst. Of Long Island. and the Myopia
and BrookNno Of Massachusetts,.
Among the guests were NJ. and Mrs.
Agrvxt Belmont, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pavne Whitney Mir. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer. Miss Edith Mortimer. Mr.. ana
Mrs Thomas Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
D Morgan. Mr.. ana Mrs. Payne Whitney
Mss Flora Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
.relx Milrurn. Nj and Mrs. Julian Pea
ho4v. Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey jay. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Goadby IOew, Mr. and Mrs.
James s. stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Watton Webb.
After they return from their wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs Whitney will spend the
rest o. the summer at Westbury
Miss Beatrice RAYMOND. daughter Of
Ms James Raymond. was married 10
Ernest Reed Hudson. Of this city. yester-
6av afternoon at the home Of her mother
4 Yves, nth ST. The Rev. william Gwen.
cousin OF the bride. performed the cere-
uonv under bower Of palms and PINK
roses.
The bride who was given away by her
brother. Frank 7. Raymond. wore gown
o. white satin. trimmed with tulle' and
her tuUe veil was held by a wreath Of
orange blossoms She carried a bouquet
Of white pansies and lies of-the-valley
Mrs Harold CarhaTt was matron OF
honor and the bridesmaids were Miss
Eagcnie Bissen Miss Mildred Holmes,
Miss Helen Rickert and Miss Katharine
Fitch The attendants were dressed alike
IN pink satin and tulle, with Sirdles of
dark blue satin. They wore large hats of
pink straw and carried bouquets Of pink
carnations and snapdragons.
Harriet Coffin, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Robert Coffin. and Mary Chester,
daughter Of Mrs Clair Chester, in frocks
Of white mule acted as flower girls.
j. kOurfl OlIlls uIONiltl -AAl-isi" "a t'-N
bridegroom. was best man. and the ushers
we're Angler Duke. quentin +. Feitner'
Douglas Gibbon and Turner Morehead.
\ reception followed the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Kathleen Loretta
Silo. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James 7.
slo. 10 Eugene Mortimer Wagner, took
place yesterday afternoon in the Church
% the Blessed Sacrament. The chancel
vas banked with early summer flowers
and foliage An interesting feature Of the
wedding was that it took place on the
wedding anniversary OF the bride 5 mother
and also Of her grandmother, Mrs. Lyons.
Monsignor Matthew A. Taylor per-
formed the ceremony, which was followed
by a small reception at the home of Mr..
and Mr.. S.lo l2s West I'D st. The bride
wore a gown Of white satin, trimmed with
Csrrckmacross lace and a tulle veil en-
brodefed with seed pearls. She carried
bouquet Of llies-of- the-valley. Miss Nan
Sllo, the brides elder sister, was the only
attendant
George H. Wagner was his brothers
hest man. and the ushers were Walter
Wagner Robert 6. Hurley, Charles
Bishop and James i. Silo, II.
Mr. Wagner mad mis- bride will spend
ne summer In the Berkshires. They Will
I'VE at Forest Hin. Long Island.
Under a bower Of roses, spring flowers
ana palms Miss Gladys Hirsch was mar
| ned last evening to William W. SLIDER
nan, az the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Leon NJ Ilirsch Is East 9ith st. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DIR.
A. Tiutner. and reception followed.
me bride who was given away by her
"aes, Charles Strauss. was in a gown Of
'the satin and tullc. trimmed with Car
'Fsnscross lace and embroidered in
NSfis She carried a bouquet OF white
"rndS and llies-of-the- valley. She was
suended by her sisters. Mrs. Henry
sh'Ier and Mrs. Jacob Newman. Marie
'giker was the flower girl.
aufray SHERMAN served as his broth
Is best man. and the ushers were
asrses J. Hirsch. Jacques S. Hirsch,
~''on l. SHERMAN. Harry SHERMAN.
o'sham J.. Burrows and William W.
SHERMAN. jr.