New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
Marriage Takes Place Amid
Spring Bloom-Many
at the Church.
RIG RECEPTION HELD
AFTER CEREMONY
Bevy of June Brides Grace the
Beginning of Rose Month
in This City.


married to Lydig Hoyt, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt. The chapel
WAS decorated with palms, Easter lilies
and marguerites. The Rev. Karl T.. Rel
land performed the ceremony, which was
followed by large reception at tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins. SO East 74th ST.
The house was decorated with hydran-
reas. pink rambler roses and other spring
flowers.
The bride, who walked to the altar and
was given away by her father. was In a
gown OF white satin. draped with tulle
embroidered with crystals. and her veil
Of tulle was held with wreath Of orange
blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet OF
Faster lilies. Her only ornament was a
large diamond pendant, gift of her
relatives.
Her only attendant was her sister. Mrs.
John W. Minturn, who was dressed in
mauve taffeta, with large hat of purple
straw, trimmed with purple ostrich
plumes. She carried bouquet Of yellow
roses.
charles L. Appleton served as best man.
End the ushcrs were Edmund T. Rogers.
sheldon Whitchouse. Samuel A. Weldon.
Elliot Cross, Bertram &c y. Cruger,
spencer Turner and Chalmers Wood. lr.
Among those at the church or rccep-
ton were Mr. and Mrs. George a. Rob-
bins. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Robbins, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald l.. Hoyt. Mrs. Samuel
A. Weldon, the Duke of Manchester, Mr.
and Mrs. Geradyn Redmond Mrs. Henry
: Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene D
Eeynal. Colonel and Mrs Alfred Wag-
staff. Mr. and Mrs. Charles a. Van Rens-
, seIaer, Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Andre, MT.
and Mrs. ogden Mills Reid. Mr.. and,MrS.
ogden L. Mills, Mrs. Alexander d. r.
Pratt. Miss Beatrice Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Armstrong Rawlins. Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Taylor Pyne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon X. Thorne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor. the Misses Trevor
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon. General
Horace Porter. General and Mrs. j. Fred
pierson, Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. PoiK'
Miss Eugene Philbin, Mrs. Berkeley
Mostyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a. Murray
charles A. Mum. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Cumnock, Miss Mary Cutting CumnocN'
Mrs. Frederic Nelson, Miss Josephine
Nicoll Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Nlcoii'
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. Mr.. and MIS-
Walter G.. Oakman, Morgan j. G. OBrleh'
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Dix, the Rev. anu
Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Mr. ana MIS-
Theodore Roosevelt. jr., Mr.. ana Mrs'
Oren Root. Mrs. Devereux Milburn' MT
and Mrs Jose v Onativla, Mr. ana Mrs'
NJ. Orme Wilson, II. Thornton wilson, MT.
and Mrs. Robert Shaw Minturn, Mr. ana
Mrs. Edwin u. Morgan, Mr. ana MIS-
Henry l.. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. ucharu
Mortimer. Miss Eleanor Mortimer, MT
and Mrs. Walter T. Maynard, Miss Helen
lie Roy Miller, Miss Katharine MiiIeI'
Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Francis Shaw ana
Miss Shaw. OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam de Forest Manice, DR.. and Mrs NAL
colin McBurney, Franklin A. Plummer'
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Il. Peters. Mr.. ana
Mrs Ansel Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. car
ence c. Pen, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian l.. Pea
hodv. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth b. Schley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Cutting Schermer-
horn. Mr.. and Mrs George Rose. Harold
: Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Tams'
Percy II. Pyne. I'd, and Ralph j. Preston
Miss Florence Marshall, a niece or
Mrs. Henry Clay Place Of 90 Central
Park West, was marred TO u. Eils
rcnsmore. son of Charles Dana Dcns-
more. Of Brookline, Mass, yesterday
,,ternoon at the Hotel Gotham. The
ceremony Was performed by the Rev.
Br Mcleod, of the congregational
Church at Willamstown, Mass, before
an altar of palms and white flowers
Tho decorations were Of white and Law
ondcr lilaCs.
The bride who was given away by her
uncle. Chauncey Marshall, was IN
gown Of ivory satin and rose point lace
which was worn by Mrs. Place at her
wedding. Her veil was of tulle, with a
can Of rose point lace fastened with
oranc, blossoms She carried shower
bouauet Of lilies-of-the-valley and white
orchids.
Mrs. Royale Fowler was her sisters
natron OF honor. She was dressed IN
yellow taffeta with a hustle pannler
skirt. She wore a Vatican hat of yell
low Leghorn. trimmed with lavender
tulle. with a tulle stresmer falling I'M
der the right arm. She carried shep-
hcrdess crook tied with lavender and
Yellow centuri.
Miss Elizabeth Densmore, of Brook
line. a sister of the bridegroom, was the
Iudl0 OF DCnOTs anu NllSo oeoh
Of this city: Miss Martha Walton, OF ST.
Dayld's, Penn, and Miss Dorothy Scott,
Of Germantown, Penn, were the brides
maids. they were dressed alike In
mauvs colored taffeta made the same as
y the gown of the matron OF honor They
wore Vatican hats OF yellow Leghorn.
trimmed with lavender tulle. and carried
shepherdess crooks tied with lavender
and yellow centuri
Edward Densmore served as his
tIothers best man. and the ushers were
Newell Van Derhouf. Henry Beekman
and John Densmore, another brother OF
Toe bridegroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Densmore will sail for
Europe to-day on board the Berlin. and
on their return 10 this country VIII live
in Brookline. Mass.
TIE marriage OF Miss Angelina Domin-
syez Holman, daughter OF ar and Mrs
Charles J. Holman, 10 George Washington
Kyle took place last evening In 81
sitphens Church. The ceremony was
reformed by the Rev. DR.. Nathan seagie.
The decorations were OF Southern smilax'
iI0S ana marguerites. The bride wore
ffvn Cf white satin. trimmed with OLD
emily lace NTH cofift train of satin. |