New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-25
WOMEN AT CHURCH
HOOT MRS. SIEGEL
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her cousin. Charles Monteith Gilpin,
who gave her away.
The bride wore a gown of soft ivory
satin. with a hounce of old point lace
and a tule veil arranged with a lace
can and a wreath Of orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet of lilies-of-thc-
valley and white orchids. Her Orna-
ments consisted Of a large diamond bar
pin, the gift OF the Duchesse de Tai
ievrand; a pearl and diamond laval
liere, given to her by the Princess del
Drago, and diamond ring from her
sister, the Countess Carlo Dentice a
Frasso.
The countess was her sisters matron
Of honor. and the other attendants were
Mrs. John de Koven Bowen, of Chi
cago; Mrs. Herbert G. Sierck, Miss Mil
dred Dodge. Miss Hilda Hiss and Miss
Abby Morrison. The matron OF honor
was in lavender satin, trimmed with
tulle and chiffon. with which she wore
q lace hat to match. She carried
bouquet Of mauve orchids.
Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Sierck wore
pale blue Vatican costumes and Leg
horn hats of blue straw. with tiounces
of blue tulle. They carried DirectOire
canes topped with mauve orchids. The
other three attendants were in Vatican
costumes of pink chiffon and satin,
with hats to match. They also wore
Directoire canes tied with pink roses.
Wore Large Diamonds.
Mrs. Siegel wore sapphire blue satin
yelled with black lace and small nat
of black straw trimmed with pink and
blue flowers. She wore a necklace OF
large diamonds.
Stuart Mcdonald, brother-in-la% of
the bridegroom, who was to have been
the best man, was unable to be present,
and his place was taken by Ralph h..
Morris. The ushers were John de ko-
ven Bowen, of Chicago; John Carroll,
jr.. Of Baltimore; Thomas Carter, jrr
of St. Louis. and Dom Morrison Kelley
and Lester Kefer, of this city.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ccption in the ballroom and adjoining
suites of the st. Regis. The couple re-
ceived in the ballroom under canopy
of palms, oak leaves and white peonies.
The adjoining rooms were decorated
with American Beauty roses.
Mr.. Moon and his bride will sail for
Europe on Saturday on board the Zee
land. They will be the guests in Bel.
GUM of the Duchess de Croy, and
later of the Duchess de Taliyrand, in
Paris.
Among those invited to the church
and reception were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles VI. Gilpin, Mr.. and Mrs. Led
ward Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan e..
Harris. Mrs. Sidney B. Harris, :. Dun
can Marshall and the Misses Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell jerome, Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Pell. Mrs. Clermont J..
Best. MIR. and Mrs Arthur Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Hamilton, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Ide, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nix
on, Miss Amy Schermerhorn, Mrs. Isaac
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland A.
Robbins. Mrs a. Morse Richard, Roose-
welt Schuyler. John McKim Minton,
James Livingston Freedom, Frank W..
Watrous.
Alfred Conkling, Arthur f. Scher-
merhorn, Edward Gilbert Schermer-
horn. Julius Noyes, Charles lnman,
Dudley Carlton, Roderick Wellman. DR..
Homer Gbney, DR.. and Mrs. Howard ID.
Collins, Frank Mclaughlin, Mrs. Ore
linourt NJ. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Post
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Fitch,
the Misses Fitch, Miss Louise Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prentiss
Moves. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Pratt
Lindley, Miss Florence James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Crawford Chenoweth,
Robert Grier Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gardiner Fry and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Tappin Fairchild.