The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-18
photo by Kasaniian.
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris Car.
nochan, Jr.

from country places along the Hudson.
The decorations of the church con-
sisted OF festoons OF mountain laurel
and wild flowers which had been gath
cred In the neighborhood. and on the
pews In the main aisle were great clus-
ters % foxglove.
As the guests were assembling there
was a programme of organ music by
Eugene Mcdonald Bonner, n close friend
Of the brides family. and there were
also songs by Prince lima. an Arabian
barytone. who sang al anthem which
was composed in honor OF the bride by
Mr.. Bonner. This anthem. entitled For
You Alone" was accompanied by organ
and harp, the harp being played by
Salvatore de S~tepkano.
Gown with Long Train.
The bride entered the church with
her father as the wedding music from
"Iohengrin" was being played. She wore
4 gown OF white chiffon. made with a
long train and finished with picot seal
Tops. There was a Grecian belt and
sash Of silver and the veil OF chiffon
was held by a wreath of orange BIOS
SONS. She carried a shower bouquet
OF white orchids and lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids, Miss Eleanor Harris
horne and Miss Caroline wyeth. a
cousin of the bridegroom, wore gowns
Of orchid pink satin. draped with chif-
fon Of the same color. and picture hats
Of chiffon TO correspond with the gowns.
which were wreathed with silver leaves
and vsriegated flowers. They carried
arm bouquets OF Aaron Ward and mi
gnon roses.
Godfrey Taylor. a brother of the
bride, was the best man and the ushers
were Frederick Goodridse Carnochan,
a brother of the bridegroom Murray
Taylor, a brother OF the bride; George
Parker aad Herman Schwab.
The betrothal service was read by the
Rev, Anthem T. Gesner. rector of Christ
church. and the marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Theodore
Sedswick of Calvary Church. New
York, a classmate of the brides father
at Harvard.
After the the bridal party
and the wedding guests were conveyed
ny automobiles to Saint Clements. the
beautiful country home Of the brides
rather. which overlooks the Connecticut
River, The house IL one OF the most
picturesque In the State. and II looks as
u II might have been taken out OF
France and transported to the banks
OF the Connecticut.
In Family 200 Years.
In It's architecture II follows closely
an old Inn in Normandy. The re-
eeptlon was held In the r%efectory. which
rs faithfully copied from one In an old
frpnnh t". IL IL ~ 4.
comparatively modern structure 1t was
built on land which has been in tho
family OF the brides father for nearly
200 years.
During the reception Conrad's orches-
Ira played and afterward breakfast was
served at small tables. some OF which
were placed under a marquee and
DINERS under the old oaks and pines
on the lawn. Afterward there was
aanclne The breakfast was prepared
ey Mr. Taylor's own chef. As the train
oack 70 New York left AT rather a
Iate hour tea was served before the de-
par'nre OF the guests, and at about 4
o'clock Mr. Carnochan and his bride
len In a touring car for a brief motor
uip before sailing for South America,
Nhere they will remain for three months.
Ihey VIII make their home In New York
city.
Iho bridegroom Ia a grandson Of Or.
1onn Murray Carnochan Of New York,
w" ~ the eminent physicians OF his
nay and he In also n grandson Of the
ae Ny ana Mrs, Frederick Goodridse
'i New York and INSTRUMENTATION
Guests at the wedding.
Among the guests at the wedding were
mrs John Murray Carnochan. grand
m9'h"r ~ the bridegroom Mrs. Philip
hhinelander, T. J. Oakley Rhinelander.
~ and Mrs, Alexander Duer Irving.
Frederic Potts Moore. Park f.. Bell,
AIsernon s. Bell, Worthington White
mouse, Robert b. Van Courtlandt. Mrs,
nnouVerteur Kortright. Miss Maria de
harrii, william Williams. Miss Mary
Livingston Willard Miss Augusta Childs,
burgess Wooley. Gerald Hull Gray, Mr..
ana Mrs Poultney Bigelow, Or. and Mrs
george Norton Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
: y%har'es a. Van Rensselaer,, Charles A,
van ifnsseiaer, Jr.. and Mr.. ard Mrs
Solvernour Morris Carnochan.
others present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wih Gould, Sidney Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
W b Anderson, Mr., and Mrs. Clarence
mansworth. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles T.
taylor. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Hamblen
sears' Miss Penelope Sears. Mr., and Mrs
stephen Baker, Harry C. Gushing Sd