The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

Love Singers made their way through
the HdUsept door 10 the churchyard n
then letlIced their steps INTO the church
and 20 the chducel. being followed by
the m,Mbers OF the brida! party. Just
a. the ,nor.sters arrived at the chancel
they beg an 20 sing the wedding music
from "I.oheneIin' and to this process
sondi the bridal party approached the
altar
FIRST ,Horc were tho ushers. sydney
Sallsuu BIee,c, Charles Lanier Law
rance. Henry Lansing McNickar. Richard
Wh'tHol. 6. Tiffany Richardson and
'ia,.ard Thomas After them came the
maid o. Nonor. Miss Eleanor Lamson,
and = 1.-THE flower girl, Elizabeth Nil
bank Anderson. The bride followed
alone she wore a trained gown of soft
white satin which was almost entirely
covered by Il long veil of old point lace
arranged with cap effect. She wore q
Necklace OF pea lis and carried a bouquet
Of white orchids
Mr. nrecSe was attended by his best
man, Gerald dc Courcy May Of WASH
irgtrl. Miss LamSon wore a os,ume
OF pal. yellow and white chiffon and
tatln viii a hat to correspond. She
carried u shower bouquet ~ yellow or
chlds. The little flower girl wore a
fro"k of white lace and chiffon with
hat 10 correspond and carried n basket
o. llIcs Of the valley and white roses
Tho marriage ceremony, accompanied
h a choral service. was performed by
The Right Rov. Edward =, Lines. Episco-
pa Bishop Of Newark, y. J. While the
bridal party was leaving the church
Me1lolsSohn's wedding music was suns
b. 'h" choir and the chimes rang out
shcerfully.
rhr second Ceremony.
Immediately after the csremo
AVID following the bridal party the
assembled guests were conveyed TO the
Orohari. the home of Mr.. and Mrs
|, Rrceso, which IL about two miles from
he church. and there the second wed
dug followed. uniting in marriage Miss
Frances Tileston Rreese II Lawrence
Mrtc"yer Miller, This took place In
The great room of the house. which Ia
p monument 10 the memory Of the late
sanford White. IT looked like y bit OF
tho uld World With It's wonderful tap
cs'rIc, i's great cathedral lamps lighted
D. WAY candles. its carvings and other
"nrIs NJ ART. in addition and giving
Er"at 'nnct 20 The occasion was tht
organ music from the great organ which
Is ul'' i1to the room.
Tho Wedding ghosts grouped them
r'"s 4. either side of a temporary
A'' ~ Wv '''' ~ ~ ''>''
'n'' '-'nr the great organ and there
o''n nw did Italian altar the mar
Rage economy was psrfoi med hy thu
F' 'pU'c'OI Lawrance. a relative OF
m 5000. .l unusual and most impress
-" s.' Tho bride passed through
's with har father. She wore a
e." 70. wh,'c satin with n court tra!r
" " i"ll from the shoulders. Th'
~" N'4 covered with n superb vel
~ i"." lo'Nt lace, the gift ~ her rela
'''. y ana Mrs, i. Kennedy Tod
= r" nor godparcuts, The bride wore
"' Of old point applique tina
.' Obj" g"I ~ her great-grapdmother
'.W'. lIwranc", and this WA,
...'' vol back or the head AND
narro" handeau OF orange
r'-' THO lace on the front y
'.' 10" 'hr lat" Mrs Lawrance. Tier,
". superb cursagc orna ment, aist
~ sft - Mr.. and Mrs Tod. IT wa
l' phi" share Of n butterfly with wing
-" @ud sci with diamonds; at on
- : ''longed to nm Empress of Rus
ho presented il to Adollna Patti.
Execution \rcr Weddings.
NuNinu 10 thos" Jewels the brld'
g. H ur%cllncc ~ diamonds. Her mni,
O. uuur was Miss Margaret Sargen
o. ''r'0n, who was dressed In tones o
N1'' hlu' and mauve, with a hat Il
correspond. and there was also In nj
'n3lnce \ flower girl. little Phyih