Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-28
MISS WANAMAKER
GURNEE MUNNS BRIDE

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Alice Clay and Miss Frarcss Atooro 81
washington Two flower girls were Miss
Peuline Mum, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. Mum, and Miss Auten de
Heeren, the brides niece.
IL Is estimated a fortune has been spent
on the gowns and flowers Of the bridal
party. The bridesmaids wore exoutsita q
iroeks OF light blue and nauve sili, ond
tulle. The hats were a combination of
cream color and the same pastel shades
nhey carried large hat-baskets tied on
,i the arm with huge bows of violet and
piue ribbon. The baskets were filled with
sweet peas, blue larkspur with variety
OIL blooms. The little flower girls were in
white. e"'S "eie III
The gown which the bride wore wa.
a wonderful imported creation OF satin
tulle and brocade. 1t arrived In this
country only last Friday on board the
Ardiatic, which also brought John wanna
maker, Jri home from abroad in time
to attend his sisters wedding. The
gown had clouds of billowy lace and
pearls In the trimming. The train, 30 feet
long, was of cloth shot with silver and
covered with lace. The veil was an
all enveloplng effect of tulle and the
bouquet orchids and lilies of the valley.
The bridegroom had as his best man
his brother Charles A. Mum. and the
uehers were John Wanamaker, Jr.. of this
city, w. Rhlnelander Stewart, w Lee
Gwynn, Gustro de Heeren, Hamilton
Fish, Jr, Alfred S. Dabney, O. A. Shaw
Mexican and Robert F. Sterling, all of
New York city; Reginald Broadman and
Charles D. Amory of Boston, Ector o.
Mum, of Washington and Thomas
Blumer, of Providence
After the church ceremony members of
the bridal party and guests motored out
to Lindenhurst the country home of Jonn
Wanamaker, in Jenkintown.
At the gates of the estate the party was
met by band, and to the strains of we'd
ding marches found places at tables scat
tered about the lawn and under a large
pergola which had been erected for the
serving of refreshments
Motion pictures were taken of the
scenes.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were the following:
Mrs. Charles A. Mum. Mr. and Mrs Charles
s Mnn Mr. and Ms Mr. RG Barclay M' Pag 4nfao ME-
and Mrs. Norman Macleod. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas jackson SSsS, 5effrLss Mr. and Mrs Henry
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb r, Fox, Jr., Miss
Mr., and Mrs: Robert Martin Willlams,
W. B. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Clay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Reevos
Wainwrisht, Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Grant, 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs
John Shipley Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Howard
Pancoast, Mr.. and Mrs; George G. Horwitz,
MIR. and Mrs. William Ellis Scul, Miss Margot
u. sculL Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Ingersol Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Sulli-
van. Mrs. Charles II. Howell, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Emott Hare, Miss Katherine Hobart
Howell, Miss Ruth Coke, MIR. and Mrs. vii.
liam struthers Ellis, Miss Helen Ellis, Miss
sydney Ellis, Miss Cornelia Leidy, Miss Jean
C. Bullitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edward Dray-
ton. Miss Virginia Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert c. Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart
MIR. and Mrs. Edward T. Stoteshury. Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Fell. Mr.. and Mrs Wharton
Snkler. MIR. and Mrs. ID, Pearson Pearce
Mrs. Albert Rosengarten, Mr. and Mrs. E.
MoLougnlin, of New York; My; and Mrs
Robert E Montgomery. MIR. and Mrs. John r
Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Barklie
Miss Jean Thompson, Miss Charlotte Harding
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Harding, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Coke Mccall, Judge Johr
NJ. Patterson, ex-Judge Dinner Beeber and l.
A. Van Valkenberg.