New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-15
MISS ANDREWS
BELMONT BRIDE
Rocky Hall, at Newport,
Scene of Wedding to
Morgan Belmont.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
ARE NOT DISPLAYED
After Ceremony Young Couple
Motor Away on First Stage
of Honeymoon.

Newport. Aug. 1.-THE marriage OF
Miss Margaret Francis Andrews
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul An.
drews. to Morgan Belmont, son OF
August Belmont, took place this al
ternoon in the large MUSHROOM at
Rocky Hall, the Andrews summer
home here. Before a gathering OF
more than 100 guests. who filled the
room and those adjoining it, the cere-
mony was performed by the Right
Rev. Thomas +. Doran, associate
bishop of the diocese of Providence.
He was assisted by the Rev. James
I. Ward, pastor of ST. Mary's Church,
Newport
AS the wedding march was played
the bridal party appeared through an
aisle of orchid colored asters and blue
hydrangeas. At the end Of the room
was an altar, with lighted candelsbra'
Miss Andrews walked with her faith
CT. who gave her in Marriage. she
was attended by ten bridesmaids--the
Misses DorOthea Watts. Rhoda Fullam,
Angelica Brown, Hannah Randolph,
Marie Taller, Dorothy Gordon King
Ethel HUM, Carolyn Herbert, Kath-
crime W. Porter and Helena l.. Fish.
The ushers were G. l.. Aspinwall,
August Belmont, jr.. A. l.. Bliss, Lewis
Stuyvesant Chanler, jr., William II.
Chatfeld, G. F. Curtis, jr., {. Oliver
Iselin, jr, S. T. Hopkins, Edwin d.
Morgan, jr.. and II. Carey Morgan.
The best man was Raymond Belmont,
a brother of the bridegroom.
The bride wore a gown that was very
simple. A white tulle overdress was
hung over an underdress Of white satin,
~ konnaI
three hounces over the satin skirt.
Bands Of rose point lace were at hip
and knee. The bodice was Of tulle, cut
V shane. with elbow sleeves. The
train, three yards in length, was Of
tulle. II had q band Of rose point lace
which fell from the brides forehead
to the end of the train. Her only
level was a large brooch Of diamonds.
The bridesmaids, all attircd alike,
wore orchid colored satin, veiled with
tulle of the same shade. The girdles
were of hydranGea blue, and the
dresses were edged with silver trim
ming. Blue picture hats, trimmed
with garlands of flowers, were worn,
and the young women carried purple or
chids with long blue ribbon streamers.
The brides mother, Mrs. Andrews,
wore pale grey trimmed with very ola
and rare lace. She wore orchids,
caught with q string Of pearls. Mrs;
August Belmont wore pale blue, and
her jewelry consisted of pearls.
At the end of the ceremony the
bridal party left the room as the or
chestra. augmented by an organ, played
another wedding march. The orchestra
PLAYED during the bridal luncheon.
which was served in the library. where
the tables were decorated with gar
denias and liles-of -the-vaNey. The
bride received many presents. but they
were not on exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont departed later
by motor on the first stage OF their
wedding trip, the bride being attired
in travelling dress of blue Georgette
creme. with blue hat TO match. Their
destination was not made known, but
when they return. some weeks hence.
they viii 80 70 Mr.. Belmont's home at
Hampstead, Long Island.
The guests at the ceremony besides
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and Mr.. and
Mrs. Belmont were Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont. Governor and Mrs. r. Liv-
ingston Beeckman; Ambassador ana
Nine. Bakhmetetf, Edward j. Berwind.
Mrs. William Watts Sherman, Mrs.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Laurens Van Allen, DR.. and Mrs.
Richard c. Derby, Miss Mimi Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Dixon, Mr.: and Mrs.
Vincent Astor. Mrs. William Grosvenor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin d. Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart duncan. Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, Nine. De Constantine
witch. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Prescott Bigelow. Miss Maria De Bar