New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
Cardinal Farley Cele-
brates Pre:Nuptial
Mass.
MISS FRANK BRIDE OF
TALBOT TAYLOR, JR.
Ceremony and Fete Held at Glen
Cove, l.. Mrs. Austin Mar
ried to David Banks.

OF. y. 10, Miss sara pelano, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Warren Delano. Of
Barrytown and this city. was married
Yesterday to Roland Livingston Rcd
mond
Cardinal Farley celebrated the pre-
nuptial mass at < o'clock, and ne was
assisted At the marriage ceremony, at
y O'Clock. by the Rev. Or. Carroll the
Rev. Father Charles J. Parks and the
Rev. Tather :. J. O'Gorman The nup-
tial mass which Immediately followed
the wedding was performed b. the Rev.
Father Wucher.
Miss DelauO wore gown OF ivory
satin, trimmed with rose point lace.
The court train which fell from her
shoulders was drsped with q veil ot
rose point lace an heirloom which her
sister, Miss Virginia Delano. also wore
when she became the bride Of Profess
sor George Harold Edgell. OF the Har-
ward Art School. last June at Steen Va
lctje, the pelanc summer home a. Bar
rytown. The bride carried q shower
bouquet Of orange blossoms and bride
roses and her only ornament was a
pearl necklace. a gift from the bride
groom. Johnston /. Redmond served
as MS nroInCr : nest man.
For the last six weeks the Tivoli
Catholic Church has been undergoing
extensive attentions for the marriage.
The church was built as memorial
IN 1903 by Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond.
:ho mother OF the bridegroom. and her
sister. the Countess LauCier HAS.
Yesterdays bride, who was introduced
so society last December is a recent
convert to he Catholic faith. having
taken her irst communion last Christ
mas. For several generations the
members Of the Delsno family have
been Episcopalians, and the change IN
faith on the part Of Mrs Redmond
caused surprise 10 her friends.
The gift Of the bridegroor's parents
20 the young couple was the remodel
ling and beautifying Of the church at
Tivoh.
The decorations on the chancel walls
include paintings, scripture texts and
artistic inserts OF the four evangelists.
Matthew. Mark. Luke and John.
Palms. ferns and bride roses covered
the altar and masses Of field flowers
filed the oDer windows and screened
the organ loft. where a male choir
from, tho Church Of s. Ignatius was
concealed. The main aisle was roped
of with wide white satin ribbons. in
which punches Of field flowers were
knotted al intervals.
There were more than two hundred
quests. who arrived on the special train
which left the Grand Central Station
N 9:10 a. m. Motor buses. sent up
from New York City. had been provld-
ed 20 take the guests from the church
20 the Delano home IN BarrytOwn,
whore a wedding breakfast and an in
formal reception followed the ccre-
mony at the church.
The wedding Of Miss Louise Tiffany
Frank, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 4. Frank. Of Manhattan and
Charlou House. Glen Cove. and Talbot
TAYLOR, ir.. son Of Mrs. heenc Taylor.
Of Cedarhurst and Manhattan, took
place in Lattingtown Chapel. Glen
Cove. Yesterday afternoon. OWING 20
tho limited capacity of the chapel only
80 relatives and intimate friends OF
the counle witnessed the ceremony.
The Rev Ernest Stires. rector Of s..
Thomas's Episcopal Church. Manhat-
tan. assisted by the Rev. william oIm-
stcd. Of Pcmfrct. Mass, were the o.
hc;ating clcrCymen.
The chanel was decorated with blue
larkspur and blue hydrangeas at the
news and palms and white flowers al
the chancel Mrs. Horace Blgelow;
friend Of the Frank family, presided
at the organ.
Tho bride was attended by her sis
Tor Miss Elizabeth Darlington Frank,
az maid Of honor. The bridesmaids
vero Miss Dorothy keene Taylor, the
bridecroom's sister; Miss Flora Nc
Amin. Miss Elizabeth kirl'n, Miss
Josephinc r. Wells and Miss Cary
Hackstaf Of New York.
Tho bride was attircd in cream
taFcta. made with high waist and fuii
skirt The trimming was old rose
noint lace worn by her mother on her
,.oddinc gown. A net train fell from
tho waist. and the tulle veil was fast
orod ia the back Of the couture with
orance blossoms. The only jewels
VOW bv the bride were a diamond
roDdart and an emerald and diamond
rinr, the latter a gift from the BRIDE
proom's mother.
Mrs Frank. mother o. the bride wore
white net and lace and a white har
Nrs TAYLOR. the bridegroom mother
was powncd i'm cafe au liant shade WIN
hat to match.
A. the Frank home after the cere-
money reception, for when Iarer
number Of invitations were lsSueu'
was held. 4 wedding supper was
served a. small tables arranged on
/ tho terrace. overlooking Long lsIanG
/ Sound. ~, ..o,a .bo
summer az Ayers Gin, quebec. Cen-
ada. The bride Is graduate OF M's.
g. cnorco's school and made her debut a.
4 - >,o.cn+ior given at Charlton House
,,o,o than n wear ago. Mr.. Taylor Is
ro,bcw Of FoXhall keene and =
o.ro,dson Of the late James X. keene.
vonv of the guests ~ the wedding
,,.oro brought 20 Glen Cove by SPECIAL
,rai, Othcrs c9mc from the ace
rnco, .. Piping Rock in automobiles
Tho wedding Of Mrs. Mabel Hatch
Actin daughter Of Roswell u. hatch'
and David Banks took place yesterday
~ noon at the Bellevue Strattord' III
! ph;ladelphia. the ceremony being per
forn,ed by the Rev. Dr. Frank GOOD
cLiid Of New York The bride: VINO
Uore a gown OF gray SATIN covered WIN
GRAY ulle embroidered WIN s''F'l
,,hrcad and a black picture hat. was
.i..o'' ,,yav by her brother. Professor
Robert H. Hatch. Rene 4 de Eu y
~ New York. acted as best man. A
wedding breakfast for RELATIVES and n-
,;r,sto friends. many of whom went
nom New York for the wedding. fol-
loved the ceremony.
The brides father, Mr. Hatch, Is one
Of the Oldest living members OF the
Now York Bar Association. and was
secretary of the Committee Of seventy
for the suppression Of the Tweed ring
Mr.. Banks IS the head OF the Banks
law Publishing Company. which was
founded by his grandfather Ia'id