The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-13
MISS MILDRED POOR
WEEDS DIR. GARNETT
Ceremony Performed at East
hampton Home Of the
Brides Parents.
TO LIVE IN WASHINGTON

F~AsrHANrToN, L. L.. June 12-Miss
Mildred Poor was married to Dr. Alex
andcr Y. y. Garnett of Washington.
u. C., this afternoon at As You Like II,
the picturesque country home OF her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. James Harper
Poor, which is situated on Main street.
TIL marriage ceremony was performed
by the Rev. oscar +. r. Treder. rector
of st. Luke's Church here, assisted by
the Rev. DIR. Ernest Stires, rector OF
st. Thomas's Church, New York. 1t
took place before n temporary altar
which had been erected In the great liv-
ing room of the house and all about the
sides were clusters Of white peonies
and festoons OF oak leaves.
An aisle leading to the altar was
formed by gildcd stanchions topped with
clusters Of white peonles and connected
by strcamcrs Of white satin ribbon. The
bride passed through this aisle with her
father to the altar. She wore "a gown of
soft white satin, made with a mod
erately long train and draped with point
lace and pearl embroidered chiffon.
From her shoulders there hung Il long
train of white net. deliberately embroid-
cred with seed pearls, and the veil of
,ulle. which was held by n narrow band
" hftllE' blNNT'Aii0t "a IAhf w =
back on the head. She carried n bou-
quet OF white orchids and lilies OF the
valley.
The bridal attendants. Mrs. Philip p.
Gardiner, Il sister Of tho bride, and
Mrs. J. B~rcckinridge Bayne Of Wash
ington. wore gowns OF rose colored chlf-
fon and satin M transparent hats to
correspond, They carried largo clusters
of pink roses.
Henry Wise Garnett acted az his
brothers best man. The ushers were
william T.. Meredith. q. :. Theall. David
II. Tenant, Clarke Waggaman. Randall
H.. Hagncr. Philip L. Gardiner, pr. J.
Breckinridge Bsync. DR.. j. Blair Spen-
Ger. pr Iouis G. Lehr. Or. a. r. M1ftit
and pr. John Burke. The wedding
music was played by Nahan Frankos
Orchestra.
After n brief reception the breakfast
was served 10y Sherry at small tables
which were placed in the garden at IN,
rear Of tho house. This is one Of tht
most beautiful gardens in Easthampton
suggesting an old English ountrN
estate with its huge maple and oal
trees. lis suuken Hover garden rs
clumps OF ornamental plants. There wa
- special table for the bridal party undel
the Italian r%ergola.
Some of the young people present re
manned to dance after the breakfast and
Mt 3 o'clock Dr. Garnett and his bride
left FOR an automobile trip. They Wi
live in Washington. About 4 o'clocl
the New York guests returned on III
special train which had brought then
down early in the morning. There wer'
also among the guests numerous friend
who had come from southampton b!
automobile. some OF those AZ the wed
ding were Mr.. and Mrs Maconb Foster
Mrs. Henry &. Nenn. Miss Garnet. Mrs
Henry " Garnet. Mr.. and Mrs. Alher
Hcrter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane roor
Mrs. W. :. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo :. Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
clifford Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Clarke. Mrs. Henry Wheaton Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. g. Wheaton Vaughan. NJ
and Mrs. s. Edward Nash, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel 7. Skidmore, Mr.. and Mrs
George I. McAlpin. Mr.. n Mrs. Fran
u. WIborc. NJ. and Mrs Stevens Ulmar
Henry \. Barclay. Mr.. and Mr.:
Kllaen Van Rensselaer,, Mr. and Mr.
Thomas T.. Manson, NJ. and Mrs. Thco
dorc l. Dixon, Mrs. John u Walker
Miss Caryl Hacks'an. Charles l. Hack
staff. Mr.. and M. +. Abbott ingalls,
Mr.. and Mrs l. Crugcr Hasell. Aiher
CnrdeS. william II Johns, Mrs. John :
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Morice, NJ
end Ms Franklin : Richardson, MI
and Mrs Charles W Carpenter. Mr. an
De Kay. VI So MtrEe~v clinton. Howar
plummCr and NJ. and Mrs. Edward d
clifford Chisholm.