The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
JOHN H. IJAMS WEEDS
MARGARET PORTER
MANY Guests From Town at
Ceremony in Trinity
Church, Hewlett.
RECEPTION .AFTERW ARD

Miss Mars ret Seton Porter, second
.,ucAicr Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Hobart
:Nlrier, was MARI to John Horton
.hris Of this city yesterday afternoon
Trinity Church, Hewlett. - :. The
Rev. william VI. Kempner. rector Of
ilcnsh,w OF Rye. y. y. were the o'llci-
a,ug clcfgymcn. Many Of the guests
came 10y special train from New York
and were met by automobiles, which
conveyed them to the church. There
was large gathering to witness the
MARRIAGE CcIcr v. The church was
decorated with margueritos and large
branches OF doGwood In full blossom.
irterminglcd with clusters of pink snap
dragons and fcstoOned with laurel
leaves. In addition to organ music
.ring orchestra played while the we'd
ding guests were assembling.
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. She
wore = gown NJ soft white satin made
in empire effect with a high standing
collar Of point lace, the front OF the
gown being covered with nounces OF
:olnt lace which were worn by her
mother when bride. she wore long
veil OF tulle and carried cluster OF
lilies Of the valley. Miss Dorothy
Dwight Porter elder sister Of the bride.
who was the maid OF honor, and the
bridesmaids, the Misses Margaret War
rem. Dorothy Auderton, Gertrude Par
dee, Marie Louise Dixon and Helen
de Forest Griffin OF this city and Hell
veta orr OF Chicago were all dressed
alike Their gowns were OF apple green
taffeta over white chiffon. They car
rcd large arm bouquets of pink roses
and wore Transparent hats OF gold lace.
Katharine Dcl1no Porter and Allie
hilllns the flower girls. wore costumes
similar 20 those OF the bridesmaids.
Wilder Goodwin was the best man.
TIE ush,rs were William b. Boulton,
ir.. j. Fahys Cook. sidney =. Henshaw.
Harry VI. Addlnsel. Antonio i.azo. Jr..
Ross Il. Harrison. Seton Porter an I'm lie
OF she bride, ana Dr. q. Adams Leland,
Ir.. Of BOSTON
reception followed NJ Laudordale,
he country home Of the brides parents.
In Lawrence. \ buffet luncheon was
served ny ltN III llie mousse anu on lut
lawn. where a special table was ar
ranged for the bridal party. Among the
guests were Mrs. William Il. Dinsmore
Mss Madeleine Diusmore. Mr.. and MIS-
Robert =. Huntington. NJ and Mrs
John Hensaaw. MIR. and Mrs. Alan Fox
NJ and Mrs. Charles H. OLSON. Mr..
Russell ". Hoad,ev. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
Lindsey Tappin. Mrs. Seton Porter Mrs
James VI Varuum. Mr.. and Mrs. Gcore'
W WickerSham. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Elliot Warren. Mrs Townsend Hensha "
Nj and Mrs John r. ljlms. Miss ljams
Edgar Jams. NJ. and Mrs willard
Brown. Nj. ard Mrs. Winthrop Burr, Mr.
and Mrs. Peer V. Olney. Mr. and Mrs
william \. Hagard. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
6 Auerbach. Mrs. keone Taylor NJ NJ
Dorothy Keene Taylor. Dr. and Mrs
Samuel hhank. Mrs, Edwin II Wes tn
erhoe. ~. Harold pardsr. Mr.. and Mrs
Harris Roome. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. )
Sears. Mr. and Mrs M0ntalgu Ia Mon
tasne and Prof and Mrs. Charles
Chandler. Archbishop Seton. cousii
~ the bride, who has recently returne,
from a long residence In Rome Italy
was prevented by illness from attendin:
TN" Wedding.
After the rccep.ion Mr.. and Mrs
T'sms left for a Southern trip. They
have taken a house for the summer II
Lawrence. L. l.