New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
Daughter of Mrs. S. S.
AuchinclOSS Married to
Fal de Saint Phalle.
HENRY s. DURAND
WEBS MISS HOLMES
Miss f. c. Beavers Becomes Wife
of r. w. Earle-D. w. Paige
Gives Bachelor Dinner.

day afternoon in the Church Of 81.
lgnatius Loyols. Park Avenue and
Eighty fourth Street, TO Fal de Saint
Phalle. son of the Comte and Com
Jesse Pierre de Saint Phalle. of Nievre,
France. The church was attractiveiy
decorated with Easter lilies, mar
guerites and palms, and special music
was played by Henry Taylor. of the
Calumet Club, an old friend of the
family.
The bride, who was escorted TO the
altar by her brother, Charles G.. Duryee,
and given away by her mother, wore a
gown of soft white satin trimmed with
old Duchess lace that belonged to her
! grandmother, the late Mrs. Charles
Guidet. Her tulle veil was arranged
with a cap of old lace and was worn in
the French fashion that is, over her
face as she walked to the altar, and
thrown back as she retraced her steps
after the ceremony. She carried As
cension lilies and wore che bride
groom's gift, diamond corsage orna'
ment.
Miss Agnes Guidet Duryee. her sis
ter's maid of honor, was dressed IN
white chiffon over flesh colored satin,
with sash of pale pink and silver
She wore a large blue tatfeta hat with
a band Of silver around the crown, and
carried forget-me-nots.
The brides other attendants were
Mrs. Xavier NJ. Audibert. Mrs. Gay
Emerson. Mrs. Jerome Alexandra and
Miss Carolyn Wells. All were dressed
alike, in light blue chiffon over flesh
colored satin, with large mauve sash"S
They wore large blue taffeta hats
trimmed with long mauve streamerS
and carried mauve pansies.
Mrs. Auchincloss was IN champaign
colored satin, trimmed with black lace,
with which she wore black tulle ha'
and carried Ophelia roses.
Francois de Saint Phalle served as
his brothers best man, and the ushers
were two other brothers, Bernard and
Alexander de Saint Phalie, Robert {.
Winmill. Michael Gavin, J. Victor Ona-
tivia, jr.. John p. Crosby, Clarence r.
Crimmins and Xavier VI. Audibert
rhe ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Father Albert V. Brown, and a re-
ception followed at the home Of the
brides mother. ia East Eighty-fourtn
! Street The decorations here were mp
pie blossoms, marguerites and palms
Mr. De Saint Phalle makes his home
in this city. and is in the brokerage
business. He joined the French army
at the outbreak of the war and saw &C
tive service at the front for year
He was invaded home last winter.
Miss Mildred Holmes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin I. Holmes, was
married yesterday afternoon IN %
Thomas's Church TO Henry >. Durand,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John otewaIL'
Durand. of 124 West Seyenty-ninth
Street. The church was decorated with
spring blossoms and palms. The Rev
DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires performed the cere-
mony. which was followed by recep-
ton At the home of the brides parents
40 West Fifty-seventh Street.
The brides gown was Of soft WHITE
satin. trimmed with point lace. IL hsd
full court train of white satin lined
with chiffon. Her point lace veil was
draped from a point lace cap held IN
position by small sprays Of orange
blossoms. Her only ornament was
diamond bowknot, the gift Of the orlde,
groom, and she carried a bouquet OF
lilies-of- the-valley, white pansies aho
white orchids.
Mrs. Frank Todd, Of Youngstown
+, Ohio. was the matron Of honor. she
was gowned in pale blue chlhon TAI
feta. draped with tulle of the same
shade. and wore a yellow Leghorn hat
faced with pale blue taifeta ana
trimmed with single blue feather
Her bouquet was of yellow daisies.
The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Eg-
rleston, Miss Helen Rickert, MISS
Helen Adams and Miss Elizabeth vii,
son. Of Easton. I'D. All were dressed
alike in yellow chiffon taffeta, with old
fashioned bodices of pale blue taffeta
They wore yellow Leghorn hats with
crowns of hydrangea and carried arm
bouquets Of hydrangea.
Susan Battelle and Grace Fisher
served as flower girls, and their frocKs
we're of yellow taffeta and they wore
poke bonnets. They carried old-fash'
toned hand bouquets of mignonettes.
Edwin 7. Holmes, jr., brother OF
the bride, served as best man. ana u Sne
ushers were Roy A. Floyd-J I'd
ward c. Rutter, Donald Bayne, j. v
Bouvier, Sd, John r. Green and W. S
Mckinney, Of Pittsburgh.
The marriage Of Miss Evelyn Car
ruth Beavers, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Beavers, of SO Garden
Place. Brooklyn, to Russell Ward
Earle, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
pitman Earle, of Brooklyn, took place
last evening in the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest, Forty-hfth Street and
Fifth Avenue. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Herbert Shipman
and a reception followed at the Ritz
Carlton. Mrs. William 2. Earle, Jr.. was
the matron of honor, and the other at
PENDANTS were Miss Ellen Lee Powell
Miss Helen Blackwell Chapman, Miss
Helen T. Earle. Miss Anne l.. Yer
nlanck. Mrs. George A. Robinson and
Mrs Lewis 3. Hughes. Anne Arden
beavers was the flower girl.
William P. Earle, jr., served as his
brothers best man, and the usheIs
we're Edward W. Walker. Charles G.
Reavers. George W. Beavers, jr., Cor
neIius Kouwenhoven, q. A. Anderson,
Harold Knapp. Henry Fairfax Ayres
Lewis b. Hughes. Russell Bailey anc
Andrew Underhill.
Douglas Warren Paige, who is &c
marry Miss Julia Hayward Edey or
Nav 81 at Bellport, Long Island, gave
~ farewell bachelor dinner last night
a. eberrv's. His guests included hi:
heather Alonzo Paige, who is 20 be his
beet man. and Frank Washburn, Rich
"a Warner. Bevi5 Coulson and Doug
L. CamDbell. who are to be his ushers
Mas Nav Appleton Parker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Forrest II. Parker, VII
~ ,1,arr;ed 10 DR.. Cary Eggleston, sor
~ Mr.. George Cary Eggleston and me
Iate Mr. Eggleston, on June s. at the
I'm If the bride, 1871 Madison Ave
mve ONLY relatives and a few mt
20 trends will be present at Tho
CEREMONY. which will be followed by
reception. Miss Marguerite d. steven
SON will be the maid OF h0hoI, ah'
Miss Tyeline p. Weeks and Miss Gene