The sun., 1916-02-09
MISS FARRAR WEEDS,
REAL QUIETLY, TOO
Prima Donna Becomes Mrs.
Lou Tpllcgcm and Fools
the Sightsecrs.
NOBODY LEAVES HOME

West Seventy fourth street was tan
talized yesterday. Geraldine Farrar and
Lou Tellcgen were married at noon at
No IS. but no one outside the Farrar
residence at that address caught
glimpse Of them.
Patient matrons were posted behind
discreetly opened window curtains In
other homes OF the nclghborhood. Pre-
sumably they hoped to get view of
the prina donna. whose purpose to walt
until she was 40 and then marry an
American was rolinquished after she
met the actor Of Greek and French par
entage. and Holland birth, and of the
actor himself. But they surveyed the
street in vain.
Messenger boys with flowers and telc-
grams came and went. but from the
home Of the Farrars nobody emerged ex-
cept the minister. the Rev. Leon a. Har-
ycy of the Fourth Unitarian Church OF
brooklyn. In front of No Is dozen
young men stamped their feet on the
cold pavement \ policeman. evidently
not long in uniform, appeared. lie told
the young men they would have to scat
ter. He explained, falling back on his
rule book. that they were causing a
crowd TO collect" He was Informed
that his information was Inaccurate the
objects of his suspicion were newspaper
and camera men, with no disposition to
incite anybody to riot. 1t was mani
festly too cold for any crowd 10 collect
except for an enforced aud lawful pur-
pose. The policeman pondercd, took
counsel with sagaCious janitor VINO
happened along proridentially ana
marched away in a d.gniiied manner.
As sydney Farrar. the singers father.
is convalescing after an operation Tor
append!citis, Miss Farrar insisted that
the wedding should be very simple. II
was Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar sat In the
library, on the second floor Their daugh-
ter and Mr.. Tellegen stood before them
with the clergyman and with the TWO
witnesses. Calvin O. thlds OF Bala
| Pa. and Charles A. Ellis of Boston
! manager of the singers recent concert
tour No one else was present. one o'
the company said later that he had q
poor memory for feminine attire, but ne
was pretty sure that Miss Farrar wore
"A travelling dres. Of dark velvet and a
! hat of the same material. Shc carried
American Beauty roses.
Mr.. Harvey. to whose Unitarian fditi
/ the Farrar family subscrhcs. read q
| short service. 4 ring Was used. After
| the ceremony the party had luncheon
| Because MIR. Childs is associated with Il
/ taking machine company /, Was rI
/ mored nu, side that the wedding was
recorded phonographiCa!ly and in NOV
| ing pictures too. but this WAS o''ic!allt
' said to b. untrue. Miss Farrar anc
Mr.. Tclegru became acquainted at tn,
! l.aslty studio in California. and they are
Coiug back ther" for eight weeks next
/ summer, but their professional life did
/ not infrinse upon the private affair OF
! Yesterday.
! This morning Mr. and Mrs. Lou Telie'
! gen ar likely to bc found at the Comedy
! Theatre. where the actor is rehearsine
! IN his new play. The King OF No
/ where" This play Will open in Albany
+ on Friday night. and Mrs. Telleeen--
2 OF course she will continue "a be knowr
as Geraldine Fdrrar professionally
will be there .Asid. from getting mar
ried and watching her husband act. sh'
Is fairly busy herself. for she is To- re-
turn to the Metropolitan Opera Hous,
/ in "rosca" on Monday night. II they
! can manage to 20 to Japan on a honey
moon trip AZ the close Of their Cali
fornia movie season they intend to do 80