New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-18
Sun Pierces Rain Curtain
as Mr.. and Mrs. John HOar
Reach Church Door.
WEDDING CEREMONY
ATTRACTS 500 GUESTS
Brides Father Head of Redmond
& CO.-Bridegroom a
Boston Man.


Dorothy +. Brown, OF Dobbs Ferry, n.
T., was married yesterday to John
Hoar, of Boston. The bride is the
daughter of Franklin q. Brown, senior
member OF the investment securities
firm of Redmond g. Co, 3S Pine Street,
Manhattan. and President Of the viii
lage of Dobbs Ferry. Mr.. Hoar is the
son Of Mrs. Samuel Hoar. Of Boston.
The ceremony was performed in the
Zion Episcopal Church, Dobbs Ferry,
the Rev. DR.. Stanley Brown Sermon Of
floating. The brides sisters, Miss
Sylvia and Miss Phyllis Brown, were
maids of honor, and Samuel Hoar, the
bridegroom's brother. was best man.
The Baroness Vera de Rapp, Miss
Katherine Fitch, Miss Josephine Tun-
stalls Smith, Miss Ellen W. Eldridge,
Miss Christina Smelling and Miss Char
lotte Baylies were the bridesmaids.
Acting as ushers were Irving Bolton,
Malcolm Peabody. James c. Turnbull, 5.
c. Bennett, Richard Wigglesworth,
Clarence Belknap, NJ. c. Bolton. Fran
els Gray, George Harding and Ralph
Lowell
There was a picturesque touch given
to the wedding at the close OF the
church ceremony. The bride and BRIDE
groom, as they stepped out OF the
church, walked TO their waiting auto
mobile along a long path lined on ootn
sides by little girls clad in simple
white, who held arches of flowers Tor
the couple to pass under. II had rslned
violently while the ceremony was IN
progress, but the sun streamed tortn
moment before the close. As the bride
and bridegroom passed toward their au-
tomobile a brilliantly colored rainbow
was observed in the sky. The path they
followed ran in the direction OF the
bow.
Following the wedding at the church
a reception and dinner were gwen for
the guests at Springhurst, the Dobbs
Ferry home Of the brides parents. MIS-
Hoar's wedding gown was of white
satin. draped with white tulle and
adorned with old point lace. Her entire
costume was after the fashion OF the
period of 1885.
Miss Maria Averell Clark, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Cra~-
ford Clark. was married at noon yes
terday, at the home OF her parents
1927 Fifth Avenue. to Paul Dougheily,
q we'll known marine artist. only
relatives and few friends were pres
emit at the ceremony, which was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Kari Remand,
of St. Georges Church. Stuyvesant
Square.
Miss Clark made her debut on the
professional stage as singer iasI
winter. Previous to that she had
sung in many amateur affairs Tor
charity. She studied in Pans when
Mr.. Dougherty was also working there
at his art. He has pictures in the
permanent collections at the Metropoli-
tan Museum, the Chicago Institute and
the Corcoran Art Gallery. He IS vice.
president of the National Institute OF
Arts and Sciences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are at their
summer home a. Southampton, Long
Island. for the season, and opened their
city home Just for a few hours yes
terday for the wedding.
Crest harrington, Mass, June H.
Miss Ruth Church, the elder daugt-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John K. {. Church,
Of Great harrington, and Delano de
Windt. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heyliger
de Windt, Of Winnetks, Ill, were mar
ried this evening in st. James's Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Joseph Rus
sell Lynes, rector, offciated. Tie
chancel was decorated in pink and
white, laurel and peonies being used,
On the altar were white roses.
James A. Garfield. Of Mentor, Ohio,
whose engagement to Miss Marian
Baldwin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert F. Baldwin, of Lakewood, n. j.,
was announced tits week, was best
man. The ushers were George Church,
brother of the bride; Donald c. Shep-
ard, of Buffalo; Henry W. King, OF
Alma. Mich; George D. Finley, jr.,
of Montclair, n. j.; Douglas c. Craw-
ford, of Kent. Conn, and Gordon II.
Michler. of Greenwich, Conn.
Miss Mary Loop Church, the brides
sister. was maid of honor. The brides
maids were the Misses Josephine and
Helen Darlington. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick II. Darlington, Of
New York; Miss Louise Durant, daugh
ter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Clark 7. Durant,
of Great Darlington; Miss Helen S.
Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
S. Smith, of Neenah, Wis; Miss Mar
garet B. Hayes. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence B. Hayes. of Jackson,
Mich. and Miss Frankling Engs, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs S. Frankling Engs.
of Great Darlington. The bride was
given in marriage by her father.
The brides gown was Of white satin,
with court train and tulle and silver
garniture. The maid of honor and
the bridesmaids wore gowns of pink
tulle over silver cloth. They carried
Killarney roses tied with silver rib
bon.
A reception followed at Bonny Bank,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Church.
Among the guests at the wedding was
Frederick A. Delano. member of the
Federal Reserve Board, for whom the
bridegroom was named. Mr.. and Mrs.
de Windt will live in New Bedforo,
Mass.
The marriage of Miss Beryl Hilburn
and Charles Graham Baker took place
quietly at Oyster Bay. yesterday. Miss
fiilburn is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Hilburn, Of $50 Ocean
Avenue. Brooklyn. and sister Of Mrs.
J. Stuart Blackton. Of New York and
Oyster Bay. Mr. Baker is the son of
Elwood 7. Baker. Of ss5 Park Place,
Brooklyn.
The young couple became engaged
last March. They had originally
planned to have an elaborate church
wedding and reception later in the
month. Therefore, when they an
nounced that the ceremony would be