The sun., 1916-10-01
MISS THOMPSON Is
BRIDE AT YONKERS
Married to Theodore Schulzc
Of {. Paul in Country Home
of Her Parents.
GIVEN AWAY BY FATHER
Temporary Altar for Cere-
mony in Front Of a Bower
Of Flowers.

Miss Margaret A.. Thompson. only
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william y.
THOMPSON, was married to Theodore
schulze Of ST. paul Yesterday afternoon
A, Alder. the beautiful country place OF
no, parents. on the banks OF the Hudson
q, Yonkers. The Rev. Percy Stickney
I,an.. rector OF the church OF the AS
c.nsion. performed the marriage cerc-
rony, which took place In the large
living room. where there were displayed
great quantities OF roses and other
flowers which had come from the con-
sratories OF the estate.
A temporary altar was erected a;
end O. the room. In front OF a bower Of
niles Of the valley. white roses and
Southern smilax. An aisle leading TO
ne altar WAS formed by white satin
ribbons attached to gilded stanchons
topped with large clusters OF white roses.
While the guests were assembling for
the ceremony. there was a programme
Of organ music and a stringed or
shestra, the organ having been built
into the house.
The bride was escorted TO the altar
By her father. who gave her away. She
wore an artistic gown of the 1880 period.
I, was made OF tulle and draped to the
waist with deep ~iounces of rose point
lace. A long train Of panne velvet fell
from the waist line. This was beautl-
fully embroidered In an appliqued floral
isSign and tho entire train was
bordered with q wide band OF white fox
fur.
From the shoulders to the waist line
fell Q cape Of the velvet. which was en-
beIllshed In n similar manner. The
veil OF rose point lace was fastened In
a simple cap effect and held by a
custer OF orange blossoms. The bride
carried a bouquet OF roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Two little flower girls. Virginia and
Elizabeth Oakes OF Brookllne. Mass,
were In attendance on the bride and
they wore costumes OF pale blue panne
velvet trimmed with white fox fur and
poke bonnets to correspond.
The other bridal attendants, Mrs.
Oliver Carley Hartman. the Misses
Katherine Schulze. n sister Of the bride
room Josephine Bedle. Marcella Cal
lery. Margaret Dickson and Clara Nc.
ccnnell. wore costumes Of white orgsndis
and velvet OF a pale shade of blue
trimmed with bands OF white fox fur
They also wore large hats Of pale blue
psnne velvet trimmed with white fox
fur and garlands OF small velvet flowers
carrying old fashioned bouquets of vel.
low inignon roses and orange blossoms.
Theodore Pomery Of Chicago. brother
.n.law Of the bridegroom. was his hes
man. The ushers were jeremiah Mil.
bank. another brother-in-law Percy
Buliard and David Smyth OF this city
casper Ofutt of Omaha, ]. VI. Hanna
FORD. Jr,. and Claude Stems Of 81. Paul
The reception which followed the mar,
rage Ceremony was held in the sam,
room. Receiving with the bridal part.
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A.. Schulze
parents OF the bridegroom. N we'll u,
the parents Of the bride. A buffet lunch,
eon vas served In the dining room b,
sherry. and afterward there was gen,
eral dancing. for which Fran,zen's or
chestra played.
After the reception guests from New
York returned TO the city by a pecia
train. which had taken them for IN,
CEREMONY. Mr.. and Mrs. Schulze aftel