New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-15
Society
Miss Lockwood Bride OF
Archibald Roosevelt
Collicr-St. George
Wedding

was 'nc scene Of the msrriage to-day
OF Miss Mary $. Lockwood. daughter of
Nr. and Nrs Thomas S. Lockwood, OF
Bay State Road, TO Archibald Roosevelt
the third son Of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt He IL an officer of the Re-
serve Corps, and in the expectation
that he may be called at any time into
service the wedding was held week
after the announcement of the engage
mcnt.
The wedding brought 10 Boston prom
r.-t member Of the Roosevelt family
including Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. jr.;
Mr.. and Nrs. Kermit Roosevelt. Mr.
and Mrs. John X. Roosevelt, Dr.. and
Mrs. Richard Derby Ethel Roosevelt
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Roosevelt and
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
( Longworth Alice ROOSEVELT. Guests =,
the church we're seated By the following
ushers: Theodore Roosevelt, ir., Ker.
NIT Roosevelt. Richard Derby. Oliver
Amcs. Jr.. George L. Aspnwall. G. II
shaw. Samuel r. Peabody and Richard
Hartc
The Rev. Or Elwood Worcester per
formed the ceremony. The bride. who
was 900 conventional white. had as her
maid or honor Miss Mary Hunnevcil
and there were IN addition. six brides
maids-Miss Nora Saltonstsll. Miss
Lucy Aspinwall. Miss Frances Webster
Miss Nancy BARTON, Miss Elizabeth Sils-
bee and Miss Margaret Wells. The
maid of honor wore a gown Of tafets
and tulle in sunset colors and a hat OF
orchid colorinR. The bridesmaids were
dressed alike in taiFeta of sunset shade
. combined with tulle and chiffon in the
orchid shades. and with trimmings OF
silver Their hats were Of orchid tulle
with touches OF yellow, IN flowers, and
Of old blue. On ribbon trimmings. They
carried baskets Of small roses ranging
IN colorinC through various pink -haGce
20 yellow. while larksp ur and blue rib
bons gave touch oil color which was
effective
The bridegroom WAS attended by his
brother Quentin Roosevelt.
Tuxedo Park. April H. The wedding
o. Miss Katharine Price Collier, laugh
tor Of Mrs. Price Collier, Of Tuxedo
Park. 10 George Baker St George. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard st. George, of
England, and grandson Of George +.
Baker. Of New York. celebrated at st.
Mary Church this afternoon. brought
out large Gathering of society folk.
The pretty little church at the en-
trance Of Tuxedo Park was profuSely
decorated with spring flowers. The
guests were conveyed from town by a
special train on the Erie Railroad.
The bride was given away by
her stcp-brothcr. Warren Delanc
Robbins. an sttachc Of the Ameri-
can Embassy in London Cecil St
George, cousin Of the bridegroom.
was best man. Miss Sara Price
Collier. sister of the bride, was maid
Of honor The bridesmaids were Miss
st. George. n sister OF the bridegroom;
Miss Laura Delano. cousin Of the bride.
and Miss Nav NoCel. who will marry L.
Havcmeyer Butt, of New York, here
next Saturday.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Robert S ". Wood. rector Of 81.
Mary's The ushcrs were Bruce Price
Post. II. Gallatin Pcll. George VI. Ruth
more. John Elliott, L. y. Schley . ]
Reginald Anderson. The bride was
attired in white chiffon over satin. with
ID coronct 90 lillcs-of ttc-valley 70 hold
the veil. The ornaments were pearls,
a gift 81 George +. Baker.
The bridesmaids dresscs were pink
satin. With larr, picture hats. After
the ceremony reception was held at
the Collier mansion, on Westlake Road
and the wedding party returned on the
special train at o'clock.
Miss LOIS Virginia Hewitt. daughter
Of M and Mrs. Harvey J. Hewitt. wa:
married 10 Oliver W Bird. jr.. yester-
DAY az noon. IN the chanel Of St. Bar-
thol0ncw's Church. The Rev Percy
Gordon performed the ceremony IN tn,
presence Of small number OF relatives
and intimate friends, and a wedding
breakfast followed at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Hewitt. 100 Madison Avenue
The bride walked 20 the altar with her
mother. who gave her away. She wore
a walking suit of navy blue serge. with
small bouquet Of lilies-of -the-ysllel
- her corsage, and a hat Of black straw
trimmed with small pink rose buds
Her sister. Miss Marjorie Hewett. also
dressed IN blue serge, was the maid OF
honor and only attendant. Dudley
Hewitt. brother Of the bride. was bes
man. There We're no ushers.
The wedding Of Miss Harriette Nc
A.pIn, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam ". NcAlpiu. TO Andrew II. ShilanC
took place at I o'clock yesterday after
noon at her home, II East Ninetietl
Street. 4 large wedding in the Fifth
Avenue Presb yterian Church had beer
planned, but osirg 10 the death or
Thursday Of the brides uncle. Gen
era. Edwin 4. NcAlpin. the invitations
were recalled and the home ceremony
decided upon. The Rev. Dr. Joweti
oAciatcd 4 small reception followed
The bride, who was given away by
her father. was IN Aounccs OF ros,
point lace and chiffon over white satin
She wore rose point lace veil ar
ranged with orange blossoms and car
RED Easter lilies. Her two sisters. Mrs
7. Edward Hambleton. Of Baltimore
and Mrs. William Fletcher Irwin. OF
Rye, were the matrons Of honor. They
were dressed ~ mauve chiffon over
pink satin. wore lace hats with pinl
satin crowns and carried Sweetpeas.
The TWO litt.e daughters Of Mr.. snc
Mrs. Edward r. close were the Aowe!
girls. and T. Edward IIambeton. jr.
nephew OF the bridge. served as page.
George 3 Hedeers. half-brothcr OF
the bridegroom, vas the best man. auS
tie usters We're the brides brother. 4
Hayward NcAlpin: 7. Edward HANDLE