The sun., 1919-07-13
HADLEY-BLODGETT
WEDDING IS HELD
Bridegroom, Now Student Of
Law, Son Of President
of Yale.
MANY ATTEND CEREMONY
Bride, Well Known Here, Is
Niece of Arthur j. and Vic
tor l. Cumnock.

Miss Katherine Cumnock Blodgett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood
Blodgett of this city and Grand Rapids.
Mich, was married to Morris Hadley,
son OF DIR. Arthur T. Hadley, president
OF Yale University. and Mrs. Hadley
yesterday afternoon at Avalon. the coun-
try home OF her parents at Pride's
Crossing. Mass. The Rev. Endicott
Peabody, Of Groton. Mass. performed
the marriage ceremony in the italian
room Of the house and before an altar
which WAS covered with a rare old en-
broidered altar piece and banked on
both sides with white lilies and blue
larkspur. Eight of the bridesmaids car
ried gllded Empire sticks. which were
connected with garlRnds OF flowers.
forming an aisle through which the
other members of the bridal party
passed to the altar.
Mrs. Samuel Sloan Colt Of New York
was the matron of honor and Miss Laura
Hadley. a sister of the bridegroom. the
maid OF honor. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Eleanor Cabot and Corina s.
Higginson OF Boston. the Misses Doro-
thy W. Smith, Mary A. Marion and
Mich, and the Misses Mary s. Colt.
Clara L. Lee, Polly B. Damrosch, Eliza
beth Remsen. Frances II. Ballard, Min
ME F. Richards and Katherine L. Biggs
Of New York.
The bride, who was given away by
her father. wore a gown of white chif-
fon heavily embroidered with pearls and
finished with a pearl girdle. The court
train of white satin was also emoroid-
cred with large pearls and silver thread.
and her veil Of rose point lace was held
with a coronet of tulle and orange bios
SONS. She wore a bracelet OF diamonds,
the gift of the bridegroom, and dia-
mond corsage pin, also gift, and she
carried a bouquet OF white orchids. The
attendants wore costumes of hydrangea
blue chiffon with sashes of blue, pink
and mauve silver cloth, and their hats
of blue tule were trimmed with ostrich
feathers and flowers of pastel shades.
Hamilton Hadley, brother OF the BRIDE
groom. was best man. The ushers were
K. jefferson Coolidge Sd. Harcourt Am
DRY. Jr., Ralph Bradley and Lincoln Bay
lies OF Boston; William Gammell. Jr., Of
Providence. r, l.; Philip H English OF
New Haven. Conn: John W. Blodgett,
Jr., Samuel Sloan Duryee, Seth Low and
Alan Campbell OF New Yook. and Kinley
+. Tener, tarwel Knapp, LOUIS L.
Zahner and Bennett Sanderson. class
mates OF the bridegroom at Yale. All
the ushers were in the army during the
war and several OF them were members
Of the 302d Field Artillery, In which Mr..
Hadley was n Major.
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception on the lawn overlooking the sea,
and later dancing In the ballroom. The
Boston Festival Orchestra played In the
house. while the Salem Cadet Band fur
nished the music on the lawn.
The. bride was raduated from Miss
Spence's School of New York and was
introduced TO society in 1916 at large
dance given for her by her mother at
Sherry's She lisa niece OF Arthur J.
Cumnock and Victor l. Cumnock of Oys-
ter Bay. L. l., and OF Mrs. Norman Dit
man OF New York. Mr.. Hadley is
a grandson OF the late LuZon B. Morris
at one time Governor of Connecticut, and
a nephew OF Mrs. Charles NJ. Pratt OF
Glen Cove, L. /.
After the wedding trip Mr. and Mrs
Hadley will pass the remainder of the
summer at Pride's Crossing. and in the
autumn will take up their residence in
Cambridge, Mass. where he will continue
his studies at the Harvard Law School.