The sun., 1919-05-01
BISHOPS SON WEEDS
MISS E. THOMPSON
The Rev. Gilbert Darlington
First to Wed in st. Bar
tholOmew's Church.
SISTER Is MAID OF HONOR
Reception in Seventy-eighth
Street Home Follows Mar
riage Ceremony.

Miss Elizabeth Remsen THOMPSON,
second daughter Of Mrs. Joseph Tod
hunter, Thompson. was married to the
Rev. Gilbert s. D. Darlington, son Of
Bishop and Mrs. James Henry Darling
TON OF Harrisburg. Pa. and Newport,
n. l.. Yesterday afternoon in st. Bar
tnolomewS Church. This was the first
wedding In the new church, although
tnere have been several In tho chapel.
Tho chancel was decorated with palms.
southern smilax, apple blossoms and
Ascension lilies.
The bride wore gown of soft white
sntin made with a long court train and
trimmed with old point lace, which was
worn by her mother at her own wedding,
ana n veil OF the same lace. She car
ried bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Miss
Jane Rennsen ThompsSn was her sisters
maid OF honor. The other attendants were
Mrs. Joel Ellis Fisher and Miss Kate H..
Darlington. sisters Of the bridegroom /;
the Misses Louisa .Aymar johnson, Ger
truce Mail and Caram3i Carroll The
maid or honor wore a costume OF mauve
satin finished with q sash of pale green
The other attendants wore gowns OF pale
green satin finished with sashes OF
lavender and lace hats to correspond
with their gowns. They carried bouquets
OF lilacs and pink sweet peas
The Rev. Henry w. b. Darlington,
brother OF the bridegroom. was best man.
me ushers were Elliott c. b. Darling
ton. another brother; Joel Ellis Fisher.
Carl II. Schultz, Ward Melville. William
Remseh. cousin of the bride, and Lieu
tenant Commander Hayward Hunter.
The marriage ceremony was reformed
ny Bishop Darlington. father OF the
bridegroom. and the Right Rev. Fred
ertck Burgess. Bishop OF Long Island.
A reception followed in the home OF the
brides mother, 10 East Seventy-egh III
street.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mira
william A. Burnham. Mr. and Mrs w.
De Forest Manice. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
nelius Wagstaff Remsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Mall, Mrs. Howard Carr. Mrs
James Henry Darlington, c. G. Darling
ton. Dr. Thomas Darlington. Mr.. and
Mrs James B. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Remsen. Mrs. w Lowe Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Newton, Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Norton Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtlandt p. Dixon. the Misses Dixon,
Miss Lesley F., Pearson. Mrs Arthur
Ryle. Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Potter King, Mr..
and Mrs Rodney Williams, DR.. Stephen
Du's' MT anu nlrH. WIDER BiOO0gOOQ,
Miss Rosalte Bloodgood. Edwin Clarence
iMoller. MI, and Mrs. Charles. b.. H II.
house. Mr.. and Mrs. william E Shep-
herd. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott Rokcn-
baugh, Mrs. Edward l.. Reyes. Mrs
Louis T. Hoyt. Ship'ey Jones, the Rev,
and Mrs. Alfred Duane Peil. Mrs IA
Stuart Wing. Mrs. Charles O.. Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A MADDEN; Mrs.
Henry Meyer johnson. Louis Keller, Miss
Constance Curtis. Robert Grier. Cook,
Miss Anto 'nette Martin, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl. Mellon. Mrs. f Lyman Shot.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert r, Crosby. r. r. Crosby. Jry
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Dutton, Mrs
James G. Neeser and George w. Ledlie.
After Southern trip the Rev and
Mrs. Darlington will go to Newport for
the summer.