New-York tribune., 1920-06-16
Kahn Wedding
Picturesque i'm
Country Church
Only Relatives and Some
Intimate Friends See
Miss Maud Kahn Become
Bride of Major Marriott
Big Reception Follows
Diplomats and Notables
Attend Event i'm Home
at Cold Spring Harbor

Church, 81 Co4u spring Narbor, which
Will hold less than 15o persons, Miss
Maud Emily Kahn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, became the
bride. at 4:30 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. of Captain and Brevet Major
John Charles Oakes Marriott, Scots
Guards, British Army.
On account of the smallness Of the
church. only relatives and few in
innate friends were present at the cere
mony. which was performed by the
rector. the Rev. H. A. Barrett. A spe-
cal train, which left the PENNSYLVANIA
Station at 2:55 o'clock, took the quests
from New York.
After the ceremony a large reception
was held at the country place of Mr..
and Mrs. Kahn, which was attended
by members of the diplomatic corps, the
consulates IN New York, and by prom
inent members of society from this and
other cities. A special train also was
run for the accommodation of the
guests 20 the reception, motors meet.
house. The train left Cora Spring
Harbor on the return trip at z O'Clock.
The church was artistically decorated
with lilies, palms and ferns, and the
house with flowers from the Kahn
greenhouses and palms and ferns.
Wears Lace Worn by Mother
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore gown of white satin
embroidered in pearls, with a long court
train adorned with lace that was worn
by her mother at her own wedding.
Her tulle veil was fastened to the colt
fure with orange blossoms and she car
ried bouquet of white orchids Her
only ornament was string Of pearls,
the gift OF her parents.
Miss Margaret Kahn was her sisters
maid Of honor and the other attend
ants were Mrs. Otis L. Guernsey. Miss
Marianne McKeever, Miss Marion Tiff
fany and Miss Adelaide Sedgwick,
whose engagement to John Munroe re-
Gently was announced. Miss Kahn was
in pale yellow embroidered batiste and
the other attendants wore pale blue
bat..e. They wore lace hats and car
ried yellow flowers.
Major General H. X. Bethel, mill
tary attache of the British Embassy,
served as best man. The ushers, all
from the embassy, i'.luded Lieuten-
ant Colonel Andrew Tnorae, Air Com
mander Leo Charlton, Captain J. F.
Harker and X. II. Hadow.
Major Marriott and his bride will
sail for England tomorrow on board
the lmperator, and will pass the sum-
eroon's regiment will be stationed In
the fall they will 60 TO London.
Major Marriott and his bride met
year ago az the Kahn house, 100 Fifth
Avenue, and their engagement was an
nounced last winter at Palm Beach.
He formerly was attached to the Brit
ism Embassy. His bride drove a dis
patch car for the British government
early in 1917 and was active in war
work until the armistce.
Notables Attend Reception
Among the guests at the reception
we're Mr; and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers,
William H. Osborn, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Leo Everett, Miss Elise Everett, M
and ars. Edwin D. Morgan jr, MT. and
Mrs. Harry P. Dawson, Miss Alice
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Blood
good, Miss Rosalie Bloodgood, Mrs.
Arthur Scott Burden, the British Con-
sul General and Mrs. Hsnry Gloster
armstrong, the French Consul General,
N. Liebert, and Miss Madeleine Lei
bsrt; the Baron and Baroness Rosen,
MS Bainb-idge Colby and the Misses
|'DJb n-. dNO 1nTe JOnU n. OSueN,
Miss A. Rou.h Ogden, Dir. and Mrs.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris, the Princess
Santacuzene-Speranskey, MFR. and Mrs.
55raeish J. Carroll Il, Albert Mrsr:s
Bagby, Nr. and Mrs. " Russell Grace,
Nr. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey,
ar. ard Mrs. Lester Armour, Mr. and
Airs ltsnry Rogers Benjamin, Mr.. and
Ars y. Xierstede Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Gibbons, Mr.. and Mira. Sidney
v. Fish, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. de Gers
oor1, Alfonso de Navarro, Miss Sym
phorosa Brsted.
ar. and Mrs. Howard C. Brokaw,
Ar: and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sampson Stevens, Mr..
and ars. J. B. Taylor jr.. Mrs. Harry
sedgwick. Sir. and Mrs. Norrie sellar,
Ms, NJ. ard Mrs. Mortimer l.. schia. Mr..
ana ars. George Rose, Godfrey S.
rockefeller, Mr. and Mrs Conde Mast,
Ar: and Mrs. Richard Newton jr Mr..
ana Ars. Lewis de B. Moore, Miss Helen
MorAn, ar. and Mrs. J. Theus Munds,
NJ and Mrs. Robert s. Lovett, Nj and
MRS. George Edward Kent, Miss Kath-
eF1ne Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aid
s.ea. Mr: and Mrs. Frederick F. Alex
andre, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorge Andre, Mr..
and Ars. Woodward Babcock, MIR. and
ass. jules S. Bachc, F. H. Baldwin,
M1ss Lucille Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs
heraard u. Baruch, F. 0. Beach, Law
renee renee 5. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand
D. cannon, Hr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
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