The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-05

The marriage of Miss Ruth King, a
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs David
FL. King, Jr., to Lieut.. Jean Marc. Baron
de Villiers du TERRACE, was simply cele-
brated yesterday afternoon at East
Seventy-ninth street, the house which
the bride and her sister, Mrs. Charles
De Rham, Jr., had taken for the au-
tumn. AS the house Is so small there
was limited gathering for the mar
riage ceremony, after which a few other
guests came in TO congratulate the
couple.
The marriage was one of much in
terest here as well as In France. The
brides father was one of the pioneers
in erecting some of the great modern
structures OF this city. and also was
patron OF art Of the highest order At
one time he had a villa In Newport, and
latterly his home was at the Hotel
Renaissance, which he built and owned
and which now has been turned over to
commerce.
Baron de villlers through his bravery
In the world war, was made a Chevalier
of the Legion of Honor as well as hav-
ing the Croix de Guerre conferred on
him by the French Government. His
father. the Vicomte de Villiers du Ter
rage, also q Chevalier of the Legion of
Honor, has served the French Govern
ment as Charge d'Anaires or Secretary
of the Embassies In London, Berlin
Rome, Madrid and Berne. His mother,
daughter OF the Comte dc Ia Fons des
iSssarts. served throughout the war with
the French Red Cross in hospitals at
Cornpiegne, Amiens and Epernay, receiv-
ing numerous decorations.
Escorted by Her Brother.
The wedding guests were assembled
in the drawing room before the cere-
mony, which was performed by MGR
Michael j. Lavelle Of st. Patricil's
Cathedral The bride was escorted to
the temporary altar by her brother, NJ
c. Van Rensselaer, King. The bridal
cortege passed through an aisle formed
OF white satin ribbons attached TO gided
stanchions by clusters Of white flowers
The cortege was headed by the ushers,
Messrs $. Grswold Flagg. brother-in-
law Of the bride sidney Dillon Ripley.
Edmund r. Marvin. Lydig Hoyt and
Albert ZabrisSie Gray. At the altar the
bride was joined by the bridegroom,
who wore his uniform of the Seventh
Dragons. He had for his witnesses
Prince de Bearn ct de Chalais, Charge
d'Afasres and Major-Gen. Collardet.
Military Attache Of the French Embassy
in Washington. the latter wearing his
uniform.
The bride wore n gown OF white satin
made on simple lines and draped with
old rose point lace. The veil. also OF
lace. was held by coronet OF orange
blossoms, and In place OF a bouquet she
carried prayerbook bound IN crimson
morocco. which was brought to her by
the BRIDEGROOM IL bad been in his
family for many years and was em-
hlazoned In gilt with the family coat
OF arms. Two small nophews OF the
bride. Griswold and David II. King
Flag sOns OF Mrs. S. Griswo'd Flage
OF Philadelphia. held the train OF the
wedding gown as the bride approached
the altar The gown and lace were tho
same that Mrs. F1agg had worn at her
own wedding
VIII Sail fer France.
Immediately after the ceremony there
was q brief reception and laler Baron
and Baroness dc Villiers left for trip.
after which they VIII be for few
weeks I'm New York. II Is their lnten-
ton TO sail for France about Deem
Der IL.
Among the guests We're the French
Consul-Genernl. Mr.. CASTOR Liebert;
Miss Madeleine Llebert Mrs. c. Van
Rensselaer, King. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
w. Robbins. Mrs. Lydlg Hoyt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dc Rham. Miss Clarlsse
De Rham, Mr.. and Mrs Charles II.
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence i.
Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs Courtandt
Field Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Delaneld, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard c. Hop
pin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Dc Sham
"a. Mrs. Albert u. Gray. Miss Audrey
Hoffman, Nr. and Mrs. Harry Pelham
Robblns Mr. and Mrs. William Green
ough. Mr. end Mrs. ] Sergeant cram,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mathcr MacNeill' Mr..
and Mra. Columbus O'Donnel iselin.
Miss Adrienne Tseln. Miss Louise lse-
lin. Mrs. william Post, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert c. Pell, Jr: Mr.. and Mr. Ste
phen RI. Olin, Mr.. and Mrs. Grenv'Ile
Kane. Mr.. and Mra. Henry James, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Starr Miller, Miss Edith
starr Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley q.
Flagg, Mrs Griswold FlaGg and Mrs
Alexander w. Biddle OF philadelphia;
Mr. Richard H. Dana OF Boston. mrs
J. Renrny Warren, Miss Margaret Stew
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry war
rem. Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Warren, Jr.i
Mr. and Mrs. John -. Trevor, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Scott Miss blzapeth
p. F'rick OF Baltimore; Mr.. ana Mrs.
Thomas Fortune Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. II. rem
dleton Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. Noirle
seiiar. Messrs Albert Eugene Gallaun'
Campbell W steward y. Coster VII
rneralnv and Newton Rae.