New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-05

Special Dispatch to The Tribune

cPeC'Ub OIHpCSCH TO Inc lr10lrS
LENOX, Mass, Sept. Autumn
started in Lenox this week with
brilliant naval wedding and reception
to-day, dance at the Lenox Club to-
night given by Mrs. Raymond T. Baker,
. dance last night given by the club
Itself and several large dinners.
Among those who entertained were Mr..
and Mrs. George Higginson jr, Mr.. and
Hrs. Giraud Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Aston Bristed.
j.. The wedding was solemnized here
Wis afternoon when Miss Beatrice
clarke, daughter of Thomas Shields
S!arke, painter and sculptor, and
IA Clarke, was married to George
IiIoYd Thomas Remington, formerly
~ Philadelphia, now at the Great Lakes
naval Training Station, Chicago. He is
sson Of Mrs. Walter Schuyler Volkmar,
q Lake Forest, H., and a grandson of
ars, George c. Thomas, Of Philadelphia.
Minity Church, in which the ceremony
ssek place at o'clock, was filled with
.en and women prominent in the So
a:sy life Of the Berkshires.
TIE altar was covered with an altar
aesA OF Spanish lace mounted on gold
ss:ored satin and which dates back to
w: The priceless relic is the pos
session OF Mrs. George C. Thomas, who
esaed 1t for the occasion. Floral dec
sssssons in the church consisted Of
9 baskets of white lilies and pink
pss'eii, palms and smilax.
ne bridal gown was of white satin
sHa chiffon tunic embroidered with
vsasis and silver thread. The long
ssafs train was edged with shirred
~ Man ribbon and decorated with clus-
Sss OF orange blossoms. The tulle veil,
mich covered the entire train, was
ssid ny coronet Of orange blossoms.
m ns bride carried white orchids and
mes-ef-the-valley.
Sister Ia Maid of Honor
aas brides sister, Miss Alma Clarke,
- ner maid of honor. She wore april
sss chiffon with plumed hat to match
~ carried tea roses. Mrs. Clarke, the
ss,ses mother, wore gray chiffon and
iassasssanee lace with dark blue hat.
Sass AeCrea, daughter of Mr.. and
James A. NcCrea, Of New York,
~ girl, was charming in cream net
go ~ ace over pink silk. She wore a
80 chiffon hat and carried q basket
3. ,sosebuds and forget-me-nots. Mrs.
~ was dressed in lavender satin
@ e lavender plumed hat. Leonard
-. Thomas IT,, of Philadelphia, the
wore blue sailor suit.
r..Iase Rev. Latta Griswold, rector of
ss.y Church, was assisted in the
60 nng service by Senior Chaplain
ssein Frank Thompson, U. S. N, who
~ tie uniform of his rank.
r hemington's best man was
es Coldeeott Chubb, Of Orange,
sS and the ushers were Warren
Es MeCulloeh, Of Orange; George
msssad, Of Philadelphia; Charles J.
Ssa, TIE brides brother; George D.
ssaseso, II New York; Frank Bernard
4 ses and Thomas Hall Wagner jr.,
tsfssm. " "'s i'''" M" A'' 'A
.sse ceremony was followed by D re-
ssstca at M. Clarke's studio st Fern
-, bis 4oo-acrs estate which sx-
ssN. 70 tho Yokun Mountain. The
6W the villa, which 10 Of Tyrolean-
assed after the re1ectory of an an
monastery In Ragusa, Sicily, and
50 fsssd with rare pieces Of seulp.
-. Safntings, ancient weapons and
ssss gathered from ell, oves the
49, Conspicuous 10 the model Of d
Gssss admiral's flagship, early six
century.
- sssRt~ine-coverea Italian loggia
~ upon formal garden which
- g by q series of rough stone
Ihs beauty Of this garden ia
sSfse " q bronze cupid sun dial de-
s ~ MIR. Clarke. Prom the gar
asshsd pathway formed by sp-