New-York tribune., 1920-06-09
Miss Palmer Is
Married Amid
Simple Settingg g
Green and White Used at
St. Bartholomew When
She Becomes the Bride
of Livingston Parsons
Rare OldLace Trims Gown
kiernan kissel Nuptials
Celebrated at Noon a;
Morristown, y. J.. Home

ers. was the scene yesterday after
noon at o'clock of the wedding of
Miss Sarah Schuyler Palmer, daughter
Of George Carnegie Palmer, Of Nor
rlstown. n. j., to Livingston Parsons
son of H. De Berkeley Parsons, of this
city The ceremony was performed by
me Rev. DR.. William G. Thayer, of St.
Marks School. and reception followed
st the Colony Club. The bride. who
was given away BY her father, wore
gown OF white satin. trimmed with
beautiful old family lace Her veil
OF lace was arranged with orange bios
SONS and she carried a bouquet of
white orchids and lilies-of the valley.
She had her sister, Miss Helen Camp
bell Palmer, who is to be married to
Charles F. Neave. June %. as her maid
OF honor. The latter was in blue Chit
fon over satin, with which she wore
blue tulle hat, trimmed with a large
mauve feather. The other attendants
were Miss Alice R. Lawrence. Miss
Katharine De Berkeley Parsons, a sis
Ter of the bridegroom; Miss Mary L.
Post. Miss Harriet Cramp, Miss Eleanor
Stevens and Miss Georgiana Palmer, the
latter a younger sister of the bride
They we're ell dressed alike in corn
colored chiffon over satin and wore
blue chiffon hats with yellow feathers
They carried spring flowers of pink
blue, mauve and yellow sades, tied
with blue satin ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons on their return
from their wedding trip will live in
New York.
Among the guests at the church were
Mr.. Parsons, Mrs. Samuel Borrowe,
Miss Effie B. Borrowe, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Borrowe, Miss Harriet K. Campbell
Mrs. Moses T. Campbell, Mrs Ward
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Palmer,
Mr., and Mrs. George Q. Palmer, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frederick L. Palmer. Mrs.
Sidney Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs W. K.
Post, Mrs. William P. Tabor, Colonel
and Mrs. ". Barclay Parsons, Mrs W
Barclay Parsons ir., Mr.. and Mrs.
Amor Hollingsworth. Mrs H. F. Bah
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wharton.
and Mrs. Joseph Walker Sd. Mr. and
and Mrs. oJseph Walker 3D., Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel S. Walker, Mr. ard Mrs
H. Coster Steers and Mr.. and Mrs B. B.
Lawrence.
Miss Dorothy Kissel. daughter of
the late Gustave z. Kissel. was mar
RED at noon yesterday at Wheat Sheaf
House, the country place of her mother,
at Morristown, n. j.. to Paul L. Kier-
nan. of this city. The ceremony was
performed at noon by the Rev. DR..
Sullivan, of this city, and breakfast
MI, -l,+-
and few intimate friends were pres
ent. The bride, who was given away
By her brother, w. Thorn Kissel, was
IN gown Of white chiffon and duchess
lace. Her only attendant was her Sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. ". Thorn Kissei. and
she was dressed in cream colored lace
over white satin, with which she wore
sn orange colored hat.
The marriage of Miss Melita Keppel,
youngest daughter of : Admiral Sir
Colin Keppel and Lady Keppel, to
Maurice Robert Hely-Hutchinson, which
was 70 have taken place on Monday
last in St. Margaret Church, West
minister, London. was postponed on
account OF the illness OF the bride.
The wedding will take place in the
fall. Mr.. Hely- Hutchinson is sailing
for New York on the Adriatic, June
eign Bond and Share Corporation, al so
Broadway, this city He is a member
OF the Special Reserve Irish Guards.
David Trumbull Lanman Van Buren,
who is 10 marry Miss Mathilde Sapor-
taa, second daughter of Mrs. r. Brown
Saportas, this afternoon in the small
ballroom OF the Hotel Plaza, gave HIS
farewell bachelor dinner last night at
Deir1- irc c1r7dac En
old c. Richards, who Is his best man;
Horace Leslie Hotchkiss, Dudley Riggs,
Earl Steruholtz, W. Trum bull Thomas
who are 70 be his ushers, and Fred
erick ?. Alexandra and Martin Sa
portas.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Legg
Howard. daughter Of Mrs. Legg How
ard, TO Edward Lloyd Sanderson will
Thomas Church. The ceremony will
De followed by reception at the home
O. Mrs. Howard. AL Park Avenue.
Mr. and Mira. Abram Poole, who were
married last month at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Ricardo de Acosta,
$50 Park Avenue, Will sail for Europe
today 20 spend the summer abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. H Ogden Nelson. o,
1898 Madison Avenue, announce the en-
gagemeut Of their daughter. Miss Bea-
tFlce Berrien Neison, 20 John Butler
Rosenquest, OF Cleveland, son OF Mr.
aad Nra Eugene Rosenquest. OF West
chester. Miss Nelson was maid Of
senor at the wedding OF her sister,
aiss Emily Ogden Nelson, 70 Charles
Rober+ Potter, last Saturday at Clear
rev, the home III Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward
GARRISON Potter, in Westchester. She
's granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
aired Nelson, Of Flushing. L. l. No
cate nas been set for the wedding
Moses Taylor Pyne will give large
luncheon on Saturday at his country
place a. Princeton, -. ].
Ar. and Mrs. Wilbsr Bloodgood and
aiss Rosalie Bloodgood ars at the
ripiny Rock Club, Locust Valley, Long
Island. for month.
1r. and Mrs. Hunter s. Marston, OF
Fort Chester. are in town FOR few
esys and are staying a. the Hotel
Chatham.
Irs. Fritz Holm Is spending a few
aa7s WITH her mother, Mrs Warren l.
pFeen, a. the Edgewood Inn, Green
~ica, Conn. DR.. Holm has gone ai
Commencement speaker 10 SQsGuefanna