New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-23
Only Daughter of Lord St.
Vincent, of England,
Given Away by Her
Father in St. Thomas's
Miss Shepard Is Bride
Philip Maynard Morgan
Weds Her in Home of Her
Uncle. ON Fifth Avenue

sbs wore the usual white satin gown.
trimmed with old lace. and a tulle veil.
Her only attendant was Mrs. Stanley
MeCann, OF New Haven, whose costume
was Of henna chiffon combined with
roId Aubrey Whittemore was his
Srother's best man. During the cere-
mony, which was performed by the rec
TOR. the Rev Dr. Ernest NJ Stires.
Leonard Wookey, of Toronto, sang. A
reception was held afterward at the
Plaza.
DR.. Whittemore is the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs: Luther Liver Whittemore.
of Chicago, who came East for the
wedding, which was also attended by
relatives from Toronto. The bride
groom served in the Canadian army as
major and won the Military Cross.
The four young children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, Finley jay,
Helen Anne. Olivia Margaret and Louis
Shepard. served as ribbon bearers and
formed the aisle in the drawing room
Of their parents home, $40 Fifth Ave-
nue., through which Miss Marjorie Burr
Shepard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis ]. Shepard, walked 10 become the
bride OF Philip Maynard Morgan The
ceremony took place in the drawing
room, which was decorated in blue and
pink effect, with hydrangea and ram
Bier roses, making charming setting
for the wedding OF Mr.. Shepard's riece.
She wore white satin trimmed with
lace and pearls. and point lace veil.
the gilt of Mrs. Shepard. She car
RED white roses. The brides sister.
Miss Madge Shepard, was her maid
Of honor and the bridegroom's sister,
Hrca p1$$
The former was in blue georgette over
pink and carried Ophelia roses, and
Miss Morgan, like the Shepard chill
dren, was in white.
Mr.. Morgan had his father, Paul B.
Morgan, for his best man, and the
ushers were Vincent, Charles and Paul
Morgan jr. and Paul Right. The cere-
mony was performed in bower of
palms. spring flowers, blue hydrangeas
snd pink roses by the Rev. Harry
Fcsdick. 1t was followed by recep-
don.
In the chantry of St. Thomas s
Church yesterday afternoon Mss Helen
Rickert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Rickert, OF 375 Park Avenue,
was married to William Ford Goulding
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by the rector. the Rev DR.
Ernest NJ. Stires. and was followed by
reception at the Hotel Gotham. The
brides gown Of white satin was com
sined with lace and trimmed with
pearls and her long tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossoms She
carried lllles-of-the-v valley and orchids.
Her sister, Mrs. j. Clifton Devereux,
and Miss jeanette Reid, who will be
married next Wednesday to Augustine
Healy, attended her. They wore gowns
Of old blue chiffon made over flesh
color satin and their hats carried out
the two colors. They carried large
sprays Of spring flowers. Frederick
Gerken served as best man and the
phis. Tenn; Frank Hunter, of Savan-
nah; Michael Gavin Taylor and Brantz
u. Bryan.
The wedding of Mrs Elsa Carroll
Rowland, of so East Fifty eighth Street,
70 Foster Milliken ir. will take place
tomorrow. Mr.. Milliken served in the
army during the war as lieutenant.
ne IS the son of Foster Milliken, of
this city.
NJ; and Mrs. Frederick A. schesler,
q Glen Ridge, n. j., and Northport, l..
INC engagement VI Llelr
caugnter. Miss Lucille Scheffler, to
seoert, Ten Eyck Lozier, CT this city,
formerly Of Brooklyn Heights. Miss
aneiier is direct descendant of the
Gster OF Nathan Hale. She is a tai
snsed pianist. Mr.. Scheffler and Mr..
.ozlsr were associated with Thomas
2. EDISON for number of years and
oV.h are now engaged in engineering
sssivitlss. Mr.. Loeser is the son of
Me iste Jean de la Montague Lozier
sao the brother OF Jessica Lozier Payne.
ass Rachel Littleton and Cornelius
saderoiit jr., who are to be married
g ssxs Thursday in st. Thomaa's Church,
s. nl pc entertained by members of his
ssMny this evening. His grandaunt.
~. william Douglas Sloane, Will give
r ssaner Tor them at her home, West
i ~ Street, which will be fol-
vsa oy small dance which Mr.
'saderbilt's parents, Brigadier Cen
~, and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Avenue. '''
..sa 10y o. the young people who will
80 80 part in this evenings festivities
guests last night Of Mrs. George
=. vanderbilt, wno gave a small dance
aes nome, East EIghty-hrst Street
ans katherine Bulkley. who will be
- 81 Miss Eleanor RockhilPs brides
ias ~ ner marriage Tomorrow TO
ssse Francis Collins, gave din
~ snd theatre party for the pros
s, I've BRIDE and bridegroom last
s.ssih2 Miss Bulkley's dinner was
AYR nome, 32 East Sixty-scyenth
49, ard the guests included the
40 ~ honor, Miss Mary W. Hebert;
49, 1n ne other attendants, Mrs. Ed
q. to ",iosrt ir, Mrs. Roger NJ Thomp-
-. ssa Miss Alouiae Boxer, also the
4. man, Roger NJ. Thompson, and
"a. ushers Charles Vogel, Of Mil
ss Oliver Morris, Frederick
s...sssss:!sr. George Shut, Jerome b.
's and Middleton Rose.
-. and Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming
-. eye dinner on Wednesday for
eaJ Parker.
Ar and Mrs. Alfred G. Bosom will
III. = Tea on Monday afternoon at
~. rome, $50 Fifth Avenue, 10 celia
'nsis zenith wedding anniversary.
.,s .M Princess Miguel De Braganza ia
$50 from California next week.
aaA. w J. v'sis her father, W. Rhine
ekai1.. c'ewars. The princess and her
Grsnsn VII spend the summer at
49, p'on. where a cottage has been
A"t nsr Tor the season.
syssa. Abbot A. Low gave dinner last
. nlsssAs. ~ the kItz-Cmriton for Miss
! ssasS e.. harrington Frank and her
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