New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-27
Florence Holt
Is to
MIR. Batchelder
Reception After Ceremony
That Was Postponed
From April Ii Because
of the Brides Illness
Smith Tjader Nuptials
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. Is
Guest at Club Dinner
of James H. Van Allen

West Ninety-second Street, was mar.
rled last evening at the Hotel Gotham
to Roger Batchelder. The wedding
was 70 have taken place April IA, but
was postponed oil account Of the illness
q the bride,
The ceremony was performed at S:SC
o'clock by the Rev. W. w. Bellinger. OF
:. .Agnes's Chapel. and a reception
followed. The decorations consisted of
spring flowers. palms and ferns. The
bride. who was given away by hel
father, Was II n gown of white satin
and tVl'e, embroidered IN pearls and
crystals.
The court train of satin also was
embroidered m pearls and crystals and
over II fell q tulle veil arranged with
f lace headdress of Russian design,
She carried a bouquet of l~ilies-of-the-
valley.
Miss Alice Batchelder, a sister Of
the bridegroom, was the brides maid
Of honor and only attendant. She was
dressed in pink taffeta and carried a
stowe bouquet OF lavender and pink
sweet peas.
Richard W. Clarke served as best
man. and the ushers were the brides
brothers. Alfred Holt jr. and John
Ernest Holt; Stanley NJ. R%in.hart,
Hugh 3. Griffith, Frederick l.. Stan
ley. S. /. Winslow jr., Thomas A.
Smith, Walter S. Davis jr. and Colo
mel Frederick Feigl, U. S. A. The lat
tor IS the father Of the late Lieu
OF the bridegroom, who belonged to
the tn Artillery and was the first
officer Of that branch of the service
o. the American forces killed in the
war.
Among the guests were twenty-five
rom Worcester, Mr.. Batchelder's for
ner home. They included his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Batrhelder, and his grand
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder have taken
{ house at Larchmont Gardens, Larch-
mont. which they will occupy on their
return from their wedding trip.
The bride is d graduate of the Ward
Belmont College. Nashville. Tenn, and
the bridegroom Of Harvard. class is.
He served on the border and afterward
was commissioned a second lieutenant
a. Camp Lee.
Mss Karin Maria Tjader, daughter
o Mrs. c. Richard Tjader, Of ga Fifth
Avenue. will be married to Captain
Gipsy Pat Smith, Northumberland
Fusiliers. British army. on Thursday,
IN the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The bride will be attended
b. her sisters. Miss Helene Tjader,
as maid of honor; Mrs. Sander Har-
matt and Miss Marguerite T. Tjsder.
Her brother, Richard T. Tjader. will
serve as best man, and the ushers will
De the Rev. Dr.. Albert McIlroy. Of
%eronto; the Rev. DR.: Harry Miller.
Of Brooklyn; Gustav Berg, Of stock
holm. Sweden: John Wil,fams. Of
Brooklyn; Wilton W. Phranes, H. Lang
and Sander Harma1i
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. John II. Kelman, assisted
BY the Rev. DR.. John F. Carson, of
Brooklyn. The reception which fol
lows will De small. owing to the recent
death of the brides brother.
for the British West Indies Nav
and will return here in July. Thew will
sail Cor England IN December to remain
= year, when they will return TO New
YORK..
II s. Thoaas's Church this after
noon MISS Elizabeth Darlington Frank
daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles A
frank. viii become the bride Of Seth
Low, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot A
Low and a nephew OF the late Seth Low
once Mayor Of New York. The cere-
nom viii be followed by a reception in
he nome OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank, IS
West Fisty-eighth Street.
James H. Van Alen gave a Dime,
,ast night at the Knickerbocker Club
1or Cornelius Vanderbilt jr., who is to
marry Mss Rache. Littleton on Thurs
day in ST. Thomas's Church. Monroe
Nayhof viii give a dinner this evening
a !. E1st Thirty-seventh Street fol
W Vanderbilt.
Mss Margaret Knapp, daughter o.
FRS Edward s. Knapp, of 81 Eas,
Nty-ta.rd street. Will be married to
Dr.. Lee HOLSTER Ferguson on May &c
n =. James's Church, Madison Avenue
ard SsVenty-irst Street.
Mss Claire Elizabeth Phillips, daugh-
Ter Of Mrs. Marshall Phillips, Of THU
ei(y, formerly Of Baltimore, will be.
Come tne bride Of Edward Nelson Jesup
~ s~hipYan Point, Conn, on Saturday
afternoon n the Church Of the Heav.
Taty Rest. the brides only attendant
WI DC Kiss Carolyn T~illin.hast March
.. .soItn Orange, \. J. DR.. A. Russell.
o-a!r r. Z orother-in-law Of the bride.
groom, vii be the best man, and the
ssaers ".I include Donald Durant
siewart Royden Reed, Benjamin X
sseieF and William Pitt, of this city;
naroic Asa Phillips, brother of the
1-'oe, o. baltimore, and Charles Dex.
~ " ia~e.l. OF Boston. The ceremony
III be followed by q reception at &c
west forty-s!xta Street. The brides
o~5otnef. Harold ASH Phillips, recently
"aFTaed Mss Helen Lafourcade Fonda
eaagnter y Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldwell
f'naa' Of Philadelphia,
"a rcmnaage sale will be held at $50
zon Accrue to-day and tomorrow
.or The benefit Of the Bellevue Hospital
ta~csrculosis Auxiliary. It will be I'm
e~5 tne patronage Of Mrs. James Alex
1rosF aiiler, Mss Blanche Potter, Mrs
lillian wills Reese, Miss Angelica
eisy
- ael9 he baby welfare work Of the
,is" Ierx Diet Kitchen Association, 30
eesf Forty-sccond Street, Auxiliary
20 !. - which Mrs. Edward NJ. Stout
- prszicent, vii hold a rummare sale
.D-"@FfoN and Thursday AZ Sl4 Sixth
|fsnre. Donations Of all kinds will be
fi~'etpliy recei yed at the store or VIII
% c%liee for II Mrs. Stout is notified
- ne Great Northern Hotel.
me annual spring rummage sale for
Ne benefit II the Child Hygiene
"'Fis51r 81 the American COMMITTEES
4Nf J*Yaatated France viii be held to-
~ ard tomorrow from 10 q. m. to 4
. m. IT IN East Fjfty-eighth Street.
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