New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
lime Greeted
BY T,rong of
Society Brides
Misses Tiffany. Delafield,
Dudgeon, Nelson, SIM
clair and Horton Among
Those Who Are Married
Newport Set Participates
q. Marsh, Nj. b. Saportas,
LB. Rosenquest and g. 5.
Runk Are. Bridegrooms

y,,e. one OF the most popular
,m.hs Of the year with the brides.
~.s ushered in yesterday with a num-
~ of brilliant weddings. TO mention
.so,, all would fill columns, but there
..-a st least half dozen of unusual
..,srest to society. Among the brides
-. Miss Charlotte Deladeld, Miss
,...;on Tiffany, Miss Helen Dudgeon.
asss 8eatrice Berrien Nelson, Miss
N;S5red Pauline Sinclair, Miss Milli-
ssnt lane Horton and Miss Dorothea
Mss Delaheld. who is daughter of
u- and Mrs. Lewis Livingston Della
sals was married to Robert McCurdy
Marsh. in the Church of the Heavenly
pssf, Yesterday afternoon The church
...s sttractiveiy decorated with flowers,
csjn,s. ferns and smilax, and the cere-
r,nnv was performed by the rector, the
Pew DR.. Herbert Shipmsn, Sufragan
Bishop-elect. small reception fol-
iowed ct the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
psls6eid. 20 West Fifty-eighth Street.
The bride has taken an active part
!, the suffrage movement, as we'll as
- fba Iaapue of Women Voters. Last
nsrember she was appointed private
..rretarv to f. II. La Guardia,, Presi-
Ssn. nj the Board of Aldermen. Dur
;n. the war she drove a camionette in
Frsnce for the American Fund for
rrepch Wounded. She is member Of
ne Colonial Danes and a direct de-
srendant of Morgan Lewis, one OF the
earlv governors Of New York.
The bride, who was given away by
her father, wore q gown of white satin
and lace. and was attended by her sis
ter Miss Emily Delafeld, and by her
cousin. Miss Lydia Wyeth, who will be
msrried to-day to John Richard Thorn
dixie of Boston.
Mr.. Marsh was 8 member Of the state
legislature in 1915 and 1917, but re-
signed to enter the army, from which
he received his honorable discharge at
the tine of the armistice, with the rank
Of major of field artillery. He IVES
graduated from Harvard and is prac-
ticing law in this city. He is a son CT
the late Dr.. and Mrs. Elias ]. Marsh.
Ernest E. Wheeler served as Mr..
Marsh's best man, and the ushers were
Arthur B. Lapsley, Walter S. Clifford,
Henry H. Curran, President Of the
Borough OF Manhattan: Arthur Iuhl,
Lewis L. Delsfeld jr., brother of the
bride; Clarence H. Fay, r. Newell
Piefer and ". Ross Proctor.
The wedding of Miss Tiffany, who is
daughter by a former marriage Of
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey, to Nor
ton Brown Saportas, a son of Mrs. p
Brown Saportas, took. place yesterday
afternoon in the Church OF st. Ignatius
Loyola. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John Lyons in the presence
Of many prominent members of society
the Newport and Long Island sets being
particularly well represented. The
bride, who is a granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Haves
meyer, had for her attendants her
sister, Mrs. George H. Tilton jr.. who
vas her matron of honor, and Mrs
Frederick F. Alexandra, sister of the
oridegroom; Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes ir.
Mrs. Shannon Lord Meany, Miss Audrey
Hoffman, Miss Genevieve Clendenir
and Miss Margaret L. Schroeder.
frederick +. Alexandra acted as bes;
raan'ior Mr.. Saportas, and the ushers
were George A. Saportas ir.. his
brother, j. Henry Alexandra: Frederit
4, Willis, Nathaniel E. C. Rutter Jnar ~
N; Geoalos and I. Gaillard Thomas I'd
me ceremony was followed by re,
gsptlon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
LOUIS ". Noel, 120 East Eiqbtie+t
street Mrs. Noel, who was Mis-.
Sstahe Duncan, is a cousin of tht
MISS Dudgeon, who is A dauobter =.