New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Miss Heninway
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Delano w. Ladd
Ceremony Is Performed at
Church in Waterbury, CT,
With Bishop Brewster as
the Officiating Clergyman

The Right Rev. Chauncey B. Brew
ster, DID,, Bishop Of Connecticut, Off
cisted at the wedding Of Miss Caroline
Lc Baron Heminwey, daughter Of Mr..
Buell. Hayens Heminway, president and
treasurer Of tho Heminway & Bartlett
silk Company. and Mrs. Heminway, to
Mr.. Dolano Wood Ladd, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward II. Ladd jr., Of Plainneld,
n. j.. at Christ Episcopal Church,
watertoTn. Conn, yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Bishop Brewster was
assisted by tho Rev. Francis B. Whit
come, rector Of Christ Church. Palms
and white ehrysanthemums we're used
in the church.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, was dressed in white satin and
old rose point lace, with a court train
Of satin and a veil Of tulle held with
orange blossoms. She carried lilies
of-the-valley and white orchids. Her
sister. Mrs. Robert Holden, Of Ard
more. Pa, who was her matron Of
honor, wore American Beauty panno
velvet, with a hat and clippers Of
similar shade. She carried American
Beauty roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Florence Locw and Mrs. Warren
Pond, Of New York; Mrs. Donald Wes-
ton, of Pittshold, Mass, who was Miss
Mary Church, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs' John c. Church, OF Great Bar
rington, Mass. previous to her mar
riare In October, and Miss Beatrice
Taylor, OF Waterbury. Miss hemin-
way was a bridesmaid at the wedding
Of Mrs. Weston.
The bridesmaids were dressed in
French blue psnne velvet, with mats
and slippers to correspond. Ihey car
rier American Beauty roses Little
Cynthia Holden, daughter OF Mr. an9
Mrs. Robert Holden, Of Ardmore' enc
a niece of the bride, was flower gr'
Her frock was Of white net, with when
she wore q hat OF white veiVet Ano
carried a nosegay OF old-i@snioneo
flowers.
man his father. Mr.. Edward II. Laoo
jr., and for his ushers his brothers'
Wr. Edward II. L1dd 30 and nj.
h. rrd M. Laddi Mr. Buell. Ravens
Hemlnway jr. and Mr.. willard Sanos
Heminway, Of Watertown, brothers o.
IT, bride; Mr.. Allen Heely and Mr.
Ludlow Van Deventer, Of Plainfeid.
n. j.; Mr. William n. Brooks IT, OF
ST. David'S, Pa; Mr.. Harold N. EaTly,
Mr.. Peter y. Headley and Mr.: Charles
S. Ridton, Of New York. the last fouI
being classmates OF tie bridegroom az
Yale.
The ceremony was followed by re-
ception AZ the family residence, The
Elne. for more than $50 guests, in
cluding Miss Madeline Litchfeid, Miss
Marion Litchheid, Mr.. Willis Wood,
Miss Katherine Wood, Miss Jeanne
Wood. Mr.. Howell Van 0strom. Miss
EVELYN Loew, Mr. and Mrs. H. Morton
Merfiman, Mr.. Eugene S. Willard, Mr..
Simpson Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Pond. All Of New York; Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Church, Of Great Bar
rinvton. Mass: Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Me(;ee. Mr.. and Mrs. Heeley, Mrs.
Jinna. Walter Scott, Mrs. Henry Clay
Irons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leg
get. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Crosset,
Mr.. William Legget and Mr.. and Mr..
Elliott Barrows, ell Of Plainheio'
n. J..
Tho bride attended Miss Portcr's
school IN Farmington, Conn Mr. Ladd
was graduated from Yale in 1918 and
served rs a lieutenant, junior grade,
in the United States Navy during the
war, They win reside In Plsinheld'