The New York herald., 1922-09-08
Miss Hammond
and Mr.. Franklin
r We'd at Mt. Kisc0
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Henry Hammond a
Bride.

Miss Emily s. Hammond. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John Henry Hammond and
one of the numerous great-grandcAnildren
Of the late William H. Vanderbilt, was
married yesterday afternoon in St
Marks Church. Mount Kisco, N. Y, to
Mr.. John Marryman Franklin son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin of IL
East Sixty sixth street. The wedding,
uniting two prominent families of New
York. brought together a distinguished
company of guests at the church at 4
and later at the reception at Dellwood.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond in
Mount Kisco. =
The chanceI. in which the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Arson
Phelps Stokes. was decorated with
flowers and foliage. The brides chief
attendant was her younger sister Miss
Adele Sloane Hammond. The brides
maids were the Misses Alice +. and
Rachel Hammond. also sisters Of the
bride Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin and
Louise Morris, cousins of the bride
Elizabeth Franklin, the bridegrooms sis
ter the Misses Katherine Post and Mary
Hebard and Mrs. Henry Hutton Landon.
Jr.. who was Miss Cornelia Sage and
whose marriage took place in Bernards-
vile, N. j., on June TO- y
Mr.. Philip A. s. Franklin, Jr., was
best man and Messrs William Augustus
Read. Edward B. Condor, George C..
White. Moseley Taylor. Eliot Holt. Pow
ell Cabot Hugh Kelleher. G. Van Rens-
selaer Halsey and John Henry Ham
mond, Jr.. brother Of the bride, were the
ushers Mr.. Murray Taylor was to have
been an usher, but was obliged to drop
out because Of the death on Tuesday of
h To- ctc 81 ~
nochan.
Yesterdays bride Is q granddaughter
OF Mrs. Henry White. who before her
marriage to the former Ambassador to
France. was Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane. She is a niece Of Mrs. James
Abercrombie Burden. Mrs. sWilliam B.
Osgood Field and Mr.. Malcolm Douglas
Sloane. She was introduced two years
ago, following her graduation from Miss
Spence's School, and has been re-
sourceful member of the Junior League,
Like her mother. she is actively inter-
ested In several philanthropies and In
projects that offer opportunities to artist
artisans and students OF painting and
music. Through her father she is a
granddaught4 Of the late Gen. John
Henry Hammond. U. S. A.. and a niece
OF Mrs. Frederic Ogden de Billier anc
Mr.. Ogden II. Hammond
Mr.. Franklin Is the oldest OF the or Al
dfen of Mr.. and Mrs.~Franklin. H
fHther is president OF the Internattsr q
Mercantile Marine Company. DIR n
the late war he served first WITH, th
301st Battalion of the Heavy Tar 4 4
the British army and later In the a ,con
American Army Corps In Fran 20 ~
was awarded the British Militai . 1,ros,
The bride wore gown of W. l1e sati
and cloth of silver. The hllle .veil wa
held by silver bandeau st, II ded wit
diamonds. She carried whNe. roses an
lilies Of the valley. The ca ess Of m
maid of honor was in hortei = ia blue an
she carried Ophelia roses The brides
maids wore rust colored owns. Tuscan
hats trimmed with chifful and "a rria
Ophelia roses.
The five hundred sue 81 . Included NJ,
and Mrs. James Abe . .ombie Burde,
Mrs. Vanderbilt. the + ~ de's grandaunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncay NJ Depew NJ
and Mrs. Ogden II. 'Eammond. Mr. an
Mrs. Henry White. ~ and Mrs CbarIe
Dana Gibson. Mr.. = Lanrhorne ;ibso,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henr y ]. Whitehouse M,
and Mrs Joseph Clark Baldwin. M
and Mrs. Francis G.. Bishop, Mr. Williay
Coffin. Mr.. and MRS. James Cushma :
MIR. and Mrs George S. Franklin. NJ,
and Mrs. Alvin w. Kreeh. Mr.. Edwar
5. Mead. Mr.. nnd Mrs. Moses Taylo,
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Wright post. M,
and Mrs. Ges rye B. Post and Mr.. an
Mrs. CARL Tucker. N