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gown, fashioned with a long train, will be trimmed with antique lace, an heirloom in the Babcock family, when Miss Anne Mason Babcock, Rockledge, Glen view, Kew, is escorted to the alar et Second Presbyterian church, Louisville, by her father, George Wheeler Babcock, at 4:30 this after noon, to exchange vows with Theo dore Roosevelt IT, son of Colonel and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Old Orchard, Oyster Bay, Long Is land, N. Y. Miss Babcock's tulle veil will be caught in a ¢ap fashioned of the same lovely old lace and she will carry an ivory prayer book with a shower of white orchids. The young people will repeat their vows after the Rev. Tennis Gouwens. Preceding the bride to the altar as Frederick Cowles, organist, plays the wedding march, will be her six bridesmaids, gowned alike in bouf fant frocks of white net and carry ing arm bouquets of mimosa. The girls, who will have garlands of the same flowers and tulle in their hair, are Miss Peggy Wymond, Miss Martha O’Brien, Miss Jessie Barr, Miss Mary Ann Tyler, Miss Fannette Horner and Miss Polly Harrison, all of Louisville. The bride's sister, Miss Bland ina Bab-| H= IVORY satin wedding; cock, in a long frock fashioned of pointe d'esprit’ over pale yellow silk. Will carry freesias in her role as flower gut, Cornelius Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, L. E. will be his brother's best man and the ushers will be Quentin Roo sevelt. Oysters Bay, L. 1, another brother of the bridegroom: William McMillan, Baltimore, Md: Abbot Fey, Boston, Mass; Courtland Dix on, Jr. Lawrence, Long Island; F Sewell Gardner, Charles Symington and Gorton Palmer, all of Chicago: Charles Butler, Utica, N. Y. and John F. Ducey, Jr, New York City. A buffet supper will be served, following the wedding, at Rock ledge, the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler Babcock, Glenview, Ky., parents of the bride, Mr. Roose velt and his bride will spend their honeymoon in Florida and will be home to friends at Brownsboro Road, Louisville, Ky. Among the Neenah guests at the wedding will be Mrs. H. K. Bab cock, the Misses Helen and Eliza beth Babcock, aunts of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gilbert, Miss Pusedia Gilbert and Miss Peggy Kamberly. Miss Peggy Jennings of Appleton is also in Louisville for the wedding.
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Appleton Post Crescent
Appleton, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Feb 03, 1940
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