New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.

savannah GA Aprtl 9 (SpeciaD.-The wedding OF
Frederick Curtis Perkins. OF Pittsburg. and Miss
Florence Nightingale Carr e took place at l;SO this
afternoon the grounds a. DUngeness' the SOulI-
ern home OF Mrs. T. NJ Carnegie. Guests from
Pittsburg New-York and other places in the North
had been arriving for the last two days The
steamer Harry Lee chartered by Mrs. Car
negie, and made hourly trips between ternandlha
and Du-geness. It was decorated with bunting and
wild flowers and punches Of heather gathered from
Cumberland Island. Mrs. Carnegie's own yacht.
the Nancy also assisted in the transportation OF
guests. The ceremony took place on the terrace
south Of the Carnegie mansion. Bishop Cie4and h
Nelson. Of Georgia, and the Rev D A Nragg OF
Fernandina ofrciated According 70 the pro-
gramrne adopted the bridal procession proceeded
from the west end OF the house along the terrace
from the steps, where the bride was met Dy the
Bridegroom while the .'Lohengrin' wedding march
was played on the organ the family being grouped
OF the terrace TO the right OF the Bishop while the
invited guests occupied space TO the le1l ana 'he
employees of Dungeness on the lawn peIoW lhe Ter
race. After the ceremony Mendelssohn's wedding
March" was played The bride received her friends
al the west erd OF the porch. At 43o the newly
married couple left the island for Fernandlha,
where they took special train on thelr prldal
tour. going east
The brides dress was Of white chiffon, in EN-
pire style trimmed with rose point with a deep
point and embroidered down the front with roses
and thstles. The veil was OF tulle' las'eheu win
punches Of heather and diamond ornaments .i7
gift OF the bridegroom and OF MI anu -H47 Ia
The bride was given away by her mother, -hrs:
= N Carnegie who wore a gown or gray crepe ue
chine and Iace Alfred y. Perkins brother OF Inc tie
Bridegroom. was the best man Inc usteI SenIfe nF
Pittsburg Allen Dewess Wood or FInrsoIIS nrStpS
Frank Lyon Polk. Of New-York; y;-! Heryt; r,,er
of New-York: Philip Mcmillan, OF
Dover Garfield, Of Boston; OhVer ", - SnIennan
Frank NJ Carnegie OF Dungeness, ana I MI -
Carnegie OF New-York Miss Nancy IreEtiiP rev 6oDor
negie sister Of the bride. was the IhaIu - t,tabIin
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary M LdustL 5it1I
Miss Madeline Laughlin MISS tfepecSA io1+5nr nd
Miss Farriet Lauder Miss Elizabeth LaudeI s an +
Miss Nary BagIey Of Pittsburg Miss 1Teo5 oI,I,ins
Carnegie, Of Dungeness; Miss Sface and
and Miss Clarissa Perkins, of Sharon, y. /, ne ne
Miss Mary Holland. OF New OF no-I,ine us rents
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Simon PERKINS Pai'der
Of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs George Ia n
Of Pittsburg: Mrs. A X. Ninick ana Mrs Mrssie ie = -
Fuller sisters OF Mrs. Carnegie; MIS- freue Rfrs
Ely and Miss Ely. OF Cleye!athu' III. Mr. and
Charles Van Rensselaer,, of New-H orR: MI Ms
Mrs A c Huidekoper. of Meadville, PeIIipr Pea
Alexander LaughIn. Mr.. and Mrs hsI 80 Harry
sr and Mrs Harry Oliver, Mr- atq nwa -stI singer
Darlington, William j. Patton ana "e"'
or Pittsburg.
largely attended wedding took place IN 49, 49,
Vernon last night at the home of William !ArcLei'
The bride was Mr. Archer's eldest daughter, , 80
saatte Mae Archer. who was nlarrleT Th ~ ceremony
Scrantom also of Mount Vernon. me Letter Of
was performed by the Rev. G j. NOT Pr as
ne Chester Hill Methodist Episcopu ueo4or ~ the
listed by the Rev r NJ ;. FAVOR i'N'
'7'oren Of the Ascension
ihe engagement IL announced OIL Nit' ,r.or
,'oln Robinson. daughter OF NIT ,t.r..p
robinson. Of Riverdale-on the -Huosoh' - -
oASld Evans son Of the Rev " 'e"N'