New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Ceremony Takes Place at
st. Marks Church,
Islip.
MISS LITTLE BRIDE
OF SABURO KURUSU
d. d. +. Yard and Miss Brandon
Married-SOciety Attends
Pequot Wedding.


/ Watson. daughter OF Mr.. and mrs
/ Walter Watson, of lslip and New YORK
to Frederick l.. Frelinghuysen, OF fltts-
= burgh. took place at ST. Marks Episco-
| pal Church. Islip, at noon yesterday
/ The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, Of 81. Thorn
as's Church. New York, who was as
sisted by the Rev. William II. Garth
of St Marks Church. II. b. Taylor OF
+ New York, played the organ, and the
choir OF st. Marks sang
( The bridesmaids were Miss Mimi
/ Scott Mss Marie Taller, Miss LuI9
! Cebalos. Miss A. Cannon, Miss MAUD
/ Kennedy. of New York, and Miss Car
rol Kobbe. Of Babylon. Miss Marjorie
Kimball. Of Pittsburgh, was flower
girl. .,c,...on
The best man was David Coddington,
of New York. The ushers were wal
tor Whitewright Watson, OF lsiip;;
/ Erick Winston. Legrand Cannon ana
+ Griswold Lorillard, OF New YORK ana
George Wagstaf, of Babylon.
Following the ceremony reception
and a wedding breakfast were held AT
Meadow Farm. the home OF the wat
sons. Two large paviliOns had been
erected on the lawn for the guests, oo0
Of whom were brought TO lshp on TWO
special trains. Dancing followed the
breakfast. Cor which music was sup
plicd by four New York orchestras.
The house was decorated with thou-
sands Of lily pendants and testoonS Oh
smiaX.
The brides gown was Of white satin
/ embroidered with pearls. She wore a
court train trimmed with rose point
lace from her mothers bridal gown
and her veil was the one worn by heI
maternal grandmother at her Wedding
Mrs Watson's gown was steel Dlue-
gray velvet embroidered with gold ana
trimmed with sable. bast night din
ner party was given at Meadow farm
to the bridal party and ABOUT 9'N'y
friends.
Miss Alice Jfy little, daughter OF
the late James Jay Little, was married
TO Saburo Kurusu. Japanese consul III
Chicago. last night a. the home OF her
mother. 500 West 1880 st. On account
Of illness in the family only relatives
and a few intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. which was periorheI.
by the Rev. Christian +. Keisnef, OF
4 Grace Methodist Church. The bride
Who was given away by her brotner'
wore Il gown Of white SATIN ana !"
.ulIe veil. Miss Pauline Plain. OF sea
Gate. Long Island, was her only at
tendant.
Mr. Kurusu was acting consul gen
cr,l in New York before his recent pro-
motion to the consulship at chicago
I, was while here that he first met Miss
, Little.
Miss Helen Brandon. daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs. William J. Brandon, was
married to David Dudley Field YARD,
Of Pelham, Yesterday at noon at the
Hotel Nargrave. The room IN when
the wedding took place vas decorated
with piEk chrysanthemums and au-
tumn leaves The Rev. DR.. Charles L.
Goodell. # St. Paul's Methodist Church,
performed the ceremony, when was
followed by reception.
The bride, who was given away ny
her father. wore a gown OF SOFT white
satin draped with a Russian TUNE OF
tcru lace. and her veil was held IN
Mace by a cap OF rose point lace and
orange blossoms. Miss Mary SeyDel
was the maid OF honor and only attend
ant. She was dressed in tea rose chlt-
fon over white satin, end wore "a pct
ure hat Of black velvet. She carried q
bouauet Of tea roses. Mr.. Charles IT,
MCCULLOUGH was best man, ana John
Robert Brandon and William tu'hbert
Brandon. twin brothers Of the bride
were ushers.
Alter wedding Trip Mr.. Yard and
his bride will live in Atlanta.
The marriage Of Miss Priscilla Hut-
lens Bull, Younger daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J. Edgar Bull, 10 Leonard }.
Myeth. a grandson OF Mrs. Leonard
!. Wyeth. of 1909 Madison aV., Will take
place IN Saturday, November Z. in 81.
bartholomew Church. and - reception
will follow ut the home Of Mr.. ana
Ms. Bull, 81 Grumercy Park. Mrs.
Butler Whiting, sister Of the bride
will be matron OF honor; Miss Elise
FRANKIE. maid of honor; and Miss SUI
Same Warren. Miss Amy Johnson, Miss
Caroline Wyeth and Miss Margaret
Doolittle. the bridesmaids.
Miss Bull il now "lth htr parents at
Llkhorn. their country place ~ Came
lot. y. y. wneIe they viii remain until
November s.
usy Telegraph to The Tribune
New London. Conn, oct. 3. This
afternoon New York society and the
Peduoc social set we're largely repre-
-erted at the wedding Of Miss DOro-
thea Keasbey, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Rowland p. Keasbey. Of Saybrook
Farm. ocean 4y., and Alexander Hay
Lehman. son of Mrs. Charles ). Guth-
RE. Of Meadowcrof:, the Pequot More
than $50 guests were present from OUT
Of town.
The ceremony was performed IN
Peauot chapel at 1880 o'clock by the
Rev. Or. George c. HOughton, rector
of the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
or the Little Church Around the Cor
n4r" i'm NV York. The decorations
were OF autumn leaves. goldenrod and
smilaN.
The brides gown was Of white satin
trimmed with rare old lace worn by
fer mother and her grandmother on
their wedding days
Mrs. l.. FranNyn Brewster, OF
Rochester, was matron OF honor; and
the bridesmaids were Miss Eleanor
Lamson, Miss May Nogel, Miss Alice
Kortwright and Miss Marie Elise
Whitney. All were gowned in cham
pagne satin trimmed with fun. They
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