The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-09
Miss Margaret Cultivate Bride
.-........- ...-........ of Edward Stevens
REV. ISAAC JENNINGS 0FFICIAIES
Ceremony at Old Bennington Summer
Residence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. 8.
Jennings Wednesday Afternoon

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Cultivate, daughter of Mrs. Philip B.
Jennings and her first husband, the
late J. II. Cultivate of Cleveland.
O., to Edward Stevens, son of Mrs.
George L. Stevens OF New York, took
place at Wayside, the summer resi-
dence OF MIR. and Mrs Jennings at
Old Bennington, at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon Rev Isaac Jennings,
pastor of the Old First church,
brother of Mr. Jennings, was the
officiating clergyman.
The ceremony was performed be
fore an altar banked with lilies of
the valley in the living room, where
a pretty scheme of decoration was
carried out with white lilies against
backgrounds of green.
The maid of honor was Miss Eliza
beth Jennings, sister of the bride, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Hart
Shields of Troy and Miss Dorothy
Moen OF Worcester, Mass
George Edward stevens brother
of the bridegroom. was the best map
and the ushers were Edward H.
Townsend and S. p Platt of New
York, Charles b. Waller of Wilkes
barre, Pa, and Walton K Blair of
Chicago.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was gowned in
white satin with trimmings OF point
applique lace Her veil OF dotted
white applique lace fcil to the edge
OF the train. She carried bouquet
of lilies of the valley and her only
ornaments we're a necklace of pearls.
the gift OF her mother and pearl
and diamond pin, the gift of the bride.
groom.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings gown was
of light green and silver satin cover
ed with flounces of lace. She oanled
bride roses.
The bridesmaids wore green and
silver satin with over dresses Of pleat-
ed tulle edged with silver They car
ried bride roses.
The brides going away dress was
an automobile suit of fine grey CAB
ardine and she wore a small close
fitting hat to match.
Immediately following the service
there was high tea and reception
for the bridal party and guests The
couple left by automobile amid a
shower of rice and rose leaves. Up
on the completion of their bridal trip
they will reside at 1O3 East Seth
street, New York.
Among the guests were Prof and
Mrs. A. V. w Jackson, Prof. Michsd
Pupin, Miss Louise Hardness, Mr.
and Mrs, winthrop smith, Miss
Virginia Smith, Wellington B. Hay
Miss Elizabeth Kendall, Miss Char
lotte Platt Miss Keck. Johnfritz
Achelis, George Dixon. Gordon
Rand, Charles Marshall, Louis Wig
gin, Daniel Head and John Apple
ton Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs Walt
er Camp, Mr. and Mrs Walter Camp.
jr., Miss Janet Camp of New Haven,
Conn Miss Florence Haywood of
Worcester, Mass. Miss Nomina
Twining, Troy, Miss Elizabeth Phelps
of Binghampton, N Y, Miss Helen
Wilson of Providence, Il. l.. Miss
Mabel Jones and Chomondeley Thorn
ton of Boston, George Van Gorder of
Cleveland. Peter Borden of Philadel-
pha and George Stanley of Great
Darlington, Mass
Miss Outhwaite is debutante of
this year and for the past three years
has attended Miss Porters school at
Farmington, Conn
Mr. Stevens graduated from Yale
university, class OF 1872, and is con
nected with the New Haven Clock
company Which was founded by his
great-grandfather, Chauncey Jerome
and OF which his grandfather and
father were active officers
AS IT has been the custom of the
young people to pass their vacations
at the summer homes OF their parents
in Bennington, they have made many
close friends, both among the resi-
dents and members of the summer
colony at Old Bennington, whose
best wishes will follow them to their