New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-07
Ceremony Performed in
st. Thomas's by Uncle
of the Bride.
MISS SCHIRMER IS
ALSO MARRIED
Becomes Wife of William Rod.
man Fay, of Boston, at Church
of the Ascension.

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former marriage Of Mrs Lindsey Tap
pin, was married to Reginald n. banks.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Banks, Of
SO 0ramcrcy Park. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Alexander W.
Bostwick, an uncle of the bride, and
small reception followed at the Colony
Club. The decorations were of palms,
msrguerites and spring flowers
The bride, who was given away by
her stepfather, Mr.. Tappin, was in
gown OF soft white silk. yelled IN tulle.
1t had a court train of cloth of silver,
over which fell veil of tulle, arranged
with cap of lace and orange blossoms.
She carried white orchids and lilies
of-the-valley and wore a diamond pen
dant. gift OF the bridegroom, and a
diamond sapphire brooch. given her by
Mr.. and Mrs. Tappin.
Miss Mary Irving Francke was her
sisters maid of honor, and another
sister, Miss Eleanor Francke, was the
bridesmaid. They were dressed alike
in turquoise blue taffeta, draped with
gold net. The long sleeves were OF
gold net and the jackets of blue silk
Their hats were of gold net, with blue
silk crowns, trimmed with yellow roses.
They carried bouquets of yellow roses.
Harold ?. Banks served as his broth
er's best man and the ushers were
James 7. Kemp, Talbot Jones Taylor,
jr.. Philip Crovat and Leonard D.
Wyeth
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Banks will go TO Arizona, where
they will live for a year.
Miss Gertrude II. Schirmer, daughter
of Mrs. Gustave Schirmer, OF III East
Thirty-ffth Street, was married yes
terdav afternoon in the Church Of the
Ascension TO William Rodman Fay, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Story Fay, jr,
of Boston. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Percy Stlckney
Grant and the Rev. DR.. Thayer, OF 81
Marks School. and a reception fol-
lowed at the home of Mrs. Schirmer'
The church was decorated with pay
trees, pink rambler roses and peonies.
The bride, who was gwen away py
her brother, Robert Shirmer, wore a
gown of white satin and tulle' heaVliy
embroidered in pearls. The court train
was If satin. embroidered in silver, and
the skirt was made with pannlers OF
tulle. Her tulle veil was arranged with
a coronet of orange blossoms and she
carried a bouquet Of white sweetpeas
and lilies-of-the-valley. Her only or.
nament was a pearl necklace, glfe OF
the bridegroom.
Miss Barbara Armour. Of Princeton
the maid of honor, was dressed IN PINK
taffeta and tulle. She wore Legnorn
hat. trimmed with pink roses and taeea
with blue satin ribbon, and carried
Ophelia and mignon roses. Inc prices
maids were Miss Katherine human,
who took the place Of MISS Esther
Cleveland. who was unable 10 serve
ana Miss lean Morris, of this city
They we're in ivory satin and tulIe'
wore Ieghorn hats and carried Ophella
and mignon roses.
Joseph Story Fay. Sd, was his broth
er's best man, and Henry H. Fay, IT.
John NJ. Willard. Francis lie 3; ROD
bins. Edward NJ Pickman. Keith Nc
Leod and Albert L. Jacket the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay will spend their
HONEYMOON in Honolulu and on their
return will live in Boston.
The wedding of the Rev. Robert NJ.
Russell, jr., son Of the Rev: and MRS;
Robert N. Russell, Of Chicago and
Miss Ellen Stuart, only daughter OF
M and Mrs. James Marshall Stuart, OF
275 West End Avenue, was solemnized
Yesterday afternoon in the Fifth Ave
me Presbyterian Church. The cere-
ronv was performed by the Rev. Or.
]. Ross Stevenson, the Rev. DR.. James
Palmer and Dr. Russell, the father or
the bridegroom.
Mics Stuart walked with her father,
who gave her away. She wore gown
Of white liberty satin, with waist OF
tulle and old point lace. The skirt was
full. draped with tulle and lace caught
up with sprays Of orange blossoms. "A
Veil Of old applique lace was draped
of satin and flllN.
She carried lilies of-the-valley. MISS
Isabelle Murtland was maid OF honor.
Her frock Of peach colored taffeta was
draped with tulle of the same color
ard had a sash Of bronze brown. She
carried Ophelia roses.
MIR Russell had Dr. Audley d. Stew
AFT. of Rochester, for his best man. and
the ushers were James Marshall
Stuart, ir, and Harold Coe Stuart,
brothers of the bride; Russell y; rat
terson. Of Philadelphia, and Wendell W.
Cleland, of Albany. Last year Mr..
Russell was graduated from Princeton
Theological Seminary. After me mar
rage a small reception was held 81 the
home of the brides parents.
Miss Caroline Alden Weir, daughter
~ NJ and Mrs. J. Alden Weir, will be
married TO George p Ely at o'clock
this afternoon IN the Church Of the
Ascension. The ceremony will he fol-
lowed by a reception AZ the home or
the brides parents, All Park Avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Evelyn
/ Cromwell, daughter OF Mrs klcnard
Cromwell. 20 Midshipman Newbold
Trotter Lawrence, son of Newbold I.
Lawrence, of Lawrence. Long Island,
will take place to-day in the Cathedral
at Baltimore A reception will follow
At Ingleside, the country home Of the
brides mother, az Gainesville, Nd. Miss
Charlotte c. Cromwell will be the maid
~ honor. and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Elizabeth VI. Cromwell, Miss
Emily McLane Merryman, Miss Mary
X Cromwell, Miss Louise W Hazel
hurst Miss Priscilla r. White and
Miss Marion Strobel Ensign Edward
Johnston, L. S. ~, will be the best
man, and the ushers will be Ensign
Henry White, Ensign Herman Redheld,
Ensign Joseph Lawton. Ensign Chapin
Evans. Ensign Neville Craig, Ensign
John Vincent, Ensign Clinton Braine
and Ensign Benjamin Holeombe.
Mis-. Mary A. Easily, daughter Of Mr..
e,d Mrs Frank s. Easily, will become
tbs bride Of Clifford W Estes to-day
at Glen Ridge, \. J.
Mis- Margaret McKim, Of Boston, q
niece Of Mrs Louis Mansfield Ogden,
OF his city. will be married 70 Richard
Kent OF tuxedo, on Saturday IN bos-
Ton Mr.. Kent is a son OF the late Mr.;
and Mrs. William Kent, OF tuxedo, ana
a grandson on his mothers side or the
late Mr. and Mrs. Pierre LoTllIara.