New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-24
.c.dded 10 E. y. Freeman
n Ceremony at
Riverdale.
,vFS BANKS, JR..
WEBS VIEVA FISHER
bishop Darlington Off
,iates al Marriage in
Oyster Bay.

a., n,-o,hy Perkins. daughter Of
"a Mrs. George W. Perkins, and
Nv Freeman. son Of Mrs. B. ".
we're married yesterday after
che Riverd4,e Presbyterian
= The Rev Ira s. Dodd per
- the ceremony. Governor Whit
.s amon- the guests. who we're
red to R.verdale in special train.
=. bride wore a simple gown OF
-. .s+in. with a long veil Of white
I'D carried a shower bouquet Of
..r -. Miss Dorothy Free
sister CT the bridegroom, was
"a a honor. Her gown was Of rose
-,,-.5 ,ase.a and she wore picture
De, c. Bryce. william Lippineott,
H,v,rd Baker. Richard W. Robins
=, c.orc. W. Perkins. jr, Of New
r,,t and Charles Noyes' Of Warren
o.,s. served as ushers.
y. bride. who since her introduction
d, ,o,is.y. three years ago, has taken
=, ,e.tv. interest IN civic and philan-
...,,i, affairs. is twenty-four years
~ W Freeman was graduated from
=. ,of7 and is now in the banking
,,,iss,s. He is twenty-five.
A.:sr tie wedding there was small
.,,.,,ion AZ G.yndor. the summer home
d, d. brides parents, in Riverdale. On
...i, ,turn from the honeymoon NJ.
"a Ms Freeman will live in Riverdale.
Ms, Visva Fisher. daughter Of Mrs
,,.l : Fisher. was married az noon
-.,,,rdsy in Christ Church, Oyster
g,v. 70 James Lenox Banks IT, only
81, II Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox
,,,.s 81 this city. The ceremony was
Harmed By Bishop Darlington, OF
harrisburg. Penn. assisted BY the rec
... ~ Rev. George Z. Talmage. A
al reception and breakfast followed
+. MARQUEE on the lawn at SHADOW
-,r-. the country place Of Mrs. Fisher'
B. Oyster Bay. Music and dancing io--
wed
he BRIDE. who was given away by
,.r brother. ]. Ellis Fisher. was IN
-,xr Of silver cloth. cut on stralgnt
as held IN slightly al the waist by
ssis q pearl embroidery. The square
rex v.s trimmed with old rose point
',,s and The long sleeves were OF tulle.
She wore o veil OF rose point iace'
vtich fsI from a crown Of the same
Lace She carried a bouquet Of lilies
...ts-ralley aud her ornaments con
.s.sl OF pendant of sappnrres and
is-onds. q cif. OF her mother, and
lnond bracelet. from the bridegroom.
lie brides attendants were Miss
sr.rufs Mali. Miss Emily I. Stevens.
US Eleanor T. Darlington. Miss
-ssror ". Green. Miss Mary R. Has
a and Miss Caramai Carroll. They
ssrs al dressed alike. IN pale pink cnif-
!. over apricot satin. with silver lace
.,.,s hanging full from the shoulders
, As back. but caught in the front by
rad sashes OF magenta velvet They
-ss Spanish hats of magenta velvet,
vi velvet balls hanging from the
r-s. There were long velvet loops
Ilng from the hats and caught 20
e sorsages By clusters Of velvet balls.
isy carried arm bouquets OF pale PINK
I'd deep magenta azaleas.
Charles II. Marshall, cousin OF the
'niegoom, served as best man. and
e gshers were George Norton Miller,
:, William Remsen, Seth Barton
'snch. Drav-on Burril. Jr, Ransom
'ss.e and Frederick J. Dennis.
The church decorations consisted OF
-sSisrs o. white dahlias arranged on
e pews, with palms and ferns banked
Don, The chancei.
A. the house there were hanging bas-
ga o. flowers. with screens Of smilax
: ne ends - the piazzas. The brides
ftscsnt-shEQec table, seating sixteen,
"a eeco--.ed with lilies. The other
Ai.es, seating eight each, we're deco
l.sa in PINK.
lie guests included Mr. and Mrs.
t-ss LsnoI Banks, Mrs James Lenox
.ssk,, grandmother of the bridegroom;
IN u. Banks Taylor. Mrs. Robert
COX Be.knap. Mrs. Ira Davenport,
az. I! Iodhunter Thompson, Mrs. Wal
= Oakley. Miss Isabella Banks Taylor,
~ Pierre MalL Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
,assr, Nr. and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaf,
T. arc Mrs. :. Herbert Johnston, Mr..
- Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens, Mr.. and
IN I. Reeve Merritt, Mr and Mrs.
'sagy.sT IT, Warren, Ny. and Mrs. John
! heekes, Mr and Mrs. Stanley W.
-'I,sr, DR.. and Mrs. Valentine Mott,