The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-17
MSS BLAIR Welded
10 HERBERT R.. PYNE
Elaborate Reception at Pea
mack Home Follows Service
in Country Chapel.
OTHER WEDDINGS or DAY

pvsvAnpSv1ttg. y. j.. June is- Miss
Mr. ard Mrs. e. Lcdyard Blair. was !
married to Herbert Rlvington ryne this
s~,erroon in the little chapel OF 81. John.
OWING 10 its limited seating capacity
ro1e hu, relatives was present to wit ,
,e.s the marriage which was
reformed by the Rev. Thomas A. Con- !
ave- While the guests were gathering
I, ;1efc was a programme of organ and
harm music. and they had opportunity
% view the effective floral decorations
Q. the church. the color scheme Of which
was PINK. large quantities OF Dorothy
rtrkirs rtmblc roses being used.
The bride entered the church with
!, re- father. who gave her away. She
eore a beautiful costum made almos,
entirely Of old tarrtckmacross lace, this
to7ming the skirt and train, the base
~ which WAS of white satin. The same
ace va also used in the bodice. and
ser veil of tulle. placed well back on
'Ne head. was held by "A narrow band
o. orange blossoms. She carried a bou.
Que, Of lilies of the valley and white
or hids.
Miss Edith Blair. a sister II the bride.
was the maid Of honor, and the other
bridesmaids were Miss Mary pyne. sis.
tsr Of the bridegroom. and Miss Marie
Louise Blair, another OF the brides sis
iers. They wore costumes of palest rose
c.ored satin covered with oSSam col
cred net which VAS ruficd with white
satin. Their hats of cream colorcd straw
!, we're combined viii pink ribbons. and
hey carried large arm bouquets OF
PINK sweet peas.
Grafton H.. fyne acted as his brothers
ess' man, and the uslers were Willian,
Armour, James Cameron Clark. Arcli-
bald Douglas, Russell. Jr., cousin Of
h. bridegroom Samuel Sloan colt,
Perry Rivington pyne. Jr.. and n. Mere
dth Pyne, brothers of the BRIDEGROOM
Large Reception NJ Peapack,
Immediately after the marriage ccrc-
rohy the bridal party was driven to
barsden. the country place OF the
.,trdes parents. which is in Peapack. A
few miles from This place. and there a
arge reception was held. guests coming
ifon New York by special train and
others by motor from Tuxedo. Norris
own Bernardsville and other country
places in this vicinity. Mrs. Blair.
! mother Of the bride. and Mrs. Pane. the
brldegroom's mother. received i'm tho
great drawing room with the bridal
party.
Owing 70 the Indictment weather many
o. ne plans for the reception a TO
Be changed and everything had TO be
cone indoors. The luncheon was served
by sherry at small tables placed in the
rin!ng room. the large hall adjoining and
sso in the library. The original plan
vas TO serve the luncheon on the loegia
which oNerlooks the vast Blair estate.
Ewing a yiSu ~ tho S,,,arsat IJflI@ ,,l
the lakes dotted here and there which
under other circumstances Is most
Charming. The outlook was obscured
to-day by heavy LIQUIDS and frequent
} rain.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James 1nslee Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A Blair. James A. Blair. Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
J. Whigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blair
Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Taylor
Pyns. Percy T.. Pyne ID. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI Taylor pHne. Jr., Mr.. am Mrs. Archie
bald II. Russell, Meredith Rowland.
Henry r. Taylor. Mrs Grafton II. Pyne.
Mrs. D.. Appleton Pearson. Mrs. Robert
J. Livingston. Edward y. Taller. Leslie
Cotton. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Page. Mrs.
Theodore Price. Philip Hiss. Miss Maria
de Barril. Pembroke Jones, j. Wright
Hartman. Phoenix Ingraham.
Mrs. Henry VI. Alexander. Miss Helen
Alexander. Mrs. William Manice. stephen
Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs. Gren-
\ Vile Kane, william Turnbull. Mrs Rob-
ert ?. Huntingdon. Mrs. John &. W.T.
rerding. F.. Costcr Wilmerding. Mr.. and
Mrs John y. Hadden, Alexander NJ.
MADDEN. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank :. Wither-
bee. f. De Peyster Livingston. Madison
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlcs Pfizcr.
Monroe Douglas Robinson. j. Christopher
oConor, Mr.. and Mrs, Richard c. Colt,
Mss catherine Colt, Arthur Schermer-
norm, anne Il. Townsend. the Misses
Townsend and Miss Grace Henry.
Others Who Were Present.
J, NJ. and Mrs. George r. n. Schieffelin.
Capt and Mrs. Jacob Miller. Major e..
Creighton webb. MIR. and Mrs. Charles
u Hdl>ey. Frank Kinnicutt. Norman
henderson, Mrs. Gustav klssel. the
Misses Dorothy and Jeanette Kisscl, W.
WIchham Hoffman. Franklin II. Voss,
NJ and Mrs. Allen q. Wellman. Mr..
and Mrs, Philip Birckhead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Nicoll, Miss Elsie Nicoll. Mr..
and Mrs George q. Fr~elinghuysen. Mr..
ana Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll, Mr.. n Mrs.
Robert Dun Graham. Mrs. A. Bradhurst
FAl1. NJ IS Frances Field. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthi" S'rihner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Merrill Chaplin, Miss Mar, chaplin. Mrs.
~LAaT.'S Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. SCHUYLER
sin.e!felln and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Le
| Rov.
Nr and Mrs, Coleman Nissan, James
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Conn
'eI franklin A. Plunmer, Ogden Ham
mona, Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt, Miss
E.eanor NJ. Green. Norvin Hewitt Green.
mrs Edward Van Ingen. Mr.. and Mrs.
howard C.. Brokaw. f. Victor Loew, De
uoursey Fales. Mrs. Ernest r.. Adee.
mss Geraldine Adee. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dopn klssel. the Misses Ina and Eleo-
no'a k'ssel. Mr.. and Mrs. George =.
nesserNey, Irving Paris. Mr.. and Mrs.
william 7. kissell. William Williams,
M'' and Mrs, George B. Post, c.. Min1in
marion. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque,
Mss Theodore Larocque. Mr.. and Mrs.
AcAard stevens, Miss Elsie Stevens, MIR.
s,d Mrs, Joseph Rowland Hunt and
Mrs Robert Stevens.
MI and Mrs. Pyne left after the re-
op'ion for A brief automobile trip. They
WI start next week for the Pacific coast
sgp VIII go later to Honolulu. Next
.mtr 'hev will live In Princeton, y. j.,
'"t'e Mr., Pyne Is. Il king a special course
me university, He IL a son OF Mr. and
"IS Percy r. Pyne Of New York. and
ih 'or a while private secretary to
.sWes w, Gerard. American Ambassador
\ q, Berlin.
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