The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-03
RUSSELL VAN BUSKIRK
WEDS MISS ANNETT
son II Nir. And NrS. James II. ,an
Bu~llirll, nf Cambridge. Married al
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one OF the prettiest weddings II
} BaTouuc. y. j.. this season was tina
/ las, Thursday evening. Of Miss Edn;
-tLn"tt. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. Annett. and AIr Russell
'Jn BuSLirN, son of Mr. and Mrs
james H. Van Buskirk former resi-
cents OF Bdyonne. but now Of Cam
bridge. which took place at eight
o IOrh, at Trinity Church. with tht
rector, Rev. \ l.. LongIey. onciat
ING. The altar was covered with
bridal roses and the chanceI was
banked with palms. Smilax was
tWlned about the high columns ana
punches OF white daisies We're tide
at the posts of the peWS Mr.. f. 5.
jackson. OrGaniSt Of the church. gave
one-hali hour of selections before
The bridal party arrived
y. $ o'clock Mr.. jackson played
he wedding march, as the flower
girls, Misses Mary Evelyn Annett.
Louise c. Earl Shirley Smith. Eliza
beth Creighton. leading the bridal
procession with the bride leaning on
the arm OF her father Mrs. r. j.
acEleton. Of Cleveland. Ohio, acted
as matron Of honor. and Miss Fannie
Pitcairn. Of New York. was maid Of
honor. The bridal party was met at
the altar by the groom and the best
man. who was Nh. Raymond f. B.
Annctt. Wesley Hopper, of Caldwell:
tarOld Storrs, of Hartford, Conn. ::
Jay Nanderlyn, of Central Valley. n.
The bride was gOWned in white
satin, with abodice embroidered with
. pearls. The bottom of the front
/ panier was also embroidered with
pearls. The cap was of Duchess lace
! and orange blossoms. with a tulle
veil. which fell to the edge of the
separate court train. The bride car
/ ricd a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white orchids The ma
brofdcrcd silver net over. 9T" mink N TI snd am,
the maid Of honor wore hIne taffeta
and pink net, each carried q bonnnat
! of decp mink roses The flower girIc
wore frocks of pink chiffon ambroid-
cred in blue and blue paniers and
sashes. They also carried in their
arms mink roses NandaIcsohn,c
wedding march was nlaved nc tba
bridal party left The church
About two hundred gues1s went IN
the Annett home to attend tha racan-
ton. after which the bride and
groom left for their honeymoon she
wore a gown of navy bIue taffeta and
white fox topped bv q French leoborn
hat trimmed with flowers The bonse
was proruselv decorated with mink
roses and palms and smilay A ca-
terer served sumner aftnr which On
orchestra nIaved for dancing NJ.
and Mrs Van Rucl,irly viii hn 81
homo m thair f,iands ~, thair at,,,
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satin and SfEeS and{ pink net;
Mrs. Jane Overbaugh, grandmother
of the bride. wore black crepe de
chine: Mrs. e. B. Annett wore white |
satin and rose point lace; Mrs. r.
Van Houten's gown was of turquoise
blue satin and gold lace; Mrs Mel
Vile Tufts wore a beautiful gown of
turquoise blue chiffon-taffeta and
tulle. with silver brocade trimming. |
Mrs. 4. L. Longley wore a gown
of cream point de Paris lace; Mrs. A. |
S. Creighton a gown of black taffeta
and black net; Mrs. Edward McIn-
tyre pale blue crepe de chine with
silk net and silver trimmings; Mrs. |
George Sexsmith worea filmy gown
of yellow chiffon; Mrs. Ralph Smith,
black net and jet; Miss Madeline
Tufts wore white taffeta and beaded
tulle trimming; Mrs. j. ". Empire,
gown of black lack with diamond or
nament; Miss Margaret Hopper an
imported gown OF burnt orange tai
feta. The bodice was OF pure silver
figree; Mrs. Thomas Agnew, span
gled net over Dresden taffeta; Mrs.
F. T. Eldridge, white silk and net;
Miss Eliza Humphreys, grey Eolle
and lace; Mrs. II. a. wheeler, pearl
grey satin, trimmed with black
thread lace; Miss Mildred Eldridge,
wore gown OF blue chiffon over vel
low satin, with gold net overdress;
Mrs. Douglas Penuleton, Whlle pro-
cade satin and old point lace
Other guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Donahue, Mrs. p. G. Van Buskirk,
Mr.. Justice, and Mrs. Barlow Weeks,
and Miss Weeks. OF New YORK; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McGee Annette, MI.
David Frackleton, Mr. Edward NC
Intyre, Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
! Buskirk, Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
Woodward, and Miss Gladys Wood
ward, of Montclair; Mr.. and Mrs.