The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-22
MISS MARY RIKER Is
BRIDE OF H. M. POST
Marriage Takes Place in Old
Church Close by the Sea
in Galilee, N. j.
MANY GUESTS FROM N. Y.
Reception Is Held in Red Bank
Estate-Couple Go to
Adirondacks.

AZ noon yesterday, Miss Mary Riker
Haskell. q daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Amory Haskell Of this city. was married
to Henry Morgan Post. also Of New
York The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. IL Percy Silver. rector of the
Church of the Incarnation of this city,
and as the church u small, there were
present TO witness II only limited
number OF relatives and close friends,
some OF whom went from New York by
special train.
The church IL q quaint and unpre-
tentious edifioe built Of wood and 70
close to the sea that the roll OF the surf
could be heard above the music by the
organist, DR.. Theodore Moses. who for
thirty years has been the organist OF St
Peters, and who also 10 an old friend of
the BRIDES family. There were simple
decorations Of garden flowers on the
Altar, and clusters of white carnations
and roses were fastened to the ends Of
the pswA
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. she
wore gown Of draped white satin
made on simple lines and finished with
long court train, which fell from the
shoulders 5hs carried a bouquet Of
white roses and lilies of the valley made
with shower effect. Mrs. Rowland B.
Jones, the brides sister, was matron OF
honor. She wore a gown OF mauve
organdis with O sash Of French blue
maids. the Misses Gertrude Hoyt
Audrey Riksr, Margaret Strong and
Elizabeth Amery, the last mentioned OF
Boston. cousins Of tho bride Edith
Graham and Emily Gilbert, wore gowns
Of gray organdie combined with French
blue and hats to correspond. All the
attendants carried arm bouquets OF pale
blue larkspur and garden rosea
Reception in Red Bank.
Charles Morgan Post was his brothers
best man, and the vshers were Charles
Stewart Butler. e. Vail Stsbbins. Clar-
ence Young. Morgan B. Post another
brother OF the bridegroom Amory l.
Haskell brother Of the bride; Rowland
B. Jones, Russell A. Cowlss and Edmund
ClAry.
Immediately after the ceremony the
by automobiles TO Oak Hill Farm. the
extensive country seat Of Mr.. and Ma.
Haskell in Red Bank. II was q drive
Of several miles and fortunately the day
was perfect and the long drive was most
enjoyab!e. There were already as
ssmblsd At tho houes . large number OF
friends who had come from New York
for the reception and breakfast The
bridal party received in the drawing
room and . buffet breakfast was served
BY Sherry in the dining room and on
the verandas, there being special room
reserved for tho members Of tho bridal
party There also was dancing in the
ballroom. Oak HUI Farm IL situated on
one Of the highest points OF the Jersey
coast. The rose gardens were at their
best and many Of the guests took the
opportunity TO inspect them
Under q largo marquee erected near
the main house there was served lunch
con for the employees of the place, and
and bridegroom went there for few
minutes. Mrs. Post nado brief speech
Of thanks for their good wishes and
gifrts and she cut for them a huge
brides cake which was placed in the
centre OF the table.
Many Guests Greet Couple.
Among the guests were Mrs. Daniel S.
Riker, Mr.. and Mrs. James Howe Proc
tor and family OF Boston. Mrs. Blagden'
George Blagden. Mrs. Charles Amory.
George Amory, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Dean Adams. Miss Ruth Adams. Mrs.
stephen HushmOre fOst, ZIG hisseS ~
rina and Margot Post, Mr.. and Mrs. A
L. rockingham, Mr.. and Mrs George
Bartholomew. Mrs. Hilborne l.. Roose-
welt the Misses Shipper. Shipper Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. clifford Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Alexandra, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Harper, J. Blatchley Eoyt, DR..
and Mrs Edward J.. Keyes, Mrs. Amory
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs William Melkle-
ham, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Lorillard.
Miss Mary Lorillard, Col. and Mrs w.
Barclay Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Riker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 1ngersoll R!ker.
Atr. and Mrs ]. Remsen Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs WHY'S FERRY, Alfred swayne. NJ.
and Mrs. Samuel Riker. Mr.. and Mrs.
wallston Hill Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Cass
Gilbert, Mrs. Charles Morgan Post. Miss
Lena wyeth. Mr., and Mrs. William q.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Retck.
the Misses Reick Mr.. and Mrs Chandler
Bates, Rufus Graves, the Misses Street,
Mrs. Samuel Borrowe. Miss Eftie Bor-
rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. john p. Clifford. the
Misses clifford. Mrs William Barbour,
William Warren Barbour, Mrs. William
Robson Mrs. John G. Neeser. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Cavity. Mr.. and Mrs,
George Edward Wood. Mrs. Herbert l.,
Terrell. DIR. and Mrs Ernest Fahnestock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Michalis. Or. and Mrs
Clarence G. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Riker. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Perry, Mr..
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