New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
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ASBURY PARK. y. j., June TO-
Trinity Church, bright with its foral
decorations Of white daisies, hydran-
geas. smilax and laurel. was the scene
tonight Of the wedding Of Miss Kath-
crime Mary Dunlap, daughter Of Mrs
Cornell Dunlap. OF New York and Loeb
Arbour, and Mr. Reginald Morgan Ray
nolds. Of % East Scventy-ninth Street,
New York. and Allenhurst The Off
ciating clergyman was the Rev. Hiram
Bennett.
Following the wedding large recep-
tion was given az the summer home Of
Mrs. Cornell in Loeb Arbour. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raynor left afterward for a
six weeks honeymoon trip through the
Canadian Rockies. They will return
late in July and spend the remainder
Of the season at Loeb Arbour.
The bride was attended by Miss Al
thea Harris, OF Elizabeth, maid Of
honor. Miss Mary Davidson and Miss
Ethel Lane, Of Elizabeth, and Miss
Jean Finlaw and Miss Mary Finlaw, Of
East Orange. as bridesmaids. The best
nan was Mr. Herbert Alexander, OF
New York City, and the ushers were
Mr.. Oliver Dunlap, OF Loch Arbour;
Mr.. Judson Dunlap. Of East Orange;
Mr.. Virgil 2. Ettinger, Of New York City,
and Mr.. Arthur Reynolds, Of Prince
ton.
Miss Dunlap wore white satin en-
broidered in pearls, a court train en-
broidered in pearls and silver and
veil with lace coronet falling from a
wreath Of orange blossoms. She car
RED white orchids, white wild flowers
and orange blossoms.
Miss Harris wore yellow lace over
yellow silk, trimmed with gold cherries
and girdle of rhinestones. Two Of
the bridesmaids wore blue chiffon over
pink satin and the other two wore
orchid chiffon over pink satin. Their
gowns we're trimmed with girdles OF
/ opalescent shells and they wore silver
shippers and iheaddresses OF silver
grapes.
Dorothea Dunlap, OF Belmar, the
flower girl, wore blue chiffon over pink
silk.
The Church Of the Holy Communion,
South Orange, was the scene this al
ternoon Of the wedding Of Miss Made
line Griswold, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton L. Griswold, Of Curtis
Place. Maplewood, and James Turner
IT,. Of Pittsburgh. The ceremony was
performed By the Rev. Francis II.
Richey. rector Of st. Georges Church
/ Maplewood 4 reception followed the
ceremony at the Griswold home.
The brides gown was Of ivory SATIN
and her veil was Of rose point lace.
/ Her flowers were lavender orchids
with lilies Of the valley.
/ The maid Of nonor, Miss Bernice
M4yer. Of Scotland Road, South Or
ange. and the matron Of honor, Mrs.
/ George Harton Singer, Of Pittsburgh,
sister Of the bridegroom. were gowned
alike in Jade green chiffon.
The brides other attendants were
Miss Elizabeth Dewson, East Orange;
Miss Dorothy Nimick. Pittsburgh; Miss
| Miriam Zabriskie. Maplewood, and Mrs.
! Carl Heinaken. Of New York. and little
Miss Betty West. Of Maplewood, ar
Miss Frances c. Fleming, Of New YORK.
the flower girls.
Mr.. George Harton Singer, Of Pitts
burgh. a brother-in-lGw Of the bride
groom. was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Albert Wells, Mr.. Charles
Heard and Mr.. W. l.. G. Gibson, OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. II. G. Benedict, Roselle,
and Mr.. Richard Mathiesen, Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will live IN
Pittsburgh after their return from
their wedding trip.