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A FOUR HUNDRED WEDDING |fr111VIt Occurred at New Market, When Miss | *( Hunt Took to Gunning.A pretty romance Was culminated last night at New Market, when Miss Mary Ult; tlnderdonk Hunt, daughter of Mr. and 1 g, Mrs. Edwin Hunt, of Los Angeles, Cat., | \ was married to Clarence Joseph Forst Lj Gunning, of Scarsdalo, N. Y., at the res- h-idence of her aunt, Mrs. Frederick 1 s Percy Vail. |tAbout a year ago Miss Hunt, accom- c panied by her sister, Miss Florence Hunt, I v camo East on a visit to relatives, and it | js was while visiting a relative that Miss I ^ Hunt made the acquaintance of Mr. Gunning. In the course of time the friendship ripened into love. and last evening they plighted their nuptial yows. An interesting incident connect-ed with this romance was the’fact that! *: the mothers of the bride and bridegroom I were old friends. Miss Hunt and her 1 * sister spent the best, part of their year’s ] J visit in the East with Mrs. Mary F.1 * Vail, of 51 Bayard atteet, an aunt, and while in tliis city formed many warm friendships. The fact that the majority of relatives were in the East was the cause of the marriage taking place at New Market.“Valmere,” the beautiful and palatial residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Percy Vail, at New Market, was the scene of one of the most brilliant wed-diugs that has taken plftcie for a long time in this vicinity, more than 400 in-vitntions being sent out. The house is admirably adapted for a function of this] I sort, abounding as it does in spacious j piazzas, which were turned into palm | ( gardens and brilliantly illumined, the Fights gleaming through the banks ofpalms like innumerable stars.The ceremony was performed in the long drawing room, under the palms, and the celebrant was the Jtev. Linn E. Wheeler, of the First Baptist Church,this city. . . „Promptly at « o’clock, the ever-famil-iar strains of I*ohengrin'» march, softlySlaved by Garland’s orchestra, were card and the bridal party entered the room and took their stand under the palms, where the minister, the bridegroom/ Clarence Joseph Forst Gunning, and the best man, Mr. Gunning, his brother, awaited the coming of the bride.(1i(The ushers, Morris Baker, pf Chicago, and Mr. Frost, of Plainfield, entered first, after which came the little How ex girl. Miss Virginia Vail, dressed in a dainty frock of white silk net and carrying an immense bunch of white roses* Following her, came the brldeamatdsl Mias Gunning/ of Scaradato, N. Y., ttyfeon1v sister of/ the bridegfoom^whp uu#l*
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New Brunswick Daily Times
New Brunswick, New Jersey, US
Fri, Jul 01, 1904
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