The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-07
PRETTY JUNE WEDDINGS.
Van Wart-Windecker.

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A very pretty home wedding was solemized
at No. 103 Astor place last evening at eight
o'clock when Miss Eta Windecker, daughter
of Mr.. Henry Windecker, was married TO
Mr.. C. A. Van Wart of this city.
The halls n large parlors were arts
| tically decorated with La France roses,
| palms and smilax. To the chimes of Mem
delssohn's wedding march, the bride leaning
on the arm of her father and accompanied
by her maid of houor. Miss Laura Bommul-
Ter, advanced to the bay window where she
was met by the groom and his best man, Mi.
James Potter. The bride wore a handsome
| gown of ivy white satin made en- train and
trimmed with white lace. She Wore a white
tulle veil and carried a large bunch OF bridal
roses. Her ornaments were diamond ear
rings, the gift of the groom.
The maid of honor, a cousin of the bride,
was attired in pink tulle made over pink
satin. She carried a bunch of La, France
roses. naa hr
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
D. j. Ellison of the Bergen Baptist Church.
A reception followed. Late in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wart went to New York.
They started this morning for a wedding
tour to Niagara Falls and the upper New
York lake regions. Upon their return they
will reside in Aston place. The wedding
presents received were numerous and valu-
able.
Those present were:-Mr and Mrs. +.
Boorman, Miss L. Boorman, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Bornmuller, Miss L. BornmulEer, Miss A.
Belts, Miss L.. Belts, Miss l. Bogart of
Brooklyn, Miss E. Bogart of Brooklyn, Mr.:
and Mrs. L.. Belsito, Mr.. J. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown,
Miss L. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cole, Mr..
F. Close, Mrs. A. Evans, Miss E.. Evans, Miss
NJ. Evans, Miss Evans, Rev. and Mrs. D.. j.
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| A. Henley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kennard, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Kolniges, MI. E. T. Copedo,
Miss E. Copedo, Miss c.. Loeffler, Miss j..
| Loefier, Miss T. Mellor, Miss NJ. Mellor,
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Potter, Mr.. ]. A. Potter
of Westfeld, DR.. E. w. Pyle, Mr.. A. Reut-
| York, Mr.. E. C. futile, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| Van Wart of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. E.: T.
Van Wart of New London, Conn, Mr..
George w. Van Wart of New London,
| Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.. Van
Wart, Miss T. Van Wart, Mr..
J.. Van Wart, Mr.. t. Van
Wart of New London, Conn; Mr.. and
velt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wales of Leonia,
Mr.. D. T. Warden, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. V.
Wocott, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Windecker, Mrs.
Josie Loetfier, sister of the bride, and Mr.. j.
Hamilton.
KohI-Hardekopf.
A pretty wedding was celebrated last even
| ing at No. 240 Seventh street, when Mr..
Henry Kohl and Miss Katie Hardekopf were
married. The ceremony was performed at
half past eight o'clock by the Rev. DR..
| Peterson of st. Matthews E~vangelican
Lutheran Church.
The bride and groom stood under a massive
bell of Jacqueminot roses and lilies Of the val
ley. The bride wore a pretty dress OF dove
| colored silk, trimmed with duchesse lace.
Her ornaments were diamond earrings, the
gift of the groom.
The bridesmaids, Miss Hannah Hardekopf,
| Miss May Heye, Miss Minnie Kopf and Miss
Lizzie Kopf, wore respectively blue silk
trimmed with Spanish lace, pearl gray silk
| and golden brown silk.
The ushers were Adolph OFT of Newark,
| Oscar Keimfer, Fred Welemke and Charles
| Miller of this city.
The floral decorations were artistic, roses
and smilax covering the walls of the parlor.
Professor Salisbury's orchestra furnished
| the music, and Purssell of New York was the
caterer. After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
| Kohl started on a tour through the South.
Among those present. wsre:-Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Hardekopf, Mraand Mrs. Kopf,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Heye and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Feldtnianuns3 MI. and Mrs.
Kroner, Mr.. andeo Mrs. w. Mil
ter, Mr.. and MIS- L}1Ttejen,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raffels, Mr.. and Mrsl Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gieestein andis son, MRS. Jast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heidtman, Mr.. oandI Mrs. Thomson,
Richard j.. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Osendorf.
Mrs. Tangeman, Mrs. Meyer and family of
Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobus, Miss Min
mic Hardekoff, Miss Annie Kopf, Mrs.
Dora Lutjen, Misses Lille John
ston, Clara Wilkens, Dora Kopf,
Lucy Hummell, Jennie Myer, Rosie
Lawrence, Annie Tangeman, Annie Grens-
man, r. McKenna, Wade, Carnes, Edna
Heye, Oracle Miller, Freddie Muller, Hennie
Richard Gleestein, Willie Muller, Otto OFT
J of Newark, VIM. OFT. Oscar Kempler, Fred
Hempke, Henry Kopf, Arnold Keopke, w.
Kopf, Herman Heye, VIM. F~eldthusen,
Charles Miller, VIM. H. Miller, Theodore
Northrup of Unionville and Charles
The happyopeouple received many beautiful
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s1aAt Foye Hall last evening Miss Bertha
fange, aughteI ofiPoliee InspectorsW. H.
LANCE, and Mr.fG George Van Vechten Of this
cSty were marital BY the Rev. E. Meury of
the Central Avenue Reformed Churchli
Foye Hall was beautifully decorated with
roses, snilaxai Aid palms by Mrd George
Kruse, the G~reengille florist. The browning
floral decoration was a large wedding bell
composed of 1s5o05yellow pansies, and shin
ing inside roses of all tints, shading up to a
dark red in the centre.
In a bower of palms sat Kohls orchestra,
playing various selections until the wedding
party arrived from the brides home on
Highland avenue. As Memberships wed
ding march was played, the bride leaning on
the arm of her father, advanced towards the
wedding bell. She was followed by Mrs.
w. A. LANCE walking with the groom, by
Miss Helen Lange with M. Louis Newkirk
and Miss CLARA Boyer with Mr. Martin
Donovan.