The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-16
ToR-BENTLEY
Charming Pink wedding Celebrated
AT Noon Today.


One of the earliest of spring weddings
occurred at noon today. when Rev. VIM.
2. Brush, assisted by Rev. Montgomery
Hunt Throop, married DIR, Joseph Man
uel Rector and Miss Emily Bentley,
daughter of the late Peter Bentley, of this
city, in ST. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Miss Bentley wore a gown of ecru
c~hangeable SILK. with green satin and
pansy velvet and bead trimming. Her
hat was a white leghorn, trimmed with
white feathers and pans.es, and she car
ried white roses, lilies of the valley and
maiden hair ferns.
AS the Lohengrin Wedding March was
heard, the bride. leaning on the arm of
her brother, Mr.. Peter Bentley, and pre-
ceded by the ushers, Messrs. John Bent
ley, Pierscn Rector, DR.. Henry Spence
and DR.. John r. Forst, of Philadelphia;
the bridesmaids, Misses Eugene Bentley
and Elizabeth Rector. and the maid of
honor. Miss Evelyn Higenbotham, of New
York, entered the church, and met the
groom and best man. Mr.. James T.
Fielder, at the altar. The groom, as did
his ushers and best man. wore a black
cutaway coat and light trousers. The
gown of the mad of honor was of ecru
cloth and purple velvet. and she carried
pink roses. The young bridesmaids We're
alike dressed in pink crepe, with white
camps and white leghorn hats, and they
carried white p.nks. A reception was
given at the home of the bride, No. 127
Wayne street, to the immediate relatives
OF the families. During the afternoon
Mrs. Rector donned her travelling dress
of black cloth, trimmed with black satin
and pale blue chiffon. Her hat was a
black straw. trimmed with black feathers
and blue ribbon. After their return from
the South, DR.. and Mrs. Rector will re-
side in Jersey City.
Among the guests at the
were
Justice and Mrs: Jonathan Dixon, Misses
cellor and Mrs. A. 7. McGiH, Mr.. and
e. Young Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Ross,
Miss Ross, MeSsrs. Ross, all of New
H~.gerdbotham, Messrs. H~sgenbotham, Mss
Hollis. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley. Miss Dud-
ley; Mrs. Brown, all of New York; Dr..
and Mrs. Vim. Lntkens, Misses Iatkiens.
Dr.. and Mrs. Craig, DR.. and Mrs. Craven,
Mrs.. Wm, Muiraead, Miss Jennie Pear
Meyers Sis; "l MIS- L Ia.f!!enf Pea,rsa Mr' VIM 4na P arT.
sail. Dr. and Mrs. Dickinson. Dr.. B.
Edge, MIR. and Mrs. Niese, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller, Miss Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff.,
Nelson Sheriff., Dr.. George Sheriff., Mr..
McMastar, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T%raphagen,
Misses T~raphagen, Messrs. Traphagen,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Stimets, Mr.. n
Mrs. Negus, Messrs. Negus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. a n S MrS Wat Vsnd Pr. and ME- Mrs. R 1a n :
beck, Mr.. Vanderbeek, Mr. and Mrs.
New York Mr.. John Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. L. Prentice, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hartshorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cass,
Mew York York; I p}gaaley G Gs : Mo Mt; a nd
Of East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. o.. H.
Headley, of Newark: o. H. Headley,
Jr., Fred Agens, Messrs. Agens, Clar-
ernce Woodruff, Mr.; and Mrs. Payson
Hartshorne. Messrs. .Hartshorne,- Miss E:
Y. Harrison, all Of Newark; MI. and
Mrs. Livingstone Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clifford. Miss Clifford, Mrs; 3. v.
r. Gifford, Mr.. and Mrs; = Charles
by, Miss Lillian Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe, Dr and Mrs. Roy Ing1;s, Mrs.
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Per-
kins, Mr.. and MRS. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ready, Mrs. George Perkins, Jr, Alfred
Mrs. Ed l.. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Apgar,
Miss Apgar, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Scott,
DR.. and Mrs. Pyle, Mrs. M. E. Rector,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Johnston, DR.. and
Nj. and Mrs. Rector. Mr.. and Mrs, T.
H. Towar, Misses Towar, Mrs. Margaret
Bentley, DR.. and Mrs. H~ardenburgh,
Messrs. Hareenburgh, Miss H~ardenburgh,
Mr.. H~ardenburgh, Nj. and Mrs; VIM
Gwynne, Mr.. n Mrs. G. w. French.
of New York.