New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
NEWARK.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF NEWARK
SEMINARY.
A LARGE NUMBER OF PRETTY JUNE WEDDINGS
LAST wEEK-socIETY PEOPLE PREPAR-
ING TO SPEND TIE SUMMER AT
THE sEAsHORE.

THE sEAsHCRE.
Miss Grace Bentley Dashiell. daughter Oh the a'e
Rev Dr. r. l.. Dashell. married on wednesday
to Dr. Paul Fi,z-Gerdd. son Of Bishop fltz-rerdiu'
OF the Methodist, Church In the Rosev!le Metnools'
Episcopal Church. Bishop F!tz-Gerad, assisted by
Dr. a. H. futile pastor OF the church, performed
the ceremony. Professor Wood Of Connecticut was
best man. The ushers were DR.. Pollard, Elmer H.
Wood j. H. Walter. Luclus Main Daniel f''z-
Gerald and Hubert Walsh Miss Grace FltzoTeraid
was maid Of honor. and the bridesmaids We're Mss
Jessie Fairlie and Miss Nellie Fitz-Gerald There
were four flower girls the Misses Cornelh De
Croft. Lillian Titus and Edith and Hilda Dreyer.
The bride white silk. with tuile veil the maa
of honor wore white mohalr, and the bridesmaids
were dressed IN white organize over green SILK. a
reception to the immediate family was he'd at the
home of the brides brother-in-law. Arthur J." lie
Croft. No 2iO Roseve-ave.
on Wednesday night Charles Spencer Swain and
Miss Clara Deiser were married at the home OF tho
bride No e. Stratford Place. by the Rev. Clayton
Crinnel. OF the Pcddie Memorial Church
At ST. Anton!nus's Church Wednesday night MISS
Margaret conan. daughter OF Mr snI rhc cere
narl Conlan was married to John DaS' 7, ~ibr,
nony was performed by the Rev. James r. Coiper,,
pastor OF the church and within he
the Kevs Hardegen Goffney ,''To 9Mos Wc%nons
an Er,riI CA lin VI FLANAGAN ana j. White. The
hrdcsmss Mis- E dnG TenT 1nn,s s WITH a
and Mis- Agnes Gaffney was maid OF honor iIe
Misses Kite Caffncy and Mamie J0n ona 3s sstin
Win vel Of tu:le the maid Of honor wore white
SIX and the bridesmaids wore dotted sw.sS orsrts
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Miss Kitty F. Freche daughter OF Mr. and Mrs T.
K fTcch m ~ the home Of the BRIDE parents.
10 500 Bank-st. The ceremony. wa psrfGrned Dy
Mics Nlur Frechc ana Miss Bertie Freche were
5ridcsinaid.. and Miss Elsie Rosscter was maid OF
Froche. jr ana W : Feugado were ushers
reception followed the ceremony
nary wore held on Wednesday in the lecture-room
OF The First Presbyterian Church IN in,e rran,
waT re ME. %mc rn1s and an
other * New Woman of Two Thousand Yeas
@kos tb sai,iatory and say Newark In Colonial
Days." A comedy. The Ladies OF Athens" was
n,sserted bv Misses Pearl Ripley. Pauline }oicher'
Florence Frazer. Pearl Howe Marion yan nEcn ,h'
fan KRUGER Bertha KRUGER ana Saran T., ',.a,
dis An 9rsqal p9em Vso"I T6 ot v vIeitq WAS
read by Nils Florence Frazer The Rev. DR.: FraTeT
diplomas: Misses Florence Frazer and sarah =,
GadIis: certificates OF honor. Misses F9rence
rTazsr S SarGn + fs oicher han ' Xrasser
Marion van Wnsenen MLdr,d Caan'aa,5 in9s
Rosc. primary roll Of honor, Misses Helen Under
wood and Lulu Baker
Miss Lizzie Miller. daughter Of Mrs: Ami" Miller,
will he married TO Joseph T. Do Wyns"ert next
Wednesday.
G u smith and family. OF No sS Clinton-avc..
leave On Monday for their summer home in AsouIy
PARK.
MI and Mrs Samuel Hartshorne and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles smith will * 70 Gisnmere Lake. y. y
Tho Rev John I'M Bourne. received his diploma
from Grocer seminary at Chester Penn. last
Wednesday.
Mrs a II. Corovcr recording secretary OF inc
RAY Palmer Club. Will spend the summer at her
country home IN Basking Ridge.
Tho class q 80 Of Newark Seminary gave
dance az the school 30. s93 Rroad-s' a; o'clock
Friday evening. Tho patronessrs were Miss WHIT
more Mrs f. II. Galdis and Mrs y. r. Frazer.
Mayor Seymour has been spending the last few
days Asbliy Park.