New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
NEWARK.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF JUNE BRIDES
THE WEEK PRODUCTIVE OF wEDDINGs-MANY
GIRL GRADUATES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL

THE WEEK PRODUCTIVE OF wEDDINGs-MANY
GIRL GRADUATES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
PLANNING TO GO TO COLLEGE.
Mss Jessie Ball and Benjamin f. Knowles were
married Wednesday night at the home OF the prioe
parents No. asa Westinghouse, Newark. me
ceremony was performed by the Rev. s. u. Ed
wards Of the Mt. Salem Baptist Church. IN the
presence of large company. Miss Hattie MACK
acted as bridesmaid and Walter Bggn was pest
man.
Miss Eta Dempsey and John i. OToole were
married at st. Patrick's Cathedral on wednesday
afternoon. The Right Rev. Monsignor Doane as
sisted by the Rev. Paul Carew. performed the cere
mony Miss Alice Dempsey attended the bride as
maid of honor and James II. Reilly was best man.
The bride wore a walking costume OF gray anu
carried o shower bouquet of lilies OF tho valley ana
bride roses The bridesmaid also wore gray. AiDert
Gassert, Edward McBarren and Edward Pressen-
doffer the ushers.
Mia Marie c. Rothacker and William Brown were
married on Wednesday night at the homo OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Benjamin NJ Meslef
No 1913 Soonest. The ceremony was performer W
the Rev. J. b. L'Hommedieu of the clinton Avenue
Baptist Church. Miss LYDIA Aber acted as hrides-
maid and Arthur Ro.hacker. brother OF the pr1oe
was best man. The ushers were b. r. Mes 'r,'
Charles Rothacker and William Townley' i"o
brides costume was Of pearl SILK.
The wedding of william P. Karrigan and Miss
Theresa Agnes Soffs was held Wednesday al 81
Michaers Church. large number OF guests W.T.
messed the ceremony, which was performed oy
ra,ber NcCartle pastor of the church. Miss karri-
Gan ac4ea as bridesmaid and Christopher Davis as
best man. s.
At the First Reformed Church. Wednesday night
Miss Bessie Garabrant Barker OF Newark ana
Charles NJ Cochran. jr., Of Mendham were mar
ro,l IN rho presence OF a large assemblaSe. The
rsbe-s were Harry Thompson Morgan Condit, Carl
St ger Of Mendham Louis Staib Edward >. Couise"'
of Morris Plains, and Frederick Crane. Inc pliueS
maids were Miss Anna b. McPherson OF Mehuhain
Miss Susie b. Gleason, Miss Eleanor Hoyt Barker
and Miss Grace Condit. Miss NJ. Rosa cochran
acted as maid OF honor and Henry Bowman OF
New-York was best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. T. J. Lee. pastor OF the churcn
The bride wore white fayette silk trimmed "Itai
nont applique lace with tulle veil, secured WIFI
sprays Of lilies of the valley ana a dlaiiio1 s"'
the latter gift OF the bridegroom The maid OF
honor wore rosebud organdie over pink SILK
trimmed with pink ribbons. The bridesmaids were
eoune1 in white organdie After the ceremony re-
cep.ion was held at the home OF the bride parei's
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Barker. at No. IA bre'h'naii
Place.
Al the Rosevre Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev DR. T. NJ Meeker of Cincinnati, married Miss
Helen wands Raynsford, daughter Of Mrs. j. A.
Raynsford to Walter Seymour. OF Rosevlle. Ing
bridesmaids were Catherine L. Hendrck' OF Albany
Della Relyer of Schenectady; Annie Bruce Vi "
s.
and Ethel A. Banister. of Roseville. james H.
Morgan Of St. Cloud, best man. the ushers
were Ernest L. Gould. Arthur c. Banns'er ana H.
Jeon Hartpence of Roseville: James H. Bathga'e'
IT, of Worcester, Mass; George CORNING VI lao
Orange, and Reginald Morgan. OF st. Cloud
Miss Louise Palmer. daughter OF the Kew "a H.
Palmer. was married on Thursday evening at her
non,e No "a South Ninth-st to Charles Fl. Bate
man The brides father performed the ceremony
assisted bv her brother the Rev. Dr. Palmer secre-
tarv of the Missionary Society OF the Methou's.
Episcopal Church The bride wore white sam aas
Maid OF honor and two little flower girls Misses
ciennie and Blanche Palmer daughters Of a D
The bridesmads we're Misses Margaret and Besse
OF OF Somervilie. and Dudley Palmer Of New Y9rk;
Hahne Co.'S store will remain open 1 rIray Dur
ing s Iuly and August their stores will close at p m
and VII ra se OF Ss TTGay %Ss
husda Charles RSSrs Ma Man. Rev OF cnas
# Mann Sou the brdesrooms father perormed the
ceremony ass Sy The The seS R
HSra@e q NE Mann was his best usheTs
We're william a. L. Dickson r. cl nd 6r ThSrp H ane
b baS4ne B al 0sle Newark pride was a.
tended BY Miss Isabel NJ Haps ser Ct Sack srhoo PS W
H Eysh 3 MaSs s aSVss fsIs
McNary and Sarah smalley will go TO Cornell Mis-:
| Aiica MAY Keepers will go to Wellesley A1none
the ' boys Jacob sche Msrtmsr RoenleE GnsTles
| Edgar o. Wiener and Charles w. Haefstrom viii
20 10 Cornell Richard Eble Will enter Ta i aa,r
rroo,nmba, and Albert II. Hager. the University Of
Sew-York Others who have chosen college edu
| cation are Joseph Altman. Eugene E. Donnelly
Henry r Moore, Fred H. Tesen and Joseph
Weed, jr. r,,... p.,,o. soo,a+,
held their garden party and .kaffee katsca II
~ Tho s,,cietv are Mrs S. Grotte. president Mrs
Se;igman, vice-presdent; Mrs. De Jonge, secretary
and Mrs. Stern, treasurer