The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-10-18
Wedding 2 ellis.
MArHIs-AARoNsoN.

MATHIs-AARoNsoN
A very pretty wedding occurred on Tues
/ day evening at the residence of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Aaronson, on Madison avenue, wher
their daughter, Miss Iona, was united il
marriage to B. Frank Mathis, the oficiat
ing clergyman being Rev. Milton Relyea
pastor of the NJ E. Church. The hous,
was tastefully decorated with flowers anC
large number of guests were present t.
witness the ceremony The bridesmaid
was Miss Lille Wilson, of Vincentown
She wore pink organdie and carried pinh
carnations Charles Mathis, of Lambert
vile, brother of the groom, was best man.
The bride was attired in white and carried
white carnations. Following the exer-
cises reception was held They will re
side in Mount Holly.
WILLS BROWN
Trinity Church was the scene of a pretty
wedding on Wednesday evening, the con
tracing parties being George Augusta
Wills, of Columbus, and Miss Beulah
Scattergood Brown, youngest daughter of
DR.. and Mrs Richard E. Brown The
ceremony was performed by the rector,
Rev. Martin Aigner, and the event was
witnessed by large gathering of the
friends of the young couple. A reception
followed at the home of the brides par
ents on White street, after which Mr. and
Mrc Wills ctaV tod +bair rxyaAHirn
The bride, who was given away by her
father, was dressed in white satin with
pearl trimmings. The veil was fastened
in front with a diamond crescent. She
carried white prayer book, gift from
Mr.. Aigner The bridesmaids were Miss
Lydia Woolston Brown, sister of the
bride, of Mount Holly, and Miss Mamie
Albertas Simmons, of Trenton. They
wore white organdie and carried bouquets
of pink and white carnations. The best
man was Charles H. Biddle, of Columbus;
flower girl, Miss Annetta W. Polhemus,
of Mount Holly The maid of honor,
Miss Emma Lee, of Trenton, was attired
in white organdie and carried white car
nations. Prof. Emerson presided at the
organ. The chancel of the church and
the house were profusely decorated with
flowers and plants. After receiving many
warm congratulations the bride and
groom left for wedding tour of several
days. Upon their return they will reside
at Columbus.
BAYERsDoRFRR-woLF
The wedding of Miss Della Ruth Wolf,
of Oil City, Pa, to Mr.. Martin Bayers-
dorfer, of Mount Holly, was solemnized
streets, Philadelphia, Wednesday after
noon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Joseph Krauskopf, and the
hall was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and plants. The bride wore white
satin and carried white Bible and lilies
of the valley. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Elsie Wolf, of Oil City. The
bridesmaid was Miss Fannie Bay
sister of the groom, who appeared in
white taffeta silk and carried pink roses.
Joseph Guggenheimer, of Philadelphia,
was best man, and Isaac NJ. Bayersdorfer,
of Salem, brother of the groom, master of
ceremonies. The ushers were: Max Wolf
and Leopold Dahnheiser, of Oil City; DR..
Harry Weber, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; DR..
Edward T. Baker, Simon Walter, Simon
Buehler, Joseph Lundheim and Harry
Katz, of Philadelphia.
An orchestra of six pieces, under the
direction of Prof. Wilski, was on the
platform hidden by the palms and plants.
AS they played the wedding march the
bridal party entered the room. William
Bayersdorfer father of the groom, es-
corted the brides mother. The groom
was accompanied by his mother, and the
bride walked with her father
The ceremony was quite simple. The
remarks of DR.. Krauskopf were eloquent
and impressive. After the words that
pronounced the happy couple husband
and wife, the guests pressed forward to
tender their congratulations, and then sat
down to an elegant banquet Those from
Mount Holly who witnessed the wedding
ceremony were Mrs Clara V. Armstrong,
Mrs Clarence Fl. Polhemus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. Kingdom, Robert H. Howard,
William B. Wills, DR.. j. Hume Carter,
T. Harry Bowker, Herbert Alloway.
At o'clock there was reception in the
hall, which was attended by large number
of friends, for whom there was banquet
The guests from Mount Holly for this
feature, in addition to those above named,
were: Josiah W. Evan and wife, Els
worth H. Burtis and wife, Samuel L.
Tomlinson and wife, Thomas r. Finley
and wife, Rodman W. Bowker and wife,
Joseph Powell, Jr., and wife, t. Walter
Rorton and wife, Walter /. Dill and wife,
Harry K. Hand and wife, Mrs. Mary A.
Borden, Miss Mary Girvin, Lewis Schuy-
Ter, A. Lincoln Sailer, Thomas Denness,
George G.. Heisler, Joseph G.. Bower,
James K Parker, Mordecai S. Butter
worth, Jr, William w. Curtis, Charles
Coles.