The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-14
BOWEN--LEMBECK
Brilliant High Noon Wed.
ding Today at Lembeck
Residence.

One of the most brilliant affairs of the
season was the wedding of Miss Ida
Marie Lembeck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lembeck, of No. AZ Columbia
place, Greenville, to DIR. Horace Bowen,
of this city, at high noon today.
The was held at the home of
the brides parents, which was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion in pink
and white roses. The parlor, drawing and
dining rooms were one mass of roses and
asparagus blossoms. The parlor, where
the ceremony was held, was decorated
with white roses, illumined with electric
lights, while the drawing and dining
rooms, where the wedding breakfast was
served by Maresi, were decorated with
pink roses.
At the front of the parlor, where the
was performed, by the Rev.
Father Peter Reilly, of st. Paufs r. G.
Church. was an arch of white roses and
asparagus blossom, half concealing a
large pier mirror. The bride entered
from the back of the room, and was
met under the arch by the groom. the
best man, Mr.. Nathan Newbury, cousin
to the groom, and the officiating clergy
man. Her father, Mr.. Henry Lembeck,
gave her away.
The bride wore a gown of white Ouch
esse satin, with duchesse lace yoke
and insertion, over which was draped the
long bridal veil, caught up with lilies or
the valley. She wore a handsome dia-
mond harvest moon, the gift of the
groom, and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley and bridal roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary Harms,
cousin to the bride, wore a gown OF PINK
liberty gauze over pink silk and carried
pink roses. Her gown was a gift from
the bride.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served from a number of small
pink and white rose scented rooms. Ihere
were from sixty to seventy guests pres
emit. The brides mother, Mrs. Henry
Lembeck, wore a robe of lace over Vioiet
silk and diamonds. while the groera's
mother. Mrs Simeon Bowen, wore a robe
of black satin and spangles over violet
silk.
Among those present were the eleven
Young ladies to whom Miss Lembeck's
gen was first-announced, Misses
Emma and Helen Lockwood, Jessie e..
Fenner. Lulu Hussa. Ida Jarvis, Nell
Woodward, Miss Frank Stratford, Miss
Jane Scott, Miss Amy Mitchell, Miss Mary
Harms and Mrs. Cannon, and the i'm
mediate friends and relatives of the
contracting parties:-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lembeck. Mr.. Gustav LembeciS, Mr.. OF
to Lembeck, Mrs. Simeon Bowen, Miss
Louise Bowen, Mrs. Newbury, Miss Har-
riett Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowering,
Miss Susan Lowering, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt,
Miss Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, Mrs.
Albee, Miss Lillian Albee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crossman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sprout, Mrs.
Julia Bla~ckington, Mrs. Mary Bowen, Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Grouse. Mr.. Charles 7.
Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles New
bury. Mr.. Thomas Newbury, Miss
Rachel Nowbury, Miss Sarah Sprout, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Sprout, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harms, Miss Mary Harms, Mr..
Harry Harms. Miss Katharine Lembeck,
Mr.. Albert Newbury, Miss Sarah Lem
beck, Mrs. Watkins, Miss Laura Davis,
Mr.. Frank Stratford and Mr.. Cannon.
Upon their return from IN extensive
wedding tour, DIR. and Mrs. Bowen will
reside in the handsome residence, corner
of Sip avenue and the Boulevard, which
has been built for them by the brides
fothor