The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-13
HOME WEDDING.
Frank A. Kaiser and Miss Alice
Louise Peck Married.

y wedding which attracted much at
tcntion among the leading peopl" of ;he
citN was solemniaed last night in n
quiet way at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Peck. when their elder
daughter, Miss Alice Louise. was mar
ricd to Frank a. Kaiser. Their charm
ing home on Monsey avenue was made
summer-likc in loVelness. with a
wealth of tropical plants and chrysan-
thcmums. The wall of the front draw
ing room were almost hidden by masses
of palms. The mantel, starred with
marguerites. was effective in arrange
ment and portieres of Florida smlaN
gave IL light and graceful touch to the
decora tions. The bridal party was en-
powered in palms and ferns during the
ceremony.
The blide wore Il beautiful gown of
Jierre lace. over white satin and jar
ried Il shower bouquet of marguerles.
Her sister. Miss Grace Peck, was maid
of honor. Her gown was pink mousse
line de sole. striped with satin. She
carried pink chrysanthemums. The
hest man was the groom's brother.
Charles Kaiser, of Wilkes Barre. The
ceremony. which was witnessed by the
immediate relatives only. was per
formed according to the ritual of the
Methodist Episcopal church by Rev.
Dr.. Charles NJ. Gittin, of Elm Park.
4 reception followed which was at
tended by a large company of guests.
including prominent representatives OF
business and social life of the city. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Peck received.
with the bride and groom. Mrs. Peck
wore blue silk and point lace. Their
son. William j. Peck. editor of the
PittstOn Gazette, and Mr.. Pratt acted
as ushers The Lawrence orchestra.
stationed in the upper hall. played
during the evening. the music chiefly
being from Sponsors opera of Miss
Bob Whtc.' Hanley catered.
The bride. who was very stately and
fair in her white robes last night, is a
Young lady unusually gifted in many
directions. and one who might nave
had career in music has she been less
home loving in her tastes. The groom,
a promising business man. is the gen.
eral manager of the Scranton Bedding
company He is Il brother of Miss
Sadie Kaiser, the vocal teacher OF
Wyoming seminary, who has more
than a local reputation as musician,
and whose superb voice has brought
her exceptional distinction.
After a journey of a fortnight Mr.
and Mrs Kaiser will occupy their pref
tv new home next door to Mr.. Peck'S
residence. which the brides parents
have in readiness. 1t will be filled with
the souVe'' i,'s of affection and respect
from countless friends. Among the
gifts were It beautiful mahogany table.
from officers and teachers of Elm Park
sunday school. II chest of silver, uuani-
ties of exquisite china, cut glass, silver.
and bric-a- hrac, and an entire kitchen
outfit of hardware.
Among the Out OF town guests We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Kaiser, Miss Sadie
Kaiser. Mrs. Charles Kaiser, Irving
MeiXell, John Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morten Kaiser, Miss Myrtle Kaiser,
Miss Lou Blair. Miss Minnie MeNell,
of Wilkes Barre, Mr. and Mrs. William
Joseph Peck; Air. and Mrs. Y. W. Kyle,
Miss Edith kyte, Ah. and Mrs. Frank
H. Kyle of Pittston: Mrs, $. l.. VAN
ness. Fast Orange, y. j., Miss Corde
smith. Plymouth; the Misses Hutch
ings. of Moosc: Russell Jones. Albert
Crane, Carbondale; Truman Surdam
Forest Git. Miss HenWood, Skinners
I'lIN.