Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-06-17
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dttlIeu IN ngn5 PINK cnlHon ciObni
and their large bouquets we're Of
pink sweet peas.
David wakeman of New York
CITY was best man. The ushers
were all friends of the bridegroom,
from the city
The brides travelling dress was Of
brown silk her hat was also brown
with large nghtgreen feather.
The gown OF Mrs. Henderson, the
brides mother, was the subject OF
enthusiastic admiration. It was OF
pale blue onarmeuse satin under a
skirt of spangled chiffon, the whole
covered with silver grey gauze
which was embroidered with silver
and mother Of pearl ornaments
The court train was fastened to the
shoulders with a cape made Of
mother of-pearl fringe, headed with
a band Of rare roses of chiffon EN-
broidered with silver. Exquisite
pearled and jeweled lace was on the
skirt, bodice and sleeves. The edge
Of the court train was bordered with
friils of the silver guaze held in
place by blue butterflies with roses
of chiffon above. Some very fine
diamond ornsments fastened blue
tulle across the front Of the bodice.
over fall Of lovely pearl and silver
gauze.
The costume of Mrs. R. c. Loescb
mother of the bridegroom, was
white silk grenadine, appliqued With
white chiffon embroidery finished
with pale violet velvet. She wore
rare diamond and pearl ornaments,
and carried bouquet of large violet
orchids.
Mrs. Alfred Henderson of New
York attracted especial notice in
black lace elaborately embroidered
with gold over white satin, further
enhanced by diamonds of great
brilliance.
There were many other costumes
of rich material and elaborate detail
in design, all contributing to the
splendor of the scene.
The presents received by the bride
we're many in number and of great
value Her father remembered hel
with the liberality of paternal love
and many friends were represented
by rich and beautiful gifts. Par
ticularly noticeable were two chest,
of silver, one a complete outfit il
artistic design; and "grand
fathers" clock with a case of elabo
rate workmanship.
Mr. Loesch, the bridehroom, is I
young paper merchant in New Yorl
city, we'll known and highly respect
ed in the trade.
The guests from abroad we're
Joseph Hartman, Lee Phillips
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Birge, Mr.. an,
Mrs. e. N. Ireton, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Gluok, Mrs. P. Held, Mr.. an,
Mrs. VIM, Middlebrook, David g
Wakeman, Miss Richardson, Mrs
Richard 9. Loesch, Miss Loesch
, Miss Helen Loesch, Mr.. and Mrs. j
R. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Herber
! Alton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harriso
/, ! Bopp, MIR. and Mrs. VIM. P. Sands
j ]. r. Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G
/ Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Va
} Nostrand, Miss Nostrand, Royal 3
, B. Fuller, Miss Marian White, MI
and Mrs. j Halstead, Mr. and Mrs
G. II. Biddulph, Mr.. and Mrs j. 3
! Fountain, Mr., and Mrs. Fran
. Saunders, Mrs. John Baldwin, MI
1 and Mrs. Murray H. Chaplin, Franci
; Baldwin, Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. an
Mrs. f. B. Williams. Miss Alic
Duncan, Harry Worcester, Harr
{ Nash, K. g. Duffield, Russell Tilder
Dwight Thomas, Miss Elsie Thoma
; the Misses Ames, Mrs. A. Bonnel
Professor and Mrs Bristol, Mr.
Alfred Henderson, Mr.. and Mr.
4 Harvey Fisk, Professor and Mr.
Jacobus, Mrs, and Miss Kase, j.
+ Davis, MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Lusk, Nj
and Mrs. Niblo, Mrs. and Miss Percy
Victor sutro, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
!. Stevans, Mrs, ]. NJ. Toppen, Bonne
foppen, Mrs. Chester Wells, Mis-
y Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Harknes
Miss Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cow
3 perthwait, all Of New York.
y DR.. and Mrs. Bidwell, Rev. an
i Mrs. Cornelius Brett. Mr.. and Mr.
a Frank Cavalli, Walter Eager, A. \
Kirby, MIR. and Mrs. ]. Y. Sloai
Il Mr.. and Mrs. schenck, Mr.. and Mr.
I a. V Toffey, Miss Toffey and M
and Mrs. E. f. c. Young of Jerse
: City Mr.. and Mrs. A. X, MacombC
Of California Mr.. and Mrs II. Stu
! Of Trenton Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Floyd of Boston Miss Montague
"a Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. Thomr
Alain Of Orange, and Miss Edn
Patten Of Poughkeepsie.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Loesch will NAL