Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-08
Charles Herbert AIdriCh and
Emily Grace King Welded
at Noon Today.
RECEPTION FOLLOWED.
Ceremony was Performed by Rev J. L.
Lancaster, Rector Of ST. Peter s.
Bride Attended BY Her Sister and
Sister of the Groom Church Beaut-
fully Decorated.

| Ot. Ieber Episcopal GnurCn was
the scene of a pretty wedding ut noon
today when Rev. j. l.. Lancaster,
rector of the church, united in
marriage Charles Herbert Aldrioh, of
this city, and Emily Grace King.
youngest daughter of Mrs. Susanna
and the late William King, Jr.
Tho altar and front of tho church
| were decorated with palms and potted
| flowers, The church was we'll filled.
The BRIDE who woro gown of
white embroidered chiffon over
taffeta silk, trimmed with old lace,
was given away by her grandfather,
William King. She carried bou.
quet Of pond lilies and wore veil of
| tuIlC.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Macaine +. Audslev, of this city,
sister of the bride. She was gowned
in gray voile. The bridesmaids were
Miss May King, of this city, sister of
the bride, and Miss Mae Aldrich, of
Redlands, Gal, sister of the groom.
Miss King wore II gown of l,vender
silk null Miss Aldrich was dressed
in yellow. Mrs. King, mother of the
bride, was gowned in black grena-
dine. The best man was Arthur l..
Cook, Of Brooklyn, cousin of Mr.. AL
drich.
AS the bridal party entered tho
church tho wedding march from
Lohengrin was played by Mr.. Walter
W. Farmer, of Worcester, Mass,
When the procession turned to leave
the church, the organist rendered Men
delssohn s wedding march.
The usheIs were L. @. Harner, W.
A. Jack, Theodore Degenring and Il.
l.. Antisell, all of this city.
About $50 invitations had been is
sued for the ceremony. There were
no cards at the door.
Immediately following the ceremony
an informal reception was held at tho
residence of the brides mother, 1G4
Water street About seventy five re-
lativcs and friends were present at tho
reception. Tho house was trimmed
with flowers, the gifts being displayed
in one Of tho parlors. Tho dining
room was decorated in green and white
The table was trimmed with roses,
carnations and asparagus ferns.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldrich loft for wedding trip, tho
destination of which is unknown.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks. Upon their return they will
reside with Mrs. Emily II. Martin, Of
81 Rector st.eet, whore they have
engaged q suite Of rooms.
Mr.. Aldrich, " ho is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Aldrich, of Redlnnds,
Gal, is graduate of Worcester
"Tech," He has resided IN this city
about two years, being employed rs
an assayer Mt the Raritan Copper
Works.
Among the gifts. which were very
humorous, were handsome silver tea
service, silver Goffoe pot, two cary
ing sets, silver and rosewood tray,
IA brass tea kottle, fruit spoons, Il
large iardiniere, and n number of
articles Of silver and cut glass.
Among the guests present from out
of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
W. Nichols, of New York; MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Cook, of Brooklyn;
Mr.. Edward Rummler and Miss
kummler, of New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Pomeroy and Mrs. Daniel
Pomeroy and Miss Pomeroy, of
Brooklyn; Miss Louise Parker, of
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j,
Brereton, of New York MI. and
Mrs. James II. Doughty, of West
Brighton, S. L.; Walter w, Farmer,
/ of Worcester, Mass. Miss Mae Aldrich,
/ OF Rcdlands, Gal. and Mrs. Hu:e, of
New York.
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