The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-09
KELLEY--SM|TH
WEDDING SOCIAL
EVENT THIS WEEK
Is to Take Place Wednesday
Morning at st. Patrick's
Cathedral.
HOLDEN=BONNEAU
NUPTlALS THURSDAY
Miss Elizabeth Wayne Parker to
Make Debnt-0tfier So
ciety Happenings.

several large weddings, together with
charity canoes and teas, will make the
week a busy one for the leaders of
smart society. The first large wedding
of the week will be that of Miss Hen
rietta Louise Smith, daughter of the
late Hugh Smith, of 36 Central avenue,
and John Edward Kelley, of New York,
which will occur In st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral Wednesday morning at 11.3O
O'Clock, n will be followed by a we'd
ding breakfast at the brides home.
Miss Smith will be attended by two
matrons and a coterie of maids. Mrs.
James T. Smith, her sister-in-law. and
Mrs. William R. D~elehanty will be the
matrons and the maid of III will he
Miss Maryrose Smith. Miss Martina
Joyce and Miss Marie MacGuire will
be the bridesmaids.
The ushers will be William r. Dele
CURE, Robert w. Rodman, John ].
O'Donohue, George Mittendorf and
John M. Jones, all of New York. John
L. Jordan, of New York, will o~ficiate
as best man. Mr.. Kelley entertained
his friends at a bachelor dinner at the
New York Athletic Club Saturday
night. A dinner for the brida party
was held at Miss Smiths home last
Thursday night, when the bridal gifts
were presented. MisssSmith is a men,
Der of one of the pioneer Newark fami-
lies and | swell known in exclusive So
ciety in this city, New York and AL
lenhurst. She is an accomplished young
woman and has travelled extensively
since her debut into society. She is a
graduate of st. Elizabeth's College and
a member of the Alumnae Association
of that institution.
Mr.. Kelley is prominent in New York
business circles and Is a lawyer of
prominence.
Mrs. Harry H. Satchwell, of 80 Fred
erick street. a bride of late October, en-
tertained the members of her club at
dinner at her home Saturday night.
Tine table was prettily decorated in red,
with clusters of red carnations and
ferns and candelabra. The hostess
wore a dainty empire gown of black
and white silk. Covers were laid for
eight. Those present were Miss Lillian
Satchwell, Miss. Ida ~Satchwell. Miss
Grace Smalley, Miss Maud M. Schooley,
Miss Essie Palmer. Miss Claire c.
CaviezeI and Miss Adeline Stanley Car"
rick.
Another large and fashionable we'd
ding will occur Thursday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bon
neau, III South Eleventh street, when
their daughter, Miss Marion Bonneau,
will be married to John Holden, son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Holden, ST.
The Rev, William Y. Chapman, pas
tor of the Roseville Presbyterian
Church, will perform the ceremony,
which will be. followed by a large re-
ception. Miss Bonneau will be attended
by her cousin, Miss Marguerite Evans,
of washington, as maid of honor, n
Miss Louise Holden, the bridegroom's
sister. and Miss Marjorie Young, OF
BROOKLYN. will be the bridesmaids.
DR.. Edgar Holden, jr., will be MS
brothers best man, n the ushers Will
be David Griggs, of Somerville, and
Clarence Gillespie, of this city.
Miss Bonneau will entertain her
bridal party at a dinner in her home
Wednesday night.
Ore of the. weddings scheduled for
THANKSGIVING week is that of Miss
Annabel Frederick, n S. c. Roth
rock. of this city. The wedding Will
take place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. A. S. Frederick. III john
son avenue.
Exclusive society in Newark and the
Oranges Is looking forward to the COM
ing ont dance of Miss Elizabeth Wayne
Parker, daughter of Congressman ana
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker, which Is
expected to take place at the Parker
home in Llewellyn Park during the non-
day season. Miss Parker, who mas re-
Gently returned from Washington, Is
we'll known among the junior set at
the capital and Is a close friend OF the
Presidents daughter, Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, whom she visited while In
Washington.
The board of of the Babies
Hospital nave completed arrangement
for a musical reading by Miss Car
penter at the home of Mrs. enc
c. Hay, 989 Broad street, Wednesday
afternoon, November Is.
Miss Carpenter. who will be assisted
by George F. Downing, baritone. an
nounces an interpretive study OF
French music and drama, with illus
trations from the operas of "Pelleas
and Melisande'' n "Tf1ais." The read
ing will be for the benefit Of the hos
pital.
Society people. are interested in the
benefit whist and dance to be held
in the clubhouse of the Roseville Ath-
letic Association tomorrow night, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Aux
HAIRY of the board Of managers of the
Hospital for Women and Children for
the benefit of the institution.
Mrs. Ainsworth j. Hague, who Is
chairman of the committee, will head
the receiving line. and Miss Elsie
Theuer and Miss Grace Harrison will
be In charge of the arrangements. The
members of the auxiliary will act as
score keepers. The members are in
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