The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-03
DEvL|N-DEvNE
WEDDING WILL Be
SOCIETY EVENT
Invitations Out for Ceremony,
Which VIII Take Place 0c-
tOber Il.
BRIDE SOCIAL LEADER,
FIANCE YOUNG PHYSICIAN
Other Marriages and Engage
ments Announced--What New
ark People Are Doing.

One of the large weddings of October
viii be that of Miss Adele Devine,
daughter of Mrs. Arthur Devine. of IA
Park place. to DR.. Frank Devlin. of
this city. Invitations for the wedding,
which will be Wednesday, October 81,
in st. Patrick's Cathedral, were issued
yesterday. a large number of society
people have been invited to the cere-
mony, which will be followed by a re-
ception for the bridal party and rela-
tives at the home of the brides mother
Miss Devine is a member of n of
the oldest Newark families, n holds
q prominent place in society circles.
tier fiance is a well known physician
of this city, and is a me'ober of the
staff of st. James's Hospital.
A number of young society women
are interesting themselves in the ar
rangements for a large card party and
reception to be given in Kruger Audi
forum Thursday, October %, for the
benefit of st. Anloninus's Church. h
affair is being given under the auspices
Of the combined societies of h church,
and some Of those who will be in
charge of the card tables are: Miss
Loretta Radel, Miss Nellie Ward. Miss
Agnes McDermitt, Miss Sara Kearney,
Miss May Nolan, Miss Emily Busch
baum, Miss Mary Hoffman and Miss
May Murray. A feature of the event
viii be the beautiful prizes awarded
after the close of the games. In addi-
tfa, IN fhnco fhorn will hn a dnOr nriZA
Of $40 in gold.
The players will be divided in sec
tions, with ten tables to a section,
with separate prizes for each section.
1t is said that this plan, which has
been in vogue in the large Western
cities for some time, is more success
full than the usual large public card
parties, giving the younger set more
time for dancing.
Court Seton No. 70 of h National
Order of the Daughters of Isabella,
composed of young women prominent
in local Catholic circles, will give a
large charity euchre, whist I'M recep-
ton in the New Auditorium Monday
night, October 26. The proceeds Will
be used to relieve a number OF poor
families known to the court.
Valuable prizes will be awarded at
the close of the games. and there will
also be a door prize of $40. The COM
mittee in charge Is looking forward to
q large attendance. The chairmen of
the committees are Miss Mamie IL.
MacHugh. Miss Matilda Gregory, Miss
Agnes McDermitt, Miss Gertrude
Bates, Mrs. j. Edward Duffy, Miss
Mary c.. Duffy. Miss May Brady, Miss
Mary Lynch. Miss Florence Magee,
Mrs. Richard G. Kaiser and Miss
Daisy Turbett.
Many German society people have
been invited to the marriage of Miss
Wilhelmina Galluba, daughter of Mrs.
Amelia Galluba, Of 1903 Grafton street,
to George Alexander st. John, of New
York, which will take place Wednesday,
October 2s. at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Louise Hageman, 342 Belle
Vile avenue. Following the ceremony
there will be a reception. The young
couple will live in New York.
Society is looking forward to the mar
riage of DIR. Edgar Ill, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Edward j. I'll. of 1902 Broad street,
to Miss Mary Egan, Of Philadelphia.
The wedding viii probably take place
during the winter, although no definite
Gate has been set.
Among the recent engagement an
n~ouncements is that of Miss Florence
Odell and c. Russell Pearson, of Rose
vile. Miss Odell is the daughter of
Mrs. Andrew j. Odell, of Scotland road,
South Orange. The wedding will prob
ebly not take place before spring.
Miss Harriet Johnston Logan, daugh-
ter of Theodore N. Logan. of 352 Belle
Vile avenue, and Harry Livingston
Parkhurst, Of Verona, will be married
IN the home of the brides father the
middle of the month.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Rose Hoehlng. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hoehing, and Leo
Reusch, both of this city.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Fales.
laughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Fales. of East Orange, and Frederick
Lesser, of Nineteenth street, East Or
ange, will take place this winter.
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Not for several months will the date
be set for the wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Pauline Krotel, daughter of AS
sistant District Attorney Paul Krotel,
of New York, and Hugh Campbell Bar
rett, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael t.
Barrett, of Washington place, this city.
Mrs. Alfred Burrows, of 40 Murray
street, has announced the engagement
Of her daughter, Miss Ethel Gertrude
Burrows, to Charles William Drew. The
date of the wedding has not been set.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Lillian r. Currier. daughter OF
Mrs. laura Currier, of 81 Hillside ave-
nue., to Van Dyke Bayles, of Jersey
City.
Miss Olive Ward, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ward, of this city,
and Archibald Fairlie, of Roseville, will
be married next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rau, jr., of this
city, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Emma Louise
Rau, to Harry Messerschmidt, also OF
Newark.
The wedding of Miss Grace e. Myers.
daughter of Mrs, Mary e. Myers. OF
zoe Mulberry street, and Jesse l..
pnrker of Washington street will take