The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-20
FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN
SOUTH END HOME.
Miss Gertrude Colyer, Charming
Society Girl, Married to
Frederick FraentzeI, Jr.

There was a fashionable wedding in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward FL.
Colyer, 149 Orchard street, last night
when their daughter, Miss Gertrude
Colyer, was married to Frederick
F~raentzel, jr., of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by tho Rev. Lin
coln A. Ferris, of Binghamton, n. Y,
and formerly of st. PauIs Methodist
Episcopal Church, this city.
The drawing-room, where the bridal
party stood, was converted into q bower
of greenery and roses. Southern smilax
was draped along the sides of the room
and tall palms were effectively ar
ranged to form a canopy. The man.
tells were banked with ferns and pink
roses and streamers of smilax Were
draped about the chandelier. In tie
dining-room and library, the schema
was green and yellow, carried out with
jonquils and daffodils.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was gowned in
white satin, cut princess fashion, with
a court train. 1t was embellished with
a bertha of duchesse lace, the gift OF
her mother, and old rose point, a
family heirloom. Orange blossoms were
clustered in her tulle veil, and she car
ried a bouquet of bride roses. The
maid of honor was Miss Myrtle Shep-
pard. She wore a gown of pink chiffon
draped over pink taffeta. Her coiffure
was adorned with a love wreath oil
pink rosebuds, and her flowers were
pink sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss
Helen Wilson, wore a becoming gowr
of white embroidered net over a sir
| of pink taffeta. She also wore a wreath
of pink rosebuds and carried pink
sweet peas. Two little pages in Tuxedo
suits led the bridal party in. They
were Douglas Coiyer, the BRIDE
brother, and william e. Blewett,
cousin of the bridegroom.
The bridegroom was attended by Hal
Dunbar, of Ridgewood, and h usher'
were Arthur Richards. of Brook
lyn, and Basil Matthews, of this city
Mrs. CoIyer, the brides mother, wor'
a handsome lace robe over Dresden
silk. and Mrs. Frederick Fraentzil, ST.
the bridegroom's mother, wore a Whit
lace robe. Miss Edna Colyer, TIN
brides sister, wore a gown of yellow
wolfe over yellow taffeta, and Mrs
Louis j. Carruthers, another sister
wore her wedding gown of white satin
embellished with duchess lace.
Among the guests, were Mr.. and Mrs
Louis ]. Carruthers. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Sanford Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre :
Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert O. Headley
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Ross, Mis-
Jessie Ross, Miss Della Ross, Phil
Ross, Malcolm Ross, Donald Ross, Jer
Cobb. Miss Edith Cobb. Robert Cobt
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Vinson, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Vinson, Mrs. Joseph Win
son, ST., Mr.. and Mrs, William I
Blewett, Miss Blewett, Hugo Fraentze
the bridegroom's grandfather; MIR. an
Mrs. Frederick Fraentzel, sr., Mis-
Martha Palmatier, Miss Pauline Rosi
Mrs. Arthur Bannister. Mr.. and Mr.
t Raymond Harrington, Mr.. and Mr.
I Samuel Smith. Miss Grace Smalle!
/ Miss Roberta Ward, Miss Emily Ware
| Miss Pearl Osborne. Miss Bessie o:
borne. Miss May Courier, Elvi
Holmes, wentworth Howarth, Geore
Richards, Clarence Alling, Miss Nab
: Smith, Miss Grace Toms, Mr.. and Mr.
) George r. Howe, Miss Ruth Howe. {
: East Orange: Miss Isabel Gregor,
Draper Gregory, DR.. and Mrs. Willial
: S. Disbrow and Mr.. and Mrs. Horac
: Osborne.
After a wedding trip South. Mr.. an
Mrs. F~raentzel win reside in Washing
sdgn n<0nau.