The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-01-27
MONTG0MERY--CASE.

Miss Ida May Case, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Andrew J. Case, of Trenton,
and Richard M. Montgomery, of this
city were united in marriage in the
Bethany Presbyterian Church, Thurs
day evening at o'clock by the Rev.
Lineus l.. Strock, pastor of the
church, assisted by the Rev. Daniel
R. Foster.
The matron of honor was Mrs Frank
W. Swayze. a cousin of the bride, and
the four bridesmaids were Miss Leta
Coleman and Miss Helen Coate, also
cousins of the bride; Miss Gra ce ohm
son and Miss Mildred Day, of New
York.
DIR. Harry d. Williams, member
of the medical staff of st. Francis
Hospital. acted as best man. The
ushers were James o. Studdiford and
Harold E. Ennis, of Lambertville and
Harold Sherett and Irving Wright, of
Trenton. Cousins of the bride, Har-
rison +. English, of Philadelphia and
Frank Swayze, of Trenton, were ush-
ers.
Bethany Church presented an ex-
traordinary scene of beauty. Tall
palms and foliage were banked about
the chancel of the church and the
pews reserved for the families of the
contracting parties were outlined by
white silk ribbon.
The bridal march from "Lohen-
grin" was played by the organist, OF
the church, Miss Elizabeth Nevius, as
the bridal party entered the edihce,
and during the period of service pre-
vious to the wedding the following
program of nuptial selections was
given: "Serenade,' BRAGG; 'Scher
70, Hoffman; "serenade," Schu.
mann; "Allegro Gravissio," Tours,
"Cantorene Nupcialle, Dublus. Dur
ing the performance of the ceremony
the sweet strains of Memberships
'Spring Song" pealed forth from the
organ. and the wedding march by the
same composer was played as re-
cessional.
The gown worn by the bride was n
beautiful creation of French crepe
faille, made in Empress style, with
court train from the shoulders, aud
heavily embroidered in white silk
poinsetiias. The bodice was trimmed
with Bruges lace She wore n veil of
the same material, which was caught
mp with cluster of orange blossoms.
The bride carried shower boquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley
and wore diamond and pearl PEN
dant. gift of the bridegroom.
The gowns worn by the attendants
were of empire stvle. That Of the
matron of honor was of deep cream
duchess satin, embellished with silver
tissue chiffon knotted with pink chit
fon rosebuds. She carried an arm
cluster of white naicissus. The
gowns of the bridesmaids were ex-
actly alike of peach blow messaline
and they carried pink sweet peas
About one hundred guests attended
the reception at the brides home fol.
lowing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery left for
an extended honeymoon to Mexico
and other points in South and Central
American States. 1t is expected that
they will return i'll about two months
and will then take mp their residence
in this city.
The gifts were handsome and num-
erous, the principal one being beau
tiful home in Lambertville, complete.
ly furnished, from the bridegroom =
father. In addition cut glass, china,
silver, linen, etc, was received
Another gift was check for 81, 900
The following is the list of the in
vited guests from this city.
Robert A. Montgomery and wife,
Robert Montgomery and wife. Frank
Montgomery. Harry Montgomery and
wife, A. G. Wilson and wife, Jacob
IIolcombe and wife, Oliver G.. Hol-
combe and wife, Misses Celia and
Annie Mcdowell, James Studdiford
and wife, James o. Studdiford. DR..
Harry Williams, Walter Ennis and
wife, Harold f. Ennis, DR.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Williams, DR.. +. W. Closson,
Charles Closson, b. Waiaston, Della
Spencer Williams and wife, Mrs. Rob
ert Butler, John Butler. Miss Alice
Butler. Frank Butler, Robert Butler,
Skillman, Miss Helen Pierson, Ger
vas Ely and wife, Miss Sallie SUIT
phin, Mrs. Frederick Northrup, Miss
Charlotte Northrup. Miss Gertrude
Ely, Walter Gallagher, Carl f. Eye,
Harry Petrie, Raymond Stout. Frank
Hazeu and wife. Rev. and Mrs II. A.
MacKubbin. Thomas IIobin. Miss
Kate Constantine, Thomas Crowley
and wife, Charles Barron, William
Wagg and wife, George W. Hunt
Edwin HINT, Col. and Mrs. Il. b.
Reading, Frederick N. Finger Miss
Margaret McGill, John Koran, John
A. Malloy, Theo. II. Housed and wife,
Frank Van Hart and wife, Clifton
Van Hart, William Case and wife,
Harry Kramer and wife, Thomas Van
Camp, Fred Parker and wife, Horace
Reading and wife, of Stockton.