Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-05
MISSES oLIPHANT WED.

mlSSh OAAfEt3N4 WE'D.
Misses Jean and Robina Oliphani
who were teachers In the public
schools of this city last term, be
came brides last Saturday night a
Springfield, Mass. Both were pop
ular here and the following &C
count of the double wedding, which
appeared In the Springfield Sunday
Union, was received by one of theil
local friends yesterday.
Sisters Brides Together.
With only a few minutes interven
ing between the ceremonies, two
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. James B
OHphant were married last evening
In the. home OF their parents, 81
Clarendon street. The first ceremony
was at e;15 o'clock and 1t united
jean Alexandria OIiphant and Robert
Clifford Albro of Manchester, N. Fl
The second one followed Immediate
", uniting Robina Robertson Oil.
plant and Eugent Ellis Mum Of
Boston.
The double wedding was wit
messed by a large number of friends
and relatives of the young people
1t took place In the parlor of the
home in Clarendon street. The
house and the porch were beauti-
fully decorated on the inside cut
covers and palms were used, and
ON the veranda clusters OF Japanese
lanterns were hung. AS the wedding
ritual was being read by Rev. DR..
g. 8. Rollins of Hope Congrega-
tionai church, the Philharmonic
nrchaefra pIavad aaft1y
Miss Jean Alexandria Oliphant
was attended by Mrs. e. Seginald
Williams, of Kenilworth, Ill, as mat
ron-of-honor, and the maid-of-honor
was Miss Marian Nedham of Perth
Amboy, NJ. j. The bride wore a
gown of crepe meteor, trimmed with
duchess lace and carried a bouquet
OF bridal roses Her matrfs Of
honor <~as gowned In becoming april
cot duchess satin and the maid-of~
honor wore beautiful gown of crepe
do chene. Both carried bouquets OF
roses. Mr.. Albro was attended by
Donald Robbins Of Epping, N. II.
The ushers were Benjamin l.. Bragg
Of this city and Lyman A. Loomis
OF Boston.
Mrs. Albro Is a graduate of the
Springfield Central high school m
the class of 1902 and of Vassar col
Age in me class of 1906. Mr.. Al
bro is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Il. Aibro of this city. He was grad
uated from the Massachusetts, of
Technology in the class Of 1907. He
Is connected with the w. H. McOwen
company, shoe manufacturers of
Boston, with his office in Manches-
ter, N. H. After a wedding trip
Ehe young couple will make their
home in Manchester.
As soon as the first ceremony was
performed preparations for the sec
pnd we're made. The younger sister
was attended only by her maid-of-
anQr. Miss Ahbie Num- OF
d sister of the bride
groom. The bride wore a gown OF
white duchess satin. trimmed with
duchess lace, and carried a bouquet
cs brides roses. The matd-of-i
honor wore blue crepe meteor and
carried pink carnations. The best
man was Warren MACPHERSON of
Cambridge, a classnate OF MIR. Mum
at Harvard. The ushers were Cor
don Waller of Trenton. N. j., also a
classrnaie of Mr.. Mum, and Cum
ningham Stimson OF Fitchburg.
Mrs. Mum was graduated from
ane springfield Central high school
In the class of 1904, and from Miss
Wheelock's school In Boston In the
class Of 1903. Mr.. Mum is q civil
and mechanical engineer, with Off
COS in Boston. He was graduated
from Harvard in the class of 1907.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mum of Fitchbnrg, After a short
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Mum win reside
In Boston.
A reception was given for the
guests from 7 to 9 o'clock In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliphant
There were abont I50 guests, iaclud-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Mum OF
Easthampton. MIR. and Mrs. Rodney
Derby of Fitchburg, Miss Margaret
Rice of Fitchhurg. MIR. and Mrs,
Laurie Allen OF Boston. Charles Al
len of Boston and others from Chi
70 90, Fitchburg. Trenton, N. j.
T. -th Amboy, N. r., Boston and
~ snfieid. Hughes served and the
harmonic orchestra played.
FOR RUMMAGE SALE.
abe Presbyterian Ladies Soeiet.
cleared $50 as their share of tbs
Lnc5 Bacon entertainment which
WIS given in the chapel last week
vii, open . rummage sale II
lie Rosett building next week. TIL
Fosett building Ii in State street
aSatwssn Washington street Hns
+ arkinxham avenue. and the ladas
X ould like those who could, to bring
sr send goods. But &c mot convent
emit. II tAey will notify Mrs. Dorsey
go Kcarny venus. goods will b
salled for. Mrs. John Haipin witt
Ter assistants via ks In charge o
the salo4
BAPTIST UsHERS PLAN.
The Baptist Uxhers' Associatic.
held their hrst meeting this fall Il
the chapel on Fayetts street on Tues
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