Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-12
SOCIAL NOTES Of the n5x .yss,, 81. p

Miss Jeanette Eckert. daughter of
Mrs. Amelia Eckert, of 300 Verona
avenue. and Rev. Samuel l.. Hamil-
ton, of Wilmington, Del, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Stony
Brook, l.. l., and former assistant
pastor to Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan,
of this city, will be married this aft
ernoon in the Central Methodist Epis,
copal Church, this city. The ceres
mony will be performed at 5 O'Clock,
and Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan
will offieiate. The bride will be at
tended by, her sister, Miss Edna Eek
ert, as maid of honor, and the BRIDES
maids will be Miss Esther Stengel,
| of New York; Miss Elizabeth Hamil-
ton, of Wilmington; Miss Jeanette
Hafermayer and Miss Mile Rehber-
ger. of this city. Mr., Hamilton has
chosen Mr.. Claude Hamburg Cooke,
of Princeton, as best man, and the
ushers will be Rev. DIR. Sidney Wat
ters, of New York; MIR. Lyman Zee
der, of Utica, N. Y; Mr.. Edward
Dodd, of Montclair, and Rev. DR..
| Clyde Stuntz, of Madison.
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party at dinner last night. Covers
we're laid for fourteen. and a color
| scheme of pink was carried out in
peonies and shaded candelabra. The
gifts of the bride to her attendants
were a gold bar pin to Miss Edna
Eckert, the maid of honor, and to the
bridesmaids pearl and ruby lavalieres'
MI. Hamilton presented the best mar
with gold monogram euff links and
the ushers with pearl and ruby scarf
pins. The gift to the bride was a diae
mond and topaz lavaiiere, and in re
turn she gave the bridegroom a pearl
scarfpin.
Miss Ethel May Batllin, whose we'd
ding will take place this evening &c
Mr.. Howard Clinton Riley. of this
city, entertained her bridal attend
ants informally last night. The maiC
of honor, Miss Jessie Batkin, a sister
of the bride, was presented with @
topaz and pearl lavalllere, and the
bridesmaids, Miss Hazel Sprowl, OF
Savannah, Ga; Miss Ethel Morley, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y: Miss Gertrude Riley
VI I4dSt vi aH6C miSH [Ad0l oPliAOAi
Woodbridge, Miss Vivian Walker anC
Miss Florence Hopes. of this city
were given topaz pendants. Mr.
Riley's gifts to his best man and ush.
ers were topaz scarf pins.
OF the many weddings that taxi
place today one of interest will b'
that of Miss Helen V. Hammock
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abran
Hammock, Of 10 Belmont avenue, this
city, and Mr., Leo julius, also o
this city. The ceremony will be wit.
messed by a large number OF relatives
and friends at the Continental Hote
this afternoon at 5 o'clock, and
Rabbis Solomon Foster and Charles
/. Hoffman will officiate. The bride
will be given In marriage by hel
father, and she will wear a gown OF
ivory charmeuse with court train ant
garnished with duchess lace. Her vel
win be fastened with a coronet OF
lilies of the valley, and she win carry
a shower of bride roses n valley
lilies. Miss Martha Hannoch, a sis,
ter of the bride. will be the maid o.
nOIOI, anu Suo VIII wear pix CIldT'
meuse draped with white marquisett,
with touches of turquoise blue velvet
Her flowers Will be a shower of pinl
roses and daisies. Miss Alice Heller
Of this city, win attend as the brides,
maid. She Will be attired in yellow
satin, yelled in yellow dresden mar
quisette touched with blue velvet, ant
will carry the same flowers as thu
maid of honor. Mr.. Herbert j. Han
noch, brother of the bride, win be tn,
best man. The bride presented he.
attendants with silver shirtwais
buckles and Mr.. Julius gave a dia
mond scarfpin to Mr.. Hammock. Tn
backgrounds gift to the bride was
baby grand piano. After the oere
mony "a dinner will be served. Cover
for fifty will be laid, and a colo
scheme of pink will form the decora
tons. A reception will follow. Mrs
Hammock, mother of the bride. vii
wear black m~arquisette over blacl
satin, with trimmings of shadow lac
and jet, and she viii carry lavende
sweet peas. Mrs. Julius. mother o
the bridegroom, VIII be attired 4
! black charmeuse. trimmed wit