Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-31
SOCIAL NOTES .. o rn n5s s"ss,, s p

The wedding Of Miss Jeannette Eekert,
daughter of Mrs. Amelia Eckert. of 3G
Verona avenue. and Rev. Samuel L. Ham
ilton, of Wilmington, bel, pastor OF lnt
Methodist Episcopal Church, stoney
Brook, l.. J., and former assistant pastor
TO Rev. DR.. William II. Morgan, of this
city. will take place Wednesday after
noon. Tune u, at the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church. The ceremony will be
performed at 5 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
DR.. William Fl. Morgan. Miss Edna
Eckert will attend her sister as the maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Esther Stengel, of New York; Miss
+, Elizabeth Hamilton. OF Wilmington; Miss
Jeanette Hafermayer and Miss Millie
Rehberger. of this city. Mr.. Hamilton
has chosen Mr.. Claude Hamburg Cooke,
of Princeton. as best man. Rev. Dr..
Philip Sidney Waters, of New York; Mr..
Lyman Feeder, of Utica. N. y; Mr.. Ed
ward Dodd, of Montclair, and Rev. DR..
Clyde stuntz. of Madison, will be the
uslers.
Members to the number of fourteen
gathered at the nnal meeting of the Bee
thoyen Music Club, which was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Ethel Young. in Montclair. During
the business session Miss Lena Fenner
was elected a member, aud at the close
of the program, which was n miscel-
~laneous one, the guests passed 0 social
hour on the porch, where refreshments
were served. The meetings will be re-
sumed in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Hohlt. of 173 Hill
side avenue. this city. are spending sew
eral days with friends on Long lsland.
The marriage of Miss Laura Sax TO
Mr.. John G.. Crawford, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. Frank Crawford, of this city,
Will take place tomorrow night at the
home of the ride-elect, 212 Broad street,
this city. Mrs. E. Wheaton. of Newark,
matron of honor, will be the only at
tendant. and Mr.. Nathan 2. Gardner, of
East Orange, will be best man. the
Rev. Lucas Boeye, pastor of the North
Reformed Church, of this city will per
form the ceremony. which will Take
place at 1880. followed by a reception TO
the relatives and immediate friends.
After a wedding tour the couple will re-
side at G Gould avenue, this city.
Miss Sax's bridal party was enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening.
| Covers were laid for seven. White car
nations with g%arlands of green graced
the table. The bride-elect presented
Mrs. T.. Wheaton. who will be the ma
tron of honor. with a gold crescent
brooch set with pearls. Mi. Crawford
| presented Nathaniel p. Gardner, the
hest man, with a pearl scarfpin. The
bridegroom's gift to the bride was a gold
bar pin set with diamonds.
A very large wedding of interest to
Newarkers will be that of Miss Alexina
Bedell, daughter of Mrs. Henry NJ. Dick
and Mr.. William s.. jacques, of Newark
and New York, which will take place
tomorrow night in the Trinity Episcopal
Church, at s O'Clock, followed by a re
ception at the Dickson residence. Those
who have been selected for the bridal
party are Mrs. William Hoyt, who will
attend as matron of honor; Miss Pauline
Thiery, Mrs. Harry n. Moore, of this
city; Miss Dorothy Follls, Miss Adrian
Dillon, of Manhattan: Miss Phoebe Hawn,
of Brooklyn, and Miss Grace Campbell,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, who will be the
bridesmaids. The bride Will be given In
marriage by her brother, Mr.. A. Douglas
Bedcll. Mr.. Malcolm Baxter. jr.. of Man
haitian, will attend as best man, and
serving as ushers will he Mr.. Dewitt
Preyer, Mr.. Harry N. Moore. of this city
Mr.. Harrison II. Giberson, Mr.. Austin l..
Palmer, of rooklyn; Mr.. Harold CALI
son., of Larchmont, and Mr.. Irving II.
Taylor, of Summit. Little Miss Frances
Hare will be flower girl, and Donald
Dickson, brother of the bride, will be the
ring bearer.
The bridal party was entertained at
dinner last evening at the home of Miss
Bedell. Miss Bedcll presented the matron
of honor and her bridesmaids gold brace
let's set with topaz, which Is the birth
stone of the couple. The best man re.
ceived Il folding umbrella and cane com
bined, while the ushers were given sill
ver-mounted folding canes.
Ice cream, Strawberries, homemade
cakes. aprons and linens are announced
as the articles which one NAV find al
the annual spring garden party
which the board of managers of the Job