Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-13

Gladstone Childs, son OF MT. Iihiei
u. childs, of Providence. X. l.
which took place Saturday night at TIM
Cadmus residence, $50 Clinton avenue.
The parlor and reception hall were. deco.
rated with white lilacs aud ropes OF
Southern smilax, while masses OF PINK
and white sweet peas adorned the dining
room. The ceremony was conducted by
tire Rev. DIR. Edmund A. WATSON, rector
of ST. stephens Episcopal Church, and
was followed by a large reception. The
birdie was escorted by her brother-in-law-
Henry Carr Ward. and wore ivory white
satin adorned with heavy Bruges lace
arranged in penlum fashion. She woit
the veil worn bv her sister, Of Machf1n
lace, draped from a Juliet cap OF pearis
and orange blossoms, and her only orns-
ment was a pearl necklace and pendant,
the gift Of the bridegroom. She carried
a bouquet OF bride roses showered with
white sweet peas.
The. bridesmaids, Miss Florence A.
Hhgue, and Miss Marjorie Ward Young,
led the bridal party. wearing white eni-
broidered chiffon made over sweet pea
pink satin. They wore pearl bandeaux
with pink maline aigrettes In their hair.
MISS "face i'arlis was = ",sso IN,
anu wore SWEEP pea pin"N
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s,.t aa..oaa hona,,ot Of mink
End white sweet peas Mtst Cadmus was
In black lace over gray satin and carried
lavender sueet peas. Mrs. Henry e.
Ward wore white Brussels lace over
white satin,
Mr.. rbilds was attended by Mr.. Frank
A. Mason. of Providence, and the uslers
were Mr.. Harold Hasains Ward. Mr..
Walter r. Ward. Mr.. Harry Guenther
Hertel. Of Brooklyn. and Mr.. Warren A.
Roe of New Brunswick. the young
connie left for n honeymoon in the South.
the bride wearing a travelling costume OF
ian wbipcord, with tan hat to match
topned with brown feathers. They will
mako their home Mt 1888 Broad street.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Al
bert Banister. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis W,
gonnenn Dir. Louis ". Blank. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles HA~rBaldwjn,s Miss Berry,
Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Baldwin,
Mr. and Mrs. John Behrens. the hitter of
Orange. Mile. Louise Boname of Philadel-
mia; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bahler and
MIR. Adrian Bahler. Of East Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. Erastus Bulkley, of Plainfield;
Miss Isabel Cameron. of Elizabeth; Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Chase, of this city;
Mr.. Henry Il. Cadmus. Miss Meta and
Miss Catherine Cadmus and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Coffin, of East Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Conklin, Jrn Miss
Mary r. Cox and Miss Emily b. Coch'
rane, of this CITY,; DR.. and Mrs, waiter
Lester Carr, of New York; Mr., and Mrs.
George Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert u.
Diss, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Durand. Mrs.
William Drlscoll, DIR. and Mrs. Lester
Davis, Mr., and Mrs. Louis Elleau' Miss
Helen Elleau, Mr., and Mrs. John Evans
and Mr.. Ward Evans, the latter OF wash
ington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. james NJ.
FISK Mrs Elolse husseii rnrreih MI, ana
MIS- andrew ross, ar. anu "is ""sne
French, MI. n Mrs. EuWaru gray, vi
ana Mrs. Iheodore 'rhy' MT nu"niu
cray Jr, MISS aua oranaih' " ns ~
MI ana MIS- Jonn = Gregg, ~. anu Nl
Lee Galloway, OF New YORK; Mr.. harry
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. fiaro' MIS-
Anure" heoses, MI anu MIS- ANS
hague MI. ana MITE yonn iio ~
~ Wi -. In.n
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Harrington the
latter Of philadelphia; Mr. n MRS.
William Hewson, Miss cara Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Johnson MI,