Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-25
LYNCH BRIDE
OF GEO.. D. CLEWS

LAKEWOOD, April 25.-In all
Saints Memorial -Episcopalian Church
yesterday Miss Rachel Cartwright
Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per Lynch, of Lakewood, was married
to George Douglas Clews, of orange.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Ernest E.. Matthews. pastor. as
sisted by the Rev. Lea Luquer, a
cousin of the bride A reception fol-
lowed at Lynx Hall, the home of the
brides parents.
The bride, who was given awayRby
her father. wore a gown of heavy
white charmeuse embroidered in lilies
and trimmed with rose point n
duchess lace. Garlands of lilies of the
valley and white orchids were ar
ranged in clusters on the court train.
A feature of the gown was a butterfly
effect made of same lace as decorated
the gown, starting at each shouider
and draping in to the corsage at the
back. The lace was passed beneath
he belt and Fell between the gown
and the train in a broad panel. The
lace veil fell from a cap which wa
held in place with sprays of orange
blossoms. The bridal bouquet WAS of
orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Louise Foster Lynch. maid of
honor and sister OF the bride. wnra a
light green gown of mousseline with
tunic embroidered in pastel shades Of
pink, blue and violet ard a large leg
horne picture hat trimmed With rlh-
bon corresponding with the gown and
large pink roses. A streamer fell over
the hair on the left side and was held
in place. with roses. Miss Louise
Lynch. carried a bouquet of purple
orchids of different shades of delicate
coloring. The bridesmaids gowns
were also in pastel eoloring. Thos
worn by Miss Louise Freeman and Mrs.
w. G. Wrightson were OF blue chiffon
over pink, the tunic embroidered, in
delicate shades of pink. blue and Vio-
let. Those worn by Marjorie Winants
and Mrs. Arthur Foster were of pink
chiffon over violet with tunics similarly
embroidered. Those worn by Miss
Marguerite Broughton and Miss Adele
Grenet were of pink chiffon over blue
with tunics similarly embroidered. The
bridesmaids wore large picture hats
of lace and straw trimmed with roses
and streamers and carried Louis XIV.
bouquets, sweet peas and Killarney
roses.
Miss Peggy Lynch and Miss Maud
Bush. the flower girls, wore dainty
gowns of shadow lace over pink silk
trimed with garlands of tiny rosebuds
and large hats of pompadour silk in
pastel coloring. Their hats were
trimmed with ribbons n roses, with
streamers falling on the left side. They
carried baskets filled with daisies and
forget-me-nots. attached to the shoul-
der with large white bows of mousse
line. The streamers were trimmed
with pansies.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch, the brides
mother, wore a gown of gold chiffon
and lace with eorsage of deep rose
color. A large black picture hat with
sweeping plume of deep rose completed
a toilet in exquisite taste and har-
monious coloring. Mrs. Lynch carried
a large bouquet of Jack roses CORE
spending in color to the corsage of
the gown and the plume upon the hat.
The bride and bridegroom received
upon a slightly raised dias in a win
dow alcove in the large old-fashioned
hall. A quaint gold screen, ancient in
effect, ornamented with vines and
roses, served as a background.
Mr.. Walton Graft was best man. Mr..
Lynden St~outenburgh, Mr. James Hine.
Mr.. S. V. B. Brewster. Mr.. William E.
Swindell. Mr.. j. B. Breckenridge and
Mr. w. G. Wrightson were ushers.