Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-01
MISS WILDE WEEDS
GAIL A MORGAN
Brilliant Ceremony Takes Place
in St. Paurs M. E. Church,
East Orange.

i In st. Paul's NJ. T.. Church. East Or
sange, Miss Mildred Harriet Wilde.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
II. Wilde, of 245 Renshaw avenue, that
city, and Mr.. Gail Andrews Morgan, of
Montclair, were married last night. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. William
i. Taylor, pastor of the church,; a assisted
by Rev. James II. Fancon. of. st. Marks
Episcopal Church, New York, and Rev.
stephen IL. Cranberry. of st. Barnabas's
Episcopal Church, this city. The bride
was given away by her father.
She was dressed in white satin meteor,
heavily trimmed with duchess lace and
cut entrain. She wore a bridal veil
caught with sprays of lilies of the valley
and carried a shower bouquet Of the same
flowers and orchids. Her only ornament
was a diamond and pearl necklace, the
gift of the bridegroom.
In the bridal party were Miss Belle
Bayliss. of Montyille, who was the maid
Of honor; Miss Mary Wilde and Miss
Norma Wilde. both sisters of the bride;
Miss Alice Young, of Summit, and Miss
Hazel Shrope, of Newark, both cousins
Of the bride, as bridesmaids. The maid
Of honor wore pink satin, with tunic
effect of white chiffon over shadow lace,
with pearl trimming and a pink satin hat
trimmed with pink roses and shadow
lace. Her bouquet was white roses.
The bridesmaids were gowned alike. in
Hight blue satin, covered with pink dew
drop net aud trimmed with blue forget
me-nots and pink roses. The bridesmaids
wore hats to correspond with the gowns
and carried pink roses.
There we're two flower girls, Miss May
!, Winner. of East Orange, and Miss Har-
riet Iilch. of Madison, both cousins of
The bride. They wore white lingerie
dresses with blue satin sashes and hair
ribbons, blue slippers and stockings.
They carried basket hats Of pink sweet
peas.
Mr.. Harlow Morgan. brother of the
bridegroom. was the best man and the
ushers werc DR.. Clarence Cook, Mr..
Thomas Wakefield, Mr.. II. Gordon Mack
slcan and Mr.. Hugh Hendry, all members
81 the Hollywood Club, of East Orange,
)f which tho bridegroom is a member.
Mrs. Wilde. mother of the bride, wore
olnck chiffon cloth over white satin
;inmed with jet. Mrs. Morgan, mother
y lie bridegroom. was gcwned In black
sr.ln with Jet triuming.
feature of the wedding was that dur
~ tie ceremony a choir which was
,cHrd for the first time in the church
f f'a1f t'Ao aD@IhC
rartY left the church Mendels-
8 wedding March" was played by
or~arist. Mr.. c. Jackson Wambaugh.
church was decorated with white
"a. Easter lilies. Boston ferns and
!, "'Hrs and the altar was banked with
'aSter lilies and ferns.
Tho bride has had charge of the altar
decorations for seven years.
Included among the guests were six
sisters Of tho brides mother, and n sew
nth aunt of the bride was unable to
ittend tho wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ran left for n honeymoon trip through
he South and wifi reside. In East Or
lnge during the summer. AT the house
he decorations were pink a%zeieas. pink
oscs. palms and ferns. Included among
he guests were. Mr.. and Mrs. George
~'ayliss. Of Montvillet Mrs. T. p. Camp.
,.cll. Of Newark; Mrs. Harriet Wilde, of
sewark; Mr.. and Mrs. Harr Pilch. of
l%adison' Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mourey.
T Rutherford; Mr.. and Mrs. David n.
foung. of Summit; Miss Hazel Wilcox.
{ Milford. Conn. and Miss Gladys
i. seryos. of Rrooklvn