Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-08
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dress of black duchess lace and Jet
ornaments, and Mrs. Unger wora
black satin and jet.
Samuel j. Unger attended his
brother as best man. The ushers were
Julius Boeninger and Sidney Boenin-
ger, brothers of the bride; Barney
Larkey, Louis Unger, cousin of the
bridegroom; Harold Miner and Sam
uel Weinberg. There was no recep-
ton following the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Unger will take an extended
wedding journey. Their itinerary will
take them to Niagara Falls and Cam
ada, Chicago, Cuba and Atlantic
City. The brides travelling costume
was of blue broadcloth. with mahog-
any colored silk trimming, and her
hat was mounted with plumes of he
same tone. They will be at home
after November 30 at 21O North Fifth
street.
Miss Maud f. Butler, of Jersey
City. was the hostess at the flrsf
meeting of the season of the New
Jersey Women's Press Club yester-
day afternoon. There was a brief
business session, when routine mat
tiers were discussed. Mrs. Florence
V. Frapwell and Miss Marie F. RIVER.
son We're appointed as delegates, with
Miss Ada d. Fuller and Miss Mar
garet L.. McGrath as alternates. to
attend he federation meeting at
princeton on November 2. Miss
Amanda NJ. Douglass, who has served
as vice-president of the club since its
foundation, was made an honorary
member, following her resignation as
an active member. No formal pro.
gram was prepared. and those pres
ent told of vacation experiences. The
hostess exhibited interesting views
secured while touring Italy this sum-
mer. There vas an informal discus
sion of the high cost of living, and
the president, Mrs. Florence ". Frap-
well, deplored the fact that news
papers in special articles, advise
economy and carefulness on the part
of the housewife and yet display such
attractive advertisements that the
housewife is lured to purchase the
hne things that are displayed. The
calendar for the year was distributed,
bearing the fac smile of the club pin
and the motto. "Scribimus indocti
doctique," in black and white. Mrs.
Frapwell was in the chair. The next
meeting will be held Monday, Mo-
vember 4. The program will be pro-
vided by the hostess.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Webner, Of
80 Clinton avenue, will sail today on
the Noordam, of the Holland-A meri
can Line. for Europe. They will go
direct to Paris, where they expect
to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Parish, ST., of Llewellyn
Park. will give a dinner and a dance
on Friday at the Essex County Coun-
try Club for seventy-five guests.
Beatty-Kaiser.
The marriage of Miss Theresa
Kaiser to Edmund Beatty, Of this
city. was solemnized yesterday in St.
A~ntoninus's Church. The Very Rev.
Matthew L.. Heagen, provincial of the
Dominican Order, was the celebrant
of the high nuptial mass, assisted by
the Rev. James r. Heffernan, rector
of the church. and the Rev. William
j. O'Leary. The bride wore a tailored
costume of blue cloth. with hat to
match topped with plumes. Her only
attendant was Miss May Mu1ry. OF
New York, who was in a costume OF
tan w%hipcord, with tan hat trimmed
with plumes. DIR. Sanford Ferris
acted as best a During the serv-
ice there was a musical program BY
Mrs. Joseph ]. Habig. organist of the
church, and later a breakfast was
served for the party at De Jianne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty will tour the
South on their wedding journey and
will make their home in South Ninth
street.