Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-20

WHOSE marriage TO Mrs. eleanor v.
Blocker. of Red Bank, will AXE place
in July, will give his farewell bache-
lor dinner tonight at the Essex Coun-
ty Country Club. Covers will be laid
for fifteen, and the guests will in
elude members of the Board of
Works commissioners n engineers
of the hoard.
Captain and Mrs. A. Wiley, of 30
Baldwin street, this city, have gone
away on their ~house-boat, You and
l." for the summer. They will an
Choir at Highland Beach.
Miss Jane e. Dodd. of II Lincoln
Park, sailed today for Europe, where
she Wills pend the ummer
Miss Minnie B. Goodfellow. of 1875
Astor street, and Mr.. Eugene Tous-
saint. : son of Mrs. Ferdinand Tous-
saint, of 156 Monticello avenue, Jersey
City, were married yesterday after
noon at the rectory OF st. Stephens
Episcopal Church. Rev. DIR. Edmund
A. WATSON officiating. They were at
tended by Miss Alice Goodfellow and
Mr.. Albert Toussaint.
A large number of persons clad in
poverty's garb found their way last
night to the guild room of the st,
Johns Episcopal Church, Elwood and
Lincoln avenues, to attend the social
given under the auspices of the Wom-
ems Aid Society. For the most unique
costumes prizes were awarded to Mrs.
George D.. Foster and Mr. Charles
Dulje. Dancing was enjoyed through
out the evening, and a musical pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental selec-
lions was also given. Refreshments
were served. The committee In
charge of the arrangements were Mrs.
j. II. Ennis, Mrs. George D.. Foster
and Mrs. l.. Trap.
Members and guests Of the Essex
County Country Club enjoyed an
open-air performance last night of
"Rostrand's Romancer." Prior to the
play a number of club members and
friends dined at the club.
Mrs. Thomas F. Handy, of Q Beech
street, East Orange, gave a bridge
yesterday afternoon for Miss Dorothy
Neff. of Boston, who is the guest of
her uncle, John T. Neff, of Beech
street.
Walter G. Crooks and family, of
Montague place. South Orange. will
go to Patchogue, l.. l., to spend July
and August.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey 1. Underhill
and family, of Turrell avenue, South
Orange, accompanied by Frederick
Turrell, also of South Orange, will go
to their summer home at Bellport,
L. l., today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Burke and
family. of Hillside place, South
Orange, will go to Lake Champlain
the first of August.
The Rev. Charles Thomas Walk
ley, rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
Orange, and Mrs. Walkley, will Sail
for Europe on July 8 to spend two
months touring France, Switzerland
and Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Comstock
and family, of Comstock place, South
Orange. will leave today for Mont
rose, Pa, for the summer.
Mrs. Edward S. Sanford, of Ridge
wood road, South Orange, is at New
port, r. l.
Mr.. Ludwig Chardon and family, of
Ralston avenue, South Orange, will
go to Allenhurst mex month.
Mrs. George M. Gill and Miss Mary
Gill, of Cleveland street, Orange. are
at Bellport, L. l., for the m
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. Lohrke and
family, of Prospect street, East
Orange, are occupying their summer
home at Shelter Island.
Cook-Engle.
There was a Quaker wedding at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David d. |
Engle, 231 Grafton venue. last night.
Their daughter, Miss Marion F.
Engle was married to J.. Alexander
Cook, son of C. Alexander Cook, of
Montclair, in the company of a large
number of relatives and friends. The
bride wore her mothers wedding
gown of white ottoman silk, garn-
ished with duchess and point lace.
Her cap veil was wreathed with lilies
of the valley and she wore the BRIDE
groom's gift, an opal brooch set in
diamonds. and carried a shower bout
quet of bride roses and lilies.
Miss Helen Smedley, of Philadel-
phia, was the maid of honor, and
wore yellow satin yelled with white
marquisette and an English cap OF
net. with yellow ribbons and daisies.
She carried a bonnet filled with
daisies. The bridesmaids were Miss
Helen South, of Philadelphia; Miss
Helen Cooper and Miss Elizabeth
Stokes, of Morsetown, Pa, and Miss
Louise Cook. of Montclair. All wore
frocks of white silk null, lowered
! with yellow, over white silk slips.
Their caps correspondent with that
worn by the maid of honor and their
flowers were the same.
Mrs. Engle was in white embroid-
cred wolfe.
Edgar Wheeler, of Montclair, a
cousin of the bridegroom, was the
best man, and the ushers were Gage