Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-02

The marriage of Miss Elsie G.
Mats. of 2S3 Academy street, and Mr..
Joseph FitZmaurice, of 80 Chapman
avenue, Orange, was solemniZed yes
terday in st. Joseph's Church, this
city, with a nuptial mass, celebrated
by the rector, Rev. Father Corrigan.
Miss Mats was attended by the
bridegroom's sister, Miss Mary Fitz-
maurice, and both of them wore cos
tunes of white embroidery and black
hats mounted with willow plumes.
They carried arm bouquets of roses.
The best man was Mr.. Richard Fitz-
maurice, brother of the bridegroom.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
Mrs. Fitzmaurice's grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Devine, with whom the
bride lived. After a honeymoon spent
at College Point, Long Island, and
Trenton, Mr.. and Mrs. FitZmaurice
will make their home with Mrs.
Devine.
Mr.. Joseph Sullivan, of Princeton;
Mr.. Bertram Parker and Mr.. Ed
ward Moffet, of this city. were enter
tanned last week by Miss Louise
Marie Tonnelly. of 100 South Tenth
street. Mr.. Sullivan acted as the
best man, and is the cousin of Mr..
Frank A. Callan, who was married to
Miss Loretta Agnes Parker during
the month of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil F%reisner, of
Longworth street, entertained al
cards last night. Four tables were
in play, and prizes were captured by
| Miss Helen Lefingwell, Miss Launna
McGovern, Mr.. Charles Schwartz and
Mr.. Joseph Kaiser. The other play
ers included Miss Emma Stevenson,
Miss Mildred DeVausney, Miss Olga
Belleau, Miss Clarice Simpson, Mr..
George Haring, Mr.. Charles Linfonte,
Mr.. Ellsworth Alters and Mr.. Law
renee Goss.
The wedding Of Miss Mary McGlone
daughter of Mr.. John McGlone, of
Fourth street, and Mr.. Luke Mccoy
of the anne address, took place yes
terday morning in st. Joseph'i
Roman Catholic Church. The brides
maid was Miss Anna McGlone, a sis
ter of the bride, and Mr.. John Nc
| Coy, brother of the bridegroom, wa
best man. After the ceremony a re
| ception took place al the bride!
home. The couple went South TO
their honeymoon and will live in thil
city on their return.
Among the passengers from this
| city sailing for Europe today on the
| steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
| of the North German Lloyd line arr
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bloch, Mrs
| Bertha Clear, Miss Minnie Krichman
Miss Gussie Lipshitz, Miss Grace
| Roth, Mrs. Tilly Wenger, Mrs. Friti
Holterhof, Mrs. Rose Krichman, Mrs
| Rose Roth, Miss Maly Wenger, Kar
Hess, Louis Kopner, Stanislav
Borzenski, Benjamin GRADER an
Henry Roth.
Delegates to the number Of twenty
eight left the city last night for Sill
yer Bay, N. Y, to attend the annua
conference of the National Y. w. {
A., which will convene from July 2 I
II. Mrs. Richard C. Jenkinson, presi
dent of the local association, will b
among the delegates who will repre-
sent the board of directors, as wi
also Mrs. Wilbur Doremus. Othe
delegates are Miss Cara May Adams
general secretary; Miss Ruth TAP
ping, religious secretary; Miss Mar
garet Webster, extension secretary
and Miss Mabel Easton, secretary
the General Electric branch. Mis-
Adams will be in charge of the assc
citation members council, which wi
meet each day. The remaining dele
gates will be from among the men
bers of the local association.
Miss Elizabeth McCabe, of Cabint
street, al gone to Altoona and Ii
retta, Pa, where she will be the guei
Of relatives and friends for a for
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J, Arnao, of Lir
coin avenue, are at the Lawrent
Villa, Bradley Beach.
The engagement Is announced
Miss Leila c. Gould, daughter of Mr.