Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-20

Miss Margaret O'Connor, of 100 Pa
cific street, is spending the month q
August at Rockaway Park.
Edward E.. Bedford, of Ala Clinton
avenue, is spending his vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bedford Of
Bennington VT.
Miss Anna Setel, of 29s Hunterdor
street. has as her house guest Miss
Ruth Axelrod, of Everett, Mass. Miss
Axelrod has been or a o u through
the Eastern States and will stay ir
Newark three weeks before returning
home.
James Salvage, of 43 Lincoln Park
is abroad touring France, England
and Wales. and is expected home
about the middle of September.
Mrs. John A. Rummell, of las
Pennsylvania venue. will leave to-
morrow for Atlantic City to meet her
daughter, Miss Lena Rummell, who
Is staying at that place. They will
Join Mr.. Rummell at Ocean Grove
for a few days and will return home
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. John M. Mellen and son, Ken
meth Mellen, and Miss Lillian Ma
honey, of the Roseville section, are
stopping at the Southern, Asbury
Park.
Miss Elizabeth Ellis. of 12S Gen.
trail avenue, this city. Is spending her
ing visit to Boston.
An informal reception and dance
will be given under the auspices OF
the Children of st. Mary's Sodality
of the Church of ST. Rose of Lima
tomorrow evening in the auditorium
at Gray and Orange streets. Miss
Mary Roche is chairman of the gen.
eral committee and will be assisted
by Miss E. v. McNally, chairman OF
the reception committee: Miss Fran
Madeline Nawere. Miss Alice Multi
gan, Miss Elizabeth Shabot and Miss
Margaret Gallagher. Miss Dora
Heine Miss Sadie Roche, Miss Kath-
crime Brown, Miss Kitty O'Neill and
Miss Clara Roche comprise the door
committee and Miss Mary Heine is
chairman of the refreshment commit
tee, assisted by Miss May Richey,
Miss Margaret Mulligan and Miss
Adele Mckee. The proceeds will be
added to the funds for the new
church.
The marriage of Miss Ida Siegel
daughter of William Siegel. OF
1911 Belmont avenue, this city, ant
Michael B. S~chechner, also of this
city, was solemnized Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Congregation
Anche Russia The Rev. Hymar
Brodsky, rabbi of the synagogue, per
formed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore a gown Of white
| charmeuse en- train, trimmed witt
| baby Irish lace. Her lace veil wa,
| caught with orange blossoms ant
she carried a shower of bride roses
Mrs. Samuel Schechner and Mrs
Samuel Stern attended as the ma
irons of honor, the former wearing
! black satin touched with gold lac
and caught at the belt with a golt
ornament set with Jewels. Mrs
Stern was attired in a black lace rob
over blue charmeuse and carried pal
mink roses. Miss Bella Schechner
sister OF the bridegroom, was tn,
maid Of honor. She wore corn colo
charmeuse Yelled with light blu
marquisette and also carried PIN
roses. A spray of pink buds wa
worm in the hair.
The best man was Abraham Katz
of this city, and the bridegroom wa
attended by Samuel Schechner
Samuel Stern, Samuel Rich and Ben
jamin Siegel, brother Of the bride
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at Ruth's Hall and a wed
ding upper was served. The cou
pie will reside at 1856 Camden street
MI. and Mrs. H. S. Robinson an,
their daughter Grace of North Thir,
street, are spending August in Bos
LOI, mdSS.s AIN iotOib Oohh'
MI. and Mrs. Harry S. Sheik ant
family, of II Fifth street. are enjoy
ing an extended vacation at Lonl
Branch.
Mrs. William A. Farlee and he
daughters, the Misses Arvilla an,
Jeanette A. Farlee, of Heller Park
way, are spending the month at Spar
rowbush, N. Y, at the Eddy Farm.
The Misses Ellie and Lallie Gilland
Of ia Lincoln avenue, will spend tw,
weeks at ocean Grove.
B. F. Shakespeare and family, o
Central avenue, East Orange, ar,
spending the summer at The Summit
Mt. Washington, N. H. Among tn,
other guests at the hotel are DR.. Har
riet X. Burnet. Miss Katherine Bur
net, A. Linwood Smith. MI. and Mrs
S. w. Stevens, Roy M. Smith an,
Clifford w, Smith, all of East Or
ange.