Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-03
SOCIAL NOTES q =. s's ,sss,, s.'

Miss Grace Murphy, daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick F. Murphy, of 81 summit street,
and Mr.. Lyndon Everett S~toutenburgh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick D. Stout
enburgh, of SO Halsey street, were mar
ried by Monsignor Isaac P. Whelan at IL
O'Clock today in the rectory Of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral. On account Of illness
In the BRIDES family the wedding was a
quiet one.
Mr.. and Mrs. s~toutenburgh left for a
honeymoon trip. and on their return will
live at 731s South Twelfth street.
The marriage of Miss Alexina Bedeli,
daughter of Mrs. Henry NJ. Dickson, of
361 Mt. Prospect avenue, and Mr.. William
s. Jacques, of this city, was solemDized
at s o'clock Saturday night in the Trinity
Episcopal Church. Rev William t.
Webbe, of Great River, L. l., a cousin
of the bride, of1ciated, assisted by Rev.
I. Percival Bate, rector of st. James's
Episcopal Church. The bride was escort
ed and given in marriage by her brother,
Mr.. A. Douglas Bedell, and wore a cos
tune, with court train. of white char
meuse satin with tunic Of rose point
and duchess lace and skirt panels en-
broidered In pearls In a design of lilies
of the valley. The veil, edged with lace,
was draped from a cap held in place by
orang blossoms, and she carried a
Her only ornament was a diamond
lavalliere, the gift of the bridegroom.
Mrs. William Hoyt, of Nutley, was the
matron of honor and wore her wedding
gown of white satin and lace and carried
an arm bouquet of white lilacs. The
maids were Miss Pauline Thiery, Mrs.
Harry N. Moore, Of this city; Miss Doro-
thy Follis, Miss Adrian Dillon, of Man
haitian; Miss Phoebe Hawn, of Brooklyn,
and Miss. Grace Campbell, of C%hattanoo-
ga, Tenn. They we're gowned alike In
white taffeta yelled with TUNES of apple
green chiffon and wore pearl bandeaux
with choux of green maline In their hair.
They carried large leghorn hats with
purple lilacs. Little Frances Hare in a
frook of lingerie and Irish lace and carry
ing a basket of pink sweet peas attended
as flower girl, and Donald Dickson,
brother of the bride, bore the ring on a
nltC iiiO AZ
The ushers were Mr.. Dewitt Pryor, Mr..
Harry N. Moore, of this city; Mr.. Harry
T. Giberson, Mr.. Austin p. Palmer, Of
Brooklyn; Mr.. Harold Callison, of Larch-
mont, N. Y, and Mr.. Irving II. Taylor,
of Summit. Mr.. Malcolm Baxter, Jr.,
was the best man.
The church was handsomely decorated
with palms, marguerites and lilies and
following the ceremony a large reception
tras In bowers of palms furnished music
throughout the evening and the
rooms were effectively decorated. Gar
lands of green and white roses were used
in the drawing room, and red roses In
the hall, while yellow marguerites found
place in the library. Pink sweet peas
and lilacs graced the bridal table. The
couple left later for a honeymoon tour,
and upon their return will spend the
summer at Allenhurst.
The guests were: Mrs. William Grei-
ger Jacques, Miss Maud Brumley, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Bodeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H.. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 5.
Webbe, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. James
C. Field, P~lainheld; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Taylor, Miss Adele Taylor,
Mr.. and Mis-. Hummel, Summit Mrs.
William Halsey, DR.. n Mrs. Jesse
Lippincott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll,
Miss Ruth Carroll, Newark; Mrs.
Thomas MacAdam, Thomas MacAdam.
IT., Mrs. Napier. Miss Laura Napier,
Mrs. Hegeman, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Pickering, Staten Island; Mr..
Mrs. David Pickering, East Orange;
Mrs. Henry Gaines Hawn. Brooklyn;
Mr.. James l.. Harp, Newark; Mr.. Ed
win Keiser, jr., New York; Mr.. David
G. Bodeman, Newark; Mrs. William
Fletcher Campbell, Mrs. William Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jacobsen.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Shields. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Law
she, Mr.. and Mrs. David Crabb. Mrs.
william B. Archer, Mrs. John Harriet,
Miss Harriet, Mrs. Paul Thiery. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Baker, Miss La
vinia Baker, Newark; Mr.. n Mrs.
William Kempton Johnson, Hackensack;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert CRANE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
C. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey,
Miss Marion Bailey, Newark; MI. Will
lam H. Abbott, Mr.. Richard Randolph,
Plainfeld; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Raymond.
Montclair; Miss Grace Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Seeley. Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Melville, Brooklyn;
Mrs. John C. Grover, Newark; Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. White, Brooklyn; Mr..
Sherman Leland, East Orange; Miss
Birch, White Plains; Mr.. George A.
Powell, New York; Mr.. Howard Cleve-
land, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ransom, Jersey City: Mrs. Edward
webbe, Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs. Laban
| W. Dennis, Newark; Miss Dennis. New.
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross, Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeman, Newark; Miss
| Arlene Frittgen.l Newark; Miss Vivian
Ross, Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
J.. Faulks, Elizabeth; Mrs. F. L. Preyer,
Newark; Miss Laura schanze, Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Bliss, Newark;
Miss Hazel Bliss, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur w. Snow, Newark; Mr.. Delabar
Ellor, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Follis, New York; Miss Nathalie Stouten-
burgh, Newark; Miss Mabel Selby. New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. william Carroll Will
son, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hazen, Orange; Miss Mildred Hazen.
Orange; Miss Mccarthy, Georgia.; Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Flanagan, Newark; Mr..
A. b. Morris, Brooklyn; Mrs. BENJAMIN
Morris. Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Doremus, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Eisele, Newark; Mr.. John Eisele, New
ark; Miss Madeline o'Neill. Newark; Mr..
Walter Hamilton. Morristown; Columbia
Chapter of Delta Psi, New York; Mr..
Fred Tichenor, Newark; Miss Hazel Rue,
Asbury Park: Miss Edith Lyon, Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Pilch, Newark; Mr..
and Mrs. Minton Garrison. Newark; Miss