Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-29
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TN the presence of a large gatherin
/ of relatives and friends Miss Mar,
Desch. daughter of Mrs. Mary Dcsch
Of 3g7 Jittleton avenue and Georg
A. Muench, son of Mrs. Mar
Afuench, of $50 South Fifteenth street
nera married this morning at a nup
tial high mass at st. AIMS Romal
Catholic Church. Rev. Theodor
Peters, pastor of the church, otlieiat
cd.
The bride, who was given in mar
tiage by her brother, Joseph
Desch was attended by her sister
Miss Gertrude Desch, as maid o.
honor; Miss Clara rigging prices
maid Misses Anna Sturm and lie
nora Deseh. nieces of the bride were
flower girls.
The bride was gowned in white
creme meteor. made en- train ano
trimmed with chantillY lace in o
6rspcd tunic effect, and pearls. she
wore a tullo veil, made in cap ehec'
ana caught up with lilies Of the val
Icy. She carried q shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies Of the valley
srhe maid Of honor wore a corn=col-
cred crepe meteor draped over .
Torrl .ruiureti iieasaiino trimmed VIII
shadow larc. hat of lace and siih
t. match and carried a shower bou-
a4let of chry santhemums. The brides
maid wore white crepe dc chine
trsnmed with shadow lace and pink
vrlvet gjrdle She carried pink chry s.
antheu1unas. The little flower girls
wore white lingerie dresses trimmed
with lace and insertion, pink sashes
and hairbows aud carried baskets
filled with pink roses.
Holm ATuench, brother of the bride
rrocn was best man. Tho nshers
were John Marback, George pesch
brother Of the bride, and Franz,
Rfaench. Mrs. Jacob Miller rendered
q solo during the ceremony.
Palms and yellow and white ehrVs-
Rnthemuns were used in the deeora.-
lions at the church. The ceremony
WAS followed by wedding break
fsst at the home of the brides mother
Tor the members of the inmedint '' e
family. After an extended trin
through northern New York state
fbe couple will reside ar III South
Nineteenth street. The bride wore a
hluo travelling suit with hat to
match,
Miss Anna NJ. O'Rourke. niece OF
Mr.. and Mrs. james O'Rourke, OF -
Chadwick avenue. and James +,
afcHugh, of Linden, were married
This morning with a solemn nuptial
n.3ss at the Church of the Blessed
sacrament. Rev Henry j. Waiter
son. of Westfield. otficiated. The
wedding march was played by the
nrearist of the church, Frank j.
Mindnich. Miss Mary Potter sang
~ Promise Me. -.
The bride. who was attended by
Miss Lucy Burke. of Worcester.
Mass. wore an ivory colored panne
satin gown, trimmed with Chantllly
lace in a draped tnnic effect tulle
veil caught up with orange blossoms
and carried a shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Burke was gowned in peach
eolored crepe meteor. She wore a
black velvet hat trimmed with white
ostrich feathers. and carried yellow
chrvsanthemums. The bridegroom
was ATTENDED by William r. Reardon,
Of Hoboken, as best man. and the
ushers were John Eckhardt and john
Lewis.
The DECORATIONS at the church were
seaSlss4d out with yellow and white
and at the Washington, where we'd
ding breakfast was served for the
members of the immediate families
the decorations We're white with
efrysantheums and roses. The couple
left for a short trip to Washington.
and upon their return will reside at
7g5 Custer avenue. The bride wore
mahogany colored broadcloth travel
ing suit and a hat to match
The marriage of Miss Margaret c.
Deeths, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Garrett {. Deeths. of 1893 Ferry street.
and Louis =. Weldele. of 33 Bremen
street. will be solemnized this evening
mt St James's Roman Catholic
Church. rev. Dean Cody will Off
eiate. Miss Deeths will be attended
by Miss Emma Brady and the best
man will be John Deeths, brother of
the prospective bride.
Til ceremony will be followed by a
reception at the home of the brides
parents. After a short trip to At
lantic city the couple will reside at
$50 South Twentieth street.
THE third in a series of ten lectures
on Public Speaking" was given this
morning by Mrs Beatrice Forbes
Robertson at the New Jersey Suf-
frago headquarters at SO Halsey
street.
AIRS. II. L. Severance. of l7S North
Ninth street, will entertain the mem
hers of the Evening Auction Bridge
Club at her home Friday evening.
There will be three tables in play.
After the games the members will at
tend the Halloween masquerade dance
OF the Roseville Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Edward Erase, of Alexander
street, is entertaining George II.
Moses and Charles II. Mcdonald, of
Toronto.
Bernard X. Judge and daughter
Miss Anna Judge, of liz South Ninth
street, have left the city for an eX-
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