Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

MISS FLORENCE MURPHY. of
~ f0S High street, will give dance
al the Washington Friday evening
November 81. in honor Of her niece
Miss Florence Gilmore Murphy, whose
enga cement to Fulton Jarvis Red
msn. of New York, has recently been
announced.
The First Methodist Protestant
Church was the scene OF pretty
wedding last night, when Miss Vera
s. Dieffenbach, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil E. Dieffenbach, OF DO He'd
den terrace, and Roy Harrison k.rch,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin a. Kiroh,
Of $50 Clinton avenue, were married.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Eugene G. Makoslsy. pastor of
the church.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was gowned in
white ivory satin, made en- tralDe,
with rose point lace waist and a
rose point lace oversk.rt caught up
with clusters of orange blossoms. She
wore q tulle veil caught up with Or
alige blossoms and made with a
Dutch cap of rose point lace from her
nether's wedding gown and carried
q shower bouquet of white cardeniaS
and lilies of the valley. Her only or
nament was diamond bsr-pin set In
platinum.
The maid Of honor. the brides sis
ter Miss Leonie Dieffenbach, wore
q draped gown of brocaded cream
cilarnlsuse with an overdress of white
ghantilly lace yelled in delicate pink
chiffon studded with pearls, angel
IL. ir.f C@ha t.fiI1xy lace md y vida
sash of green tnllo draped and fast
ened at the bottom of the skirt. She
carried an arm bouquet of white
sardenias and farleyanse ferns with
atreamers of green satin ribbon
The bridesmaids, the brides sister
Miss Lillian Dieffenhach, Miss Media
Schoonnaker, Miss Z. Belle Mansfield
and Miss Irene Nenninger. walked
down the side aisles from tho vestry
doors and met the other members of
the bridal party at the back of the
church. They were gowned alike in
white brocaded charmeuse made en-
train with tunics of white chiffon
edged with silver lace, standing coll
lars of silver lace and sashes of
American beauty tulle draped on the
skirt and ending in angel bows. They
carried American beauty roses with
Sfreanlera of American beauty chiffon.
@ The flower girl, little Miss Florence
cJiMalley. Of Brooklyn, wore o white
fatiste frocl1 made over pale pink
chiffon and trimmed with baby Irish
laee, hair band of inarguerites and
carried q basket of fnarguerites.
Arthur Garrabrant was best man
and the ushers were Norman vogel,
Orlando Dey, DR.. William Watts and
Dr. Max c. Koch.
he cor HTnHaFfnIf
Earle. organist of the church. played
"The Spring Song and during the
ceremony 20 Promise Me" and 20
Perfect Love.
MA, chrysanthemums, palms and
ferns were used in the decoration of
thc pulpit and pews and the chan
uelier and pillars were twined with
stnilax. AT the reception that fol-
lowed the ceremony at the Dieifen |
bach home the bridal party received !
beneath bower of white chrysanthe-
NUNS, palms and smilax. The
mantle of the drawing-room was
banked with white chrysanthemums
and the chandelier twlned with chry-
aanthemums aud smilax. Pink
cllrysapthemums prevailed in the din-
ing-rooln, yellow chrysanthemums In
the halls, lavender cbry santhemums
in the draWing-room and pink chry-
Santlemums in the library. The
brides parents and the bridegroom's
parents assisted In receiving. Mrs
Dieffenbach wore n white satin gown
yelled in black net studded with
spangles and beads with bodice of
silver lace ending in angel sleeves and
Il corsage bouquet of orchids. Mrs,
kirch's gown was of lavender chiffon
velvet trimmed with gold lace She
also wore corsage bouquet of or
cliids.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs,
kirch left for savannah, Ga. They
will then tour Florida and stop at
Richmond and Washington on the re-
turn trip. They will reside at 800
Clinton avenue. Mrs Kirch's travel
ing costume was a blue panne velvet
auit, black velvet hat trimmed with
blue ribbon and pink rosebuds and
fitch furs. the last a wedding gift
from her mother.
At the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur u. Sandford, $40
Summer avenue, Miss Grace Harris,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Har-
ris. of South Orange, was married
last night TO Frederick William
Smith, of Clifton avenue, by Rev.
George G. vogel, pastor of the Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
The bride was escorted by her
father and attended by Mrs, Earle
Gladstone Childs, as matron of honor,
aud by Mrs. Harold u. Allen. Misc