Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-13
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4 ENCOURAGEMENT has been mad'
n of the engagement of Mis-;
Gladys NJ. Brown. daughter of Mrs
Edward NJ. Brown, of 495 West Enc
avenue, New York city, and Car
Feick. son of the nate Charles A
Feick. of sos High street. Mr.. Feick
is a graduate of Princeton College
class of '09.
The bridal party of Miss Laura
Reininger, whose marriage to J.
Robert Wiss will be solemnized
Wednesday evening, were entertained
Saturday evening at dinner at the
Washington, followed by a theatre
party to Proctor's Pink and lavendar
chrysanthemums prevailed in the
restaurant decorations. Those pres
ent were Miss Reininger's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reininger; MT.
Wiss's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Arick c. ]. Wiss: Mrs. William Den
ION Taylor, matron Of honor; MISS
Lola Lasher, maid Of honor; Miss
Gertrude C. Trefz, Miss Jessie
buchanan. Miss Lillian Reininger,
Miss Theodore Wirth and Miss Cath
crime Pfreundschuh, who Will be
bridesmaids; the best man, Herbert
,Hunckle, and the ushers, DIR. William
Denton Taylor, Herbert Hueger. Nor
man Wiss, Leon j. Barkhorn ana Ut.
Arthur Rupp.
Mr.. Wiss presented Miss Reininger
with a diamond layalliere, and Miss
Reininger presented Mr.. Wiss with q
diamond scarfpin. Miss Reininger
gifts to her attendants were gold par
pins Mr.. Wiss gave his best man an
amethyst scarfpin surrounded with
diamonds and his ushers moonstone
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sisters, Miss Helen Reininger and
Miss Hazel Reininger, who will at
tend her as flower girls, were given
gold heart shaped necklaces.
Miss Dorothy Lee and her bridal
party will be guests of honor Wed
nesday at luncheon to be given by
Mrs. Franklin Murphy. jr., OF 1O2S
Broad street.
Miss Fannie Ullman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ullman, of 352
South Seventh street, and Reuben
Friedman. of Philadelphia, were
married at o'clock yesterday after
noon at the home of the brides
parents by Rabbi julius Silberfeld.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore travelling
suit of blue brocade, a black hat
trimmed with fur, and carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley. There
were no attendants. Lavender chrys-
anthemums prevailed in the decora-
tions. and the ceremony and supper
that followed were attended by only
members of both families. Mr.. and
Mrs Friedman will reside in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Gertrude Cecilia Slowey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V.
Slowey, of 135 South Eleventh street,
and E. Stewart McLarn, of Pittsburg.
Pa, were married Saturday morn
ing at the rectory of st. Rose OF
Iima's Church by the pastor, Rev.
Michael P. Corcoran. The bride wore
a brown velvet travelling costume
trimmed with mink brown velour
hat trimmed with plumes and car
ried an arm bouquet of yellow chry-
The maid of honor, the
brides sister Miss Eva I. Slowey,
wore a blue brocaded cloth gown
trimmed with sable, black velvet
Fat trimmed with plnnes shaded to
red and carried an arm bouquet of
American beauty roses. After trip
TO Maine Mr.. and Mrs. McLarn will
reside at 81 Saratoga avenue, Yonk-
ers, n. Y.
The marriage of Miss Viola E.
a Armstrong, daughter of Mrs. Lulu
Armstrong, of PA Sixth avenue, and
j. McWhinnery, Of New
Fields, N H., will be solemnized
Wednesday evening. November 26,
at the home of Miss Armstrong;
mother. by Rev. Samuel Switzer of
Harrison. Mrs. Armstrong will give
her daughter in marriage and Edwin
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man.
Miss Anna L. Horn was elected
president of the Junior Newark Equal
Suffrage League at the first annual
meeting held Saturday night at the
headquarters, SO Halsey street, with
the president Miss Carolyn FOehl,
presiding. The other officers elected
are: Vice-presdent, Miss May Gull
len; recording secretary, Miss Carolyn
FoehI; corresponding secretary, Miss
Ethel Went; treasurer, Miss
Stella c. Beck, and auditor, Miss
Lillian Clawans. The league has an
enrolled membership of 106. The mem
hers discussed plans for a suffrage
play and dance to be held some time
during the year. The president has
called a special meeting for Satur-
day night to complete arrangements
Tor the Juniors line in the suffrage
parade, Saturday, October Is.
Owing to the death of Miss NJ.
Louise Kuhn's grandmother, Mrs.
Mary Platts, her marriage to Gustav
b. Whitehead, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey A Whitehead. of North Sixth
street. which will take place Thurs
day, October %. will be quietly SOL
emnized at the home of Miss kuhn's
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