Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-11

Mrs Browns travelling costume was
a tailored suit of golden brown benz
! galine with rope trimming, a brown
satin hat with brown plumes and
| turquoise blue, velvet. Upon their
return they will reside at 261 High
street,
A pretty wedding was solemnized
| last night in New York, when Miss
| Marguerite Harriet Bush, daughter
of DIR. Pine Z. Bush, of As Charlton
street. New York city. and Arthur
| j. Stevenson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
| Edwin Stevenson, of Oriental street,
this city, were married. The cere-
mony was performed at Z o'clock in
| the Church of the Ascension, Tenth
street and Fifth avenue, by the Rev.
Or. Bennington. A reception and
wedding supper followed at Shan
| leys.
| The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white bro
caded satin gown made entrain and
trimmed with rose point lace, long
tulle veil made. in cap effect and
caught up with orange blossoms and
carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her
jewels were the bridegroom's gift,
diamond lavalliere. and her fathers
gift, diamond bracelet. The
matron of honor, the brides sister,
Mrs. James Alfred bravo, of New
! York city, wore a yellow satin gown
trimmed with white shadow lace, a
yellow maline hat trimmed with a
yellow maline butterfly and a yellow
rose and carried an arm bouquet of
yellow and white roses. The brides
maids Miss Loretta Parker, of New
York, and Miss Ruth Marlowe, of
Brooklyn, wore yellow charmeuse
gowns, draped with shadow lace and
embroidered in pearls, and white lace
caps and carried arm bouquets of yell
low roses.
Mr.. Stevenson's brother, Sidney
Hubert Stevenson, of this city. was
best man and the ushers We're James
Alfred bravo, of New York; William
III. Hall. Homer ]. Van Duyne and
Frank Riggs, of this city. Palms and
yellow and white roses prevailed in
the decoration of the church and of
the ballroom at Shanley's. The
bridal party received beneath large
wedding bell of yellow and white
rose petals. Mrs. Stevenson, mother
of the bridegroom, who assisted in re-
ceiving, wore a steel gray satin gown
trimmed with white shadow lace and
gray velvet hat trimmed with white
ostrich fancy.
Upon their return from a trip to
Washington and Baltimore Mr.. and |
Mrs. Stevenson will reside at the |
Westminster apartments, Mt Pros
pect avenue, this city, where they
will be ''at home" later in the fall.
Miss Winifred R. Yorke. niece of !
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Townley, of 80 |
Plane street, and Robert N. Wyckoff, |
of Railway, were married last night |
at the home of the brides aunt by |
the Rev. James Clayton Howard. pas
tor of the Halsey Street Methodist |
Episcopal Church.
Mildred Day. of Elizabeth, and Clar- |
ence Pickle, of Plainfeld, was best |
man. After short trip the couple |
will reside in Railway.
Miss Helen Geraldine Friedman, of |
25 Montgomery street, entertained |
last night at her home in honor of |
her fifteenth birthday. Her guests !
included her schoolmates of the Cen |
trail High School. The decorations /
We're carried out with colored lights, |
autumn leaves and cut flowers. Vocal |
selections were rendered by John |
Walsh, who was accompanied by |
Robert MARROW. who also gave piano |
selections.
Among those present were Miss
Sophie Foel. Miss Harriet Carlson, |
Miss May Mershan. Miss Mae Nc |
Tague, Miss Dorothy Littell, Miss |
Elizabeth McTague, Miss Florence |
O'Neill, Miss Edna Rohr, Miss Helen |
Friedman, Miss Mae Friedman, Scott |
S@cSles, Ssshn Walsh, Delbert Schef- |
ter, Francis McTague, jr., Carl Pen
nell. James Hargden and Charles
Burnett.