Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-16

Lemkes, DR.. and Mrs. r. Graft, Nils
Emma Cline Miss Lillian Steffens
Miss c. Dayton, Fred Miller, Edwar
Reynolds, Miss Ida Rohibet, Mr.. AM
Mrs. A Steffens, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Close. Mis-
II. Close Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn and son
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Schwartz Mr.. an
Mrs H. Hahnes, Miss *. Ptreund
shuh. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Trimpi, Mr.
and Mrs. \. Smith. Mr.. aud Mrs. II
Trimpi. Miss u. Ungrich, Miss l.. 7
Wiss, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hole, Or. an'
Mrs. A Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Scholz
MIR. and Mrs. Hessler, Mr. and Mrs
Gibney, Miss &c. Hnnkele. Miss Mil
drcd Ler7nans, Mr.. and Mrs. &
Burons, Miss Marion Lasher, Edward
Boylan. William Glouchin, A. II
Rureu. Mr.. and Mrs. Rueseh, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Reiningcr, Miss Edna
Reininger, Miss Mildred Reinlnger
Mr.. and Mrs A. Goertz. Mr.. and Mrs
z. Duher and Mr., and Mrs kaas.
The marriage of Miss Mary u
Dunn, Of 374 Clinton avenue, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Dunn and sister OF
John II. Dunn, of this city, and
George j. Mertz, of this city, tool
HIdtE EfGAtildf 1T . 81 u AAptAN Nh tlaN
rectorv of ST Columba's r, G
Church, Rev. N. l. White. tit
rector. officiating. The attendants
we're Mr. and Mrs John Fl. Dunn,
ir The bride wore gendarme
Of blue brocade. a blue velvet hat
trimmed with plumes to match and
carried q shower bouquet ot bride
r
only ornament was the bridegroom 5
gift. q lavalliere of diamonds and
sappl1ires set in platinum. The cere-
mony was followed by q reception and
wedding supper for members of both
families at the new home of the
couple, $3.50 South Belmont avenue.
Palms and pink carnations prevailed
III the decorations of the reception
room, pink roses in the library and
pink chrysanthemum in the dining
room The arches were festooned
with Southern smila1.
Mr. and Mrs. Merit will be at
home after November l.. Those
present at the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Dunn. Miss May Dunn,
Miss Eleanor Dunn, Miss Genevieve
Dunn, James Dunn, c. Carroll Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MertZ, MIR, and
Mrs. Charles o. Kopp, Miss Emma Nj.
Mertz, Miss Lillian Kopp, Miss Helen
b. Mertz, Miss Fnola Mert1 and Ray
mond Merit, Of this city; Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil G. Mert2, of Belleville; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Delaney Dunn, of
New York city, and MIR. and Mrs,
Kenneth Barnaby, of Philadelphia.
Miss Marie A. C. RIessner. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Messner, of
80 Hartford street. was married yes
terday afternoon to Martin A. Nc
Donough, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam NJ. McDonough. of 1893 North
Third street. The ceremony was per-
formed at 4 o'clock in st. Joseph's
Church by the pastor, Rev. George
W. Corrigan. The bride wore white
charmeuse gown, made en- train and
with shadow lace. long
tulle veil and carried q shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaid, the BRIDE
groom's sister, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Donough. wore a pink crepe de chine
gown with trimmings of light blue,
a black velvet hat trimmed with pink
feathers andfcarried an arm bouquet
of pink roses. The brides brother,
John Messner, was best man, and the
ushers We're Edward Messner and Jo-
seph McDonough. The ceremony was
followed by a reception for members
Of both families at the home of the
brides parents. Upon their return
from a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
will reside on Watson
avenue, West Orange.
The next meeting of the Newark
branch of the Housewives League
will be held November 3 at the home
Of Mrs. Henry +. Starr. The league
has decided to start the season $
work with shop inspection, 1t will
endeavor to inspire the storekeepers
to try to be on the white label list
and thus be entitled to display the
card of the league. Spe-
cial stress will be laid upon milk and
ice inspection, and the members hope
to be able to take advantage of the
experience of domestic science teach
ers and the milk dispensary. There
have been some changes in the COM
mittee chairmen of the league since
the year book was published The
present council is composed of Mrs
Henry f. Starr, chairman; Mrs. Will
lam s. DisbroW, vlce-chairman; Mrs
William D. Kirkpatrick, education
chairman; Miss Helen NJ. Wooson
acting treasurer; Mrs. Charles Boni
chairman, and Miss Jane
publicity chairman. The
Newark branch was started last
spring under the auspices of the Con-
Club.
Presidents Day, Tuesday afternoon
at Sayre Hall, in the Young Women
Christian Association, SO Washington
street, will mark the opening meet
ing of the Contemporary The hostess
will be Miss Sophronia Anderson
Those who will preside at the tea
tables are Mrs. Frank a. Paterson
Mrs. George F. King, Mrs. Frederick
Gibson and Mrs. Frederick S. Crum
The ushers will be Mrs. Clarence w
Alling. Miss Lydia e. Bailey, Miss
Florence Banister, Mrs. Charles B
Bennett, Mrs. NJ. T.. Blanchard Mrs
w. Bray, Miss Mary C
Garfield, Mrs. William Y. Chapman
Mrs. Henry L. Colt, Mrs. Il. r. Grip
pen. Mrs. Francis r, Currier, Mrs
Charles r. DeBevoise, Mrs. Arthur p
pickerson, Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley
Miss Griselda Film, Miss Addie NJ
Enders, Mrs. G. w. Shirley and Mrs
Erwin ID. Farnsworth.
a large number of members re
sponded to the call for the first meet
ing of the season held YESTERDAY
afternoon by the Council of Jewish
Women at the Jewish SisterhooC
House, Seventeenth avenue and Liy
ingston street. Mrs Nathan Linde
man read a paper on "Grace Agui
lar" well-known author.
The members took occasion to not,
the arrival Of the Jewish feast o
Succoth, which opened yesterday am
will continue for eight days. It is
harvest festival. and the request 70
homemade preserves met with