Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-14

MISS MABEL f. SELBY, daugh-
IN ter of the late Mrs. Esther G.
Selby, of this city, whose
marriage to George Schreiner, of New
York. will take place in the st. Regis
Hotel ON Wednesday evening, gave a
dinner for the members of the bridal
party in her home in the Hotel Marie
Antoinette Saturday night,
Covers were laid for fourteen. Miss
Selby's attendants were given dainty
pearl and gold necklaces with pearl
pendants, and the prospective BRIDE
!. groom presented his best man and
ushers with gold cigar cutters. Iable
decorations were in pink, with shaded
candelabra and a centrepiece Of pink
roses and miniature pots of pink
sweet peas at each plate Ices were
served in the form of pink hearts.
The guests included the three ma
irons of honor, Mrs. w. Carroll Will
son, Miss Selby's sister; Mrs. William
e. Selby, of this city. and Mrs. Fred
g erick Straub, sister of Mr.. Schreiner
E William e. Selby, who will give his
sister in marriage; the best man,
herDert Schreiner, and the ushers,
Frederick Straub, w. Carroll Wilson,
]. Edward Cook and Carl Tye.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
cammeyer Dodd, daughter of Mr.
d Mrs Robert Pierce Dodd, of
ldwell, and Edward Leslie Win
my, of Bradford, England, was
Dlemnized Saturday afternoon at
me Park Presbyterian Church by
TIC Rev. John Mcdowell. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
father, wore a blue crepe gown, a
Y taupe hat to match, and carried
bride roses. Miss Elizabeth Green,
of this city, who was the only at
tendant, wore a gown Of champagne
colored silk, black hat to match
! trimmed with tan and brown feathers
and carried Killarney roses. Leslie
4 Gardner, of New York city, was best
man. After a short trip the couple
will reside in Caldwell.
Miss Stella Drake, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Elkanah Drake
was married Saturday night to Hiram
futile, of this city. The ceremony
was performed at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Leslie b. Mil
Ter. Of Hedden terrace. The Rev. DR.
A. II. futile, of Summit officiated.
The bride wore a gown of gray crepe
meteor and carried lilies of the val
lev. Her attendant Miss Claire Mil
Ter, a niece, wore pale pink messaiine
( yelled in pink chiffon. The couple
will reside temporarily at 81 Hedden
terrace.
Owing to death and illness, only inn
mediate relatives were present TO-DAY
AT the marriage of Miss Edna Mckir-
gan. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mcxfrgan. of 6s7 Elizabeth avenue, TO
George L. Eshleman, of Pennsylvania,
which WAS solemnized at the home of
the brides parents by the Rev. H.
Newton Dobson The bride, who was
riven In marriage by her father. wore
white lace robe and carried bridal
POSES. The day marks the thirty
third wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. McKirgan, and the wedding cake
that was cut today was one OF the
{ cakes that were made for the wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs McSirgan thirty
three years ago. At the breakfast
that followed the ceremony, covers
we're set for fifteen. The decorations
were pink spring flowers and ferns
+ The couple will be at home after June
- in Lyons, N. j.
Mrs. William Champ, of Riverside
Z drive, New York city, entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home IN
honor of Miss Mabel r., Selby, of New
4 York. and formerly of this city, whose
marriage to George Schreiner of New
York, will take place Wednesday
Covers were set for eleven. Mrs.
John Schreiner, the prospective bride
grooms mother, will entertain at
luncheon today at her home. 1O4 West
12Sd street.
Mrs. Victor Personnel will be in
charge of the card party that will be
given Wednesday afternoon in the
Hoffman building. The proceeds will
: be devoted to the Ladies' Guild of the
Beth Israel Hospital. At the close Of
the afternoon tea will be served. Mrs.
Personnel will be assisted by Mrs,
Charles Feuersten.
Miss Lille May Steffens will enter
tain at luncheon followed by a
ADJUSTMENTS.