Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25

~ Il. Estabrook, of is White ter
race. Miss Hazel Valentine Es-
.aEook was married last. night to
William Harold Soper, son of Mr..
and Mrs William J. Soper. of New
York. The Rev. DR.. e. A. WATSON,
rector of St. Stephens Episcopal
Church, offieiated.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white
satin gown made en- train and
trimmed with point Venise lace,
tong tulle veil caught up with orange
blossoms, and she carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies OF
the valley The maid of-honor, Miss
Genevieve SeaVerns, of Union, wore
pink charmeuse with bugle trimming
and carried an arm bouquet of pink
carnations, and the flower girl, the
brides niece, little Miss Marion Don
ahue. of Crawford, wore baby Irish
embroidery over pink satin and car
ried basket of pink and white car
Nations.
The bridegroom's brother, Walter j.
Eoper. of Wyndham, n. Y, was best
man, and Mrs Edwin Fl. Fstabrook.
IN aunt of the bride, playedd the
bridal music A pink color scheme
WAS carried out in the decorations
with pink carnations and streamers
bf pink ribbon on the chandeliers
which were festooned with mountain
laurel and asparagus fern dotted with
small incandescent lights. At the re-
keption that followed the ceremony
me bridal party was assisted in re-
keiving by the brides father and Sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph c. Donahue, of Gran
ford, and the bridegroom parents,
sIr. and Mrs. William J. Soper. Mrs.
Oonahue wore lavender crepe
meteor gown with beaded trimmings
md Mrs. Soper one of white lace and
BACK velvet.
IUpon returning from their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Soper will reside
1t IS White terrace.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Celeste Rohr Rein
bard, daughter of Mrs. julius Fried
anwaId. of Baltimore, to L. Simon
Plaut, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Plaut, of 81 Clinton avenue. The
ceremony viii be solemnized Monday
Mening, April IA. at the Chizuk
Emunah Synagogue, Baltimore, Md.
A reception will follow the ceremony
1T the Hotel Belvedere.
Miss Edith Uterrnann, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Utermann, Will
be married this evening at the New
Vienna Hall, New York city,to Joseph
siegier, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis
siegler. of 1857 South Seventh street.
rhe ceremony Will be solemnized by
Rabbi Joseph Hahn.
Miss Helen Huffman, of Roseville
avenue, and J. Meredith Miller will
be guests of honor at the dinner that
will be given this evening by Miss
Emily Ward. of Rosevflle avenue, at
her residence. Covers will be set for
sixteen. The guests VIII include Mr..
and Mrs. Waldron Ward, Miss Mar
gerry Miller, Miss Anna Skinner, Miss
Elizabeth Ward. Miss Sadie Woolson,
Miss Miriam Pierce, Cotton futile,
DurreIl futile, Robert Dunn Wesley
REYNOLDS. James Martin and William
Ward. Miss Ward will entertain her
kuests at bridge during the evening.
Miss Helen Confroy, of Bergen
street. was married yesterday after
noon at st. Joseph's Catholic Church
bv the Rev. Andrew Clark to William
Borst jr., of Newark street. The
bridegroom was attended by Walter
Snyder and Miss Bessie Joyce was
maid of honor After a short trip the
eouple will reside at South Tenth
street.
Mrs. John D. Battin was in charge
Of the committee selling souvenir pro-
grams last night at the benefit per-
Torrance of the Governors Lady
given under the auspices OF the
Auxiliary of st. Michael's Hos
nital. The programs were sold by
Hiss Geordie Garrigan. chairman;
Miss Gertrude Motzenbecker, Miss
Matilda Riehman, Miss Nellie Quinn,
Miss May Mccormick, Miss Rosemary
Dempsey and Miss Joan Battin.
The boxholders were Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Battin. who invited Mon
signor 1saaac p. Whelan, the Rev.
Eugene p. Carroll. the latter of Ho
boken; Mr. and Mrs. Robert e. Jen
nings, of Jersey City; Miss Elizabeth
Downing, Miss Joan Battin, Miss
Mary Battin and Robert O'Gorman,
of this ely; Mrs. Bernard NJ. Shan
ley, jr., who entertained Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Mullin, Mr.. and Mrs. j.