Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03
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M RS. Earle Gladstonce Childs, OF
w $50 Clinton avenue, will enter
. tain at bridge Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Miss Grace Harris. OF
Summer avenue, whose marriage tc
Frederick William Smith, also of this
City, will take place Wednesday,
November IL. Mrs Child's guests will
Dclude the bridal party and intimate
] friends of the bride-to-be.
Miss Bessie Werlich, of Bruce
! .atreet, was guest of honor last night
st a dinner and reception given by
i Mrs Sadie Carey, of Ia Thirteenth
avenue The decorations. yellow and
white, were carried out with chrysan-
themums. Dinner was served for the
members of the immediate family and
buffet supper served at midnight
for those who called during the eve
ming.
The marriage OF Miss Werlich and
Louis Mosias, of &C Bruce street, will
be solemnized Sunday evening, De-
cember z.
Mrs. S. Schwabacher, of 1888 Little
! tan avenue, gave a linen shower last
s night In honor of Miss Minnie Schlos-
* ser, whose marriage to Seymour
Sanger win take place Sunday, No
sTssvember ., and Miss Emma Straus,
~ &ho will mary Mortimer M. Schlos-
~ ser. Sunday, November %
i r. Among those present We're: Miss
= f,eah Weiss, Miss Hattie Weiss, Miss
Ut Irances Lowry, Miss Clara Cohen, Miss
ssssBirdie and Miss Sadie LAUDER, Mrs.
- Leo Bierman, Miss jeanette Stratus,
x Miss Harriet Hauser, Mrs. g. A.
e 'fffrsch, Mrs. Leon Schlosser, the
Misses Fannie and Flora Schlosser,
sof this city. and Mrs Oscar Pincus,
, of Long Island City
In the presence of large gathering
of relatives and friends Miss Belle
Puder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Sig
ls1snaund Puder, of 211 Peshlne avenue,
and Maurice e. Levick. son of Mrs.
! Iisel Levick, of Philadelphia, were
married last night at O'Clock at
Achtel- Stetter's by Rabbi Solomon
Foster.
THE bride, who was given in mar
X rage by her father, wore draped
gown of white satin, made entrain
3 fand trimmed with duchess lace and
= swhite-ribbon carnations, long
duchess lace veil, made In cap effect
i land caught up with lilies of the val
z ley and carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor. the brides
aunt, Mrs. Mark Harris, of Philadel-
phia, Wore a draped gown of white
charmeuse, brocaded in gold, made
ca. train and trimmed with duchess
lace and pearls and carried an arm
bpquet of white roses.
-s.The maid of honor, the BRIDE
skroom's cousin, Miss Bessie Nesky, of
4sPhiladelphia, wore a draped gown
or white crepe meteor. made en- train
80 and trimmed with gold lace and car
fded an arm bouquet of white car
nations with streamers of green
gauze ribbon.
The bridesmaids were the bride
groom's cousins, Miss Reba Levick,
OF Philadelphia, and Miss Dorothy
Beckelman, OF this city. Miss Lee
wick wore Nile green satin. trimmed
with duchess lace, and Miss Beckel-
man wore white crepe meteor trim
med with white Chantilly lace and
green panne velvet They both car
ried arm bouquets of white chrysan-
themums, with streamers of green
gauze ribbon.
The bridegroom's brother. Samuel
y. Levick, attended him as best man.
and the ushers were the brides
brothers, Abraham IL. Puder, Henry
Pnder and Maurice b. Puder, of this
city; Mark Harris, OF Philadelphia,