Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22

crepe meteor gown made en- train,
draped with net embroidered in sill
yer and trimmed with pearls, long
tulle veil made In cap effect, wreathed
and caught up with orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
The brides mother attended her as
matron of honor. She wore black
and white crepe meteor gown
trimmed with green chiffon, jet and
silver and carried an arm bouquet of
deep pink roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Sara Bau-
man, Miss Mae Weinberg, Miss Marie
Baron, Miss Gussie Brewster, Miss
Jean Baron and Miss Bertha Abelson,
of New York, wore pink crepe meteor
gowns, four-cornered gold lace hats
trimmed with pink rosebuds and car
ried arm bouquets of delicate pink
roses. Herman Geist attended his
brother as best man and the ushers
were: Maurice Sawyer, brother of the
bride; Arthur Bauman, William
Weinberg and Irving Fink, of New
York city, and Harry Hertzberg, OF
this city.
Pink roses, palms, ferns and aodth-
ern smilax prevailed in the decoration
of the temple and OF the Hotel Bon
Ray, Madison avenue and Ninety
second street, where a wedding sup
per for relatives and intimate friends
followed the Ger smony.
Upon their return from a trip to
Bermuda Mr.. and Mrs. Geist will re-
side at 141st street and Riverside
drive, New York Mrs. Geists trav-
cling costume consisted of taupe
chiffon velvet suit, with a collar of
white fox, a taupe velvet muff
trimmed with white fox and a taupe
velvet hat with a silver crown
trimmed with white fox and a CORA
feather
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Siegel. of 4S1
South Belmont avenue. gave recep-
ton last night In honor of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
TIllie Siegel, to Abram Marx, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Marx. of 49, SPRING
field avenue. The couple received
many handsome presents. They ex-
pect to marry next fall.
The home of the parents of Miss
Siegel was richly decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums, and fol-
lowing the supper an entertainment
was given, vocal and Instrumental
music forming part of the program.
Among the many guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Marx. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Marx, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Marx, Mr..
ana Mrb, II. bderncopl, MI anu WI o
s. Segel, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Zins, MI
and Mrs. 1. Bernstein, Mr.. and Mrs
M. Bitton, Mr.. and Mrs. M Blum.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Starr. Mr.. and Mrs
3. Gerber, L. Gerber, Jos. b. Baern-
copf, Mr. and Mrs. j. Weinberg. Mr..
and Mrs H. Weiser, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Pashkow, Miss D. Baumann, Chas
Marx, Miss ]. Bitton and the Misses
M. and A. Marx, hll of this
H., AGra n ~ IF
sonia, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Levy,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hammacher and Mr..
and Mrs e. Steinberg, Of New York
city.
The silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Ross, of 242
Summer avenue, was celebrated Sat-
urday night. Many silver tokens of
esteem were presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross. While refreshments were
being served several vocal selections
were rendered by Mr.. Craig. Palms
were used in the decoration of the
house.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Faulhaber, Mrs. Tuttle. Mrs.
Palmer Mrs. Bohemia, ]. Howard
Phillippi, Thomas Reed, Edward An
druss, Mr.. England, Samuel Brewster,
Charles Hummell, Louis Sloss, Mr.
Rogers, Mr.. Padelford, Clarence Bird,
c. r. divine, e. C. Farrand, Mr.. Hill,
William Jell, Cyrus o. Baker, Mr..
Mulcahy, Mr.. Mower, Colonel Clar-
ence Hodson, all of Newark; MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Mulch and Samuel Sill
verburg, of Nutley; e. Collier. OF
Bloomfield; Pierson Black, Belleville;
w. E. Underwood, Tenafiy; G. w.
Hatch, Charles H. Kienle and Frank
w. Harrington, of New York city;
Edward M. Ross, e. James Tull,
Charles Ellis. e. Wllfred Ross, Ralph
Ross, A. j. Cramer, Claude Walker,
Thomas walters and Miss Charlotte
Lambden, all of Pocomoke City, Md;
Mrs. Martha Matthews and G. p.
Jones. of Salisbury, Md; Roland Will
cox, Mystic, Conn; Robert G. Caver-
ly, Hartford, Conn; Mrs. A. J. Hen
derson, Leon Barrett, M. Mccullough,
Ivan Mckay and Timothy Henderson.
of Dorchester, Mass; George White,
Natick, Mass; Al Caron, Quincy,
Mass; George Mccullough, Needham,
Mass; Miss Leila Henderson, Miss
Myrtle Porter, DIR. George Lothrop,
Emil Schwab, Charles e. Belcher and
Samuel L. Powers, of Boston, Mass;
J. b. Smith, North Stoughton, Mass;
Miss Helena F'uerle, Walter Saunders,
r. Sutermeister and Mr.. Taylor. of
walloston, Mass; Fred Whittier,
Somerville, Mass; Harry w. Wilson.
Roxbury, Mass; John p. Coghlin,
Worcester, Mass; A. Arthur Ziegler,
Jamaica Plain, Mass; r. ]. Boynton,
Lowell, Mass; William Pruitt and
Charles Maaon. of Greenbackville,