Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-21

THE First Presbyterian Church was
the scene Of a pretty wedding
yesterday afternoon, when Miss
Dorothy Lee, daughter of Mr. and
Airs. William A. Lee, of 10 Lincoln
Park, and Harrison Sayre Higbie, son
iDf James Sayre IIigbie, of 1913 Broad
street were married. The ceremony
mas solemnized at 4:30 O'Clock, Rev.
lHilliam ]. Dawson. pastor of the
church. officiating. The bride. who was
given IN marriage by her father. WAS
attended by Miss Florence Gilmore
Murphy. as maid of honor; the brides
groonns sister, Mrs. NJ Wilmington
Clement; her cousins, Miss Matilda
g. Dodd and Miss AdeIine podd, and
Miss Eleanor j. McCarter, Of this
city; Miss Katherine Cameron Pot
TER Of East Orange. and Miss Helen
Stimsou. OF Buffalo. Clifford r..
eEoorhees. of New Brunswick, was
best ms1l. and the ushers were Nor
gFssn Claarlock and Jchiel Gardner
.Shfpman. of Elizabeth; Leslie e.
Lord. Harry Kingsland Dodd, Fred
erie S. Bigelow, John Ogden Bigelow
Charles Ashmuu, Raymond Drake,
md the BRIDEGROOM brothers-inlsw
George Barker and NJ. Wilmington
Clement.
The bride wore a draped gown OF
white satin. made en- train, with a
chiffon waist trimmed with duchess
sud rose point lace, worn by her
mother and grandmother on their
rwedding gowns, a long tulle veil. held
Ia place with a wreath of orange
blossoms, and carried a shower bou-
Eqiiet of lilies of tho valley and gar
itlenias. Her only ornament was a
diamond boMknnt pin. the gift of the
tlsridegroonl. Miss Murphy wore a
tIsoiret model of ecru lace ruffles with
i draperies OF Natter blue chiffon end
sng in the back in a large butterfly
ohow. a hat with an ecru lace brln
fsnd a soft crown OF Natter blue vel
rvet with a standing pink rose, and
carried an arm bouquet of Radiant
roses. The bridesmaids wore Natter
thilc satin gowns with FISH trains AND
Npgerslxirts of ecru chiffon, klmona
cwaists of chiffon over lace and blue
lsatin girdles, ending in the back in
bows The brims of their
aats were Of ecru lace and the crowns
Of Natter blue velvet with wired
h.efvet bows. They all wore the
brides gift, bar pins of sapphires
Ind pearls, and carried arm bouquets
tif Radiant roses.
I Immediately preceding the bride
awere the bridegroom's little niece and
Tne,fev. Miss Mary Thornton Bar
lyer and George Barker, jr. Little Miss
lIsarker wore a white hand -cmbroid-
irrcd batiste gown trimmed with baby
Irish lace and carried basket of
Radiant roses.
Mrs. Lee wore gray chiffon vel
vet suit, the waist of which was gray
.rhiffon trimmed with steele, ana a
I'D x4rftf
gray feathers.
terms prevailed in the decora tons OF
-tha church. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by O reception at the Lee home
on Lincoln park Killarney roses
prevailed in the decoration of the
reeeption room. yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS in the drawing room, white
in the dining room
and American beauty roses in the
hther rooms.
I ITnon their return from a wedding
Arlp Mr. and Mrs. lIigbie will reside
st 1913 Broad street Mrs. Hlgple
Hrsvelipg costume Wa a brown clotn
&uit trimmed with brown velVet ano
i brown velvet hat mounted with a
brown feather. ...
1ha occasion marked the twenty
brides parents.
In the presence Of large gathering
hf relatives and friends Miss Dorothy
Il. Plaut. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
rSustavc Plaut. of los Clinton avenue,
hnd William Saks, son of Mrs. An
brew Salks. of New York, were mar
kied last evening at $50 O'Clock at the
Hotel Plaza. New York city. Rabbi
Solomon Foster. Of this city, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride,
tvho was given in marriage by
her father, wore 4 white satin
gown made en- train and trimmed
with rose point lace, 9, long tulle veil
caugtm up with orange blossoms. and
carried shower bouquet of bride
roses. white orchids and jasmine. Her
only ornament was a diamond brace
let, the gift of her uncle, Moses Plaut,
of this city. The matrons of honor,
the brides cousin, Mrs. Leon Ottinger,
and Mrs. Horace A. Saks, wore deli
cate pink satin gowns with draperies
OF rose color chiffon, rose color satin
glrdles with butterfly bows in the
back and carried shower bouquets of
Nesbith roses and blush pink double
sopvardia. The other attendants,
IRIS. L. Simon Plaut, of this city; Mrs.
Ealter Hess, Miss May Heineman and
Miss Marjorie Schloss. OF New York