Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-26
DECKER WRIGHT
NUPT|ALS TONIGHT
Ceremony to Be Performed at
Home of Brides Parents in
East Orange.

Miss Gertrude Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Wright, of
179 North Seventeenth street, East
Orange, will be married this evening
to L. Willard Decker, also of East
Orange. The ceremony will be per-
ormed at the home of the brides
parents by Rev. Henry johnson, of
East Orange, under bower of
smilax, chrysanthemums and palms.
Miss Elsie Butt. of Paterson. will
be maid of honor, and the best man
will be DIR. Arthur Mcclellan, of East
Orange. The bridal veil is of antique
rose point, which has been worn by
the brides of her family for a genera
ton. After a wedding trip the couple
will reside at 131 North Nineteenth
| street, East Orange.
The brides gift to the maid OF
honor was gold bar pin, and the
best mans gift, diamond cuff links.
| One of the Thanksgiving weddings
in the Oranges tomorrow will be cele-
brated at a nuptial mass in st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church, Orange,
when Miss Bertha Marie Everett.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Everett, of II Elm street, Orange. will
be married to Charles Elmer Rousel5,
also of Orange. Rev. Nicholas Marnell
will perform the ceremony.
The brides only attendant will be
her sister, Miss Caroline Everett, and
the best man will be Joseph o. Hoff-
man, of Indianapolis, Ind. The ushers
will be Seymour b. Everett, brother
of the bride; Harry and Charles Con-
Ion and Frank Maher, of Newark,
n nValr n ad II ..fC
After the ceremony there will be a
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of
the brides parents for the relatives
and immediate friends of the bride
and bridegroom.
| Rev. and Mrs. Stephen ]. Herben,
| of Park avenue, Orange, entertained
at dinner last evening at their home.
| Covers We're laid for seven. Pink
carnations prevailed in the decora-
tons The guests were Mrs. Thomas
A. Edison, of West Orange: Bishop
Vincent, of Chicago; DR.. Slater, of
Rochester, and John Miller, of Or
ange.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Harris and
family, of Fairview avenue, South
| Orange, have gone to their home, at
Palm Beach, for a short visit, to re-
| turn for their house rance to be given
on the evening of December 20.
There will be a dinner and dance
| tomorrow evening at the Essex
County Country Club, West Orange.
At the afternoon reception to be
| given by Mrs. John Edwards Davey,
| of Central avenue, East Orange. to
/ fnfr0Httan haV don ~
| Davey, on Saturday the hostess will
be assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Charles v. Gerhardt; Mrs. C. f. Doss,
of Garden City; Mrs. Alfred T. Heyn,
Mrs. Gardner Colby, Mrs. William
Lloyd, Mrs. Nelson May, Mrs. Henry
Bright, Mrs. Leonard Baldwin, Mrs.
Paul S. Gerhardt and Mrs. Alexander
Mcbride.
The younger assisting party will in.
clude Miss Florence Heyn, Miss Maud
Cooper, Miss Cynthia Baldwin, Miss
Kathryn Carter, Miss Emma Wylly
Miss Elizabeth Whitney. Miss Rosa
mond Coney, Miss Geraldine Dutton
of Springfield, Mass; Miss Phyllis
/ Kerr, of Staten Island; Miss Edns
Smith, of Boston; Miss Cornelia Van.
derwater of Flushing, Long Island;
Miss Dorothy White, OF Buffalo; Miss
Ruth Otis, of Newton Centre, Mass
and Miss Meta Cole. Following the
reception there will be a dance at the
Essex County Country Club for Miss
| Davey's assisting party.
! Mrs. Edmund r. Halsey, of Della
ware avenue. South Orange was
hostess at the meeting of the Outlook
Club of South Orange yesterday al
her home. Rev. p. Fl. Murdoch, OF
South Orange. gave an interestine
lecture on Robert Burns" Mrs.
William Burnett, of South Prospect
street, South Orange, will have the
next meeting, the feature of which
will be a recital by Mrs. Brady, OF
New York.
The first mid-winter dances of the
younger set of the Oranges will be-
held this evening at the Woman's
Club of Orange. The second dance
will be on New Years eve, December
81. These affairs are very popular
and are always largely attended.