Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-09

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Mss MINNIE FRANCES SIMON
SON, daughter of Mrs. Woodruff
sigbie Simonson, of 276 Montclair
venue, and George w. Walters, of
ew York, were married last night
4 the new Forest Hill Presbyterian
shurch Rev. Frederick w. Lewis,
sastor of the church, oficiated.
THE bride. who was escorted bv her
t-cther Edmund Simonson. wore a
thite charmeuse gown draped with
use point lace, with a court trait
r white satin brocade fastened on
ne shoulders with clusters OF orange
fossoms. long tulle veil made with
cap of rose point lace and fastened
:, the end Of the train with clusters
e orange blossoms. and carried
hover bouquet of white orchids and
HES of the valley. Her only orna-
Aent was the bridegroom's gift.
Jar pin of diamonds set in platinum
The matron of honor, Mrs. Robert
tabcoclz. of Brooklyn, wore cream
slarduisette gown embroidered in
sink over cream charmeuse, with a
fonrt train of green charmeuse, and
Arried an arm bouquet of pink
f1rvsanthemums.
The bridesmaids, Miss Media
kchoonmaker and Miss Winifred Holt,
II this city, and Miss Gertrude Mil
r5n and Miss Helen Nilsson, of Cata-
~auqua, Pa, wore pink crepe gowns,
nth bodiees of white Chantilly lace
yer pink chiffon and wired skirt
ounces of ChantLlly lace and car
led arm bouquets of pink cosmos.
The flower girl, little Miss Marguerite
gilvie. of Brooklyn, wore white,
and-embroidered batiste frock,
n ka h.+ Irish 1apn with
ink sash and hair bow and carried
.aslxet of pink cosmos. MontaiSu
lterling. of Brooklyn. was best man,
nd the ushers were Leon Schoon-
1aker, of this city; Roy Allen, Oscar
simberley and Edward Nobel, OF
lew York. stephen Hopkins, OF
5loster. and Melville Hart, of Chi
ago. Ridkar Leet, Of Brooklyn,
1aved the wedding march. Mrs
innonson. mother Of the bride, wore
lavender broeaded crepe gown,
Trimmed with point raguile lace.
Pink hrysanthemums, autumn
Saves and palms. prevailed IN the
Eecoration of the church, and pink
icsmos and palms i'll the house.
There q reception for relatives ana
S7timate friends followed the cere-
lcny. Mr.. and Mrs. Walters lett for
: trip through the Adirondacks. Upon
heir return they will reside at 9oT
10 Craw avenue.
Miss Ada. NJ. Terhune, daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. Willard Terhune, of 1o4
Forth Third street, was married last
'isht to F. Melvin Hoagland, son OF
In and Mrs. j. Fred Hoagland. of
o1nson avenue. The ceremony Was
erformed at Davis's parlors by Kew.
ames w. McDouall. pastor of the
;=s,,tsstit Baptist Church, assisted by
eey. James Fl. Mcdonald. pastor
II St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church.
\ rho bride was given in mar
iaee by her father and attended by
he bridegroom's sister. Miss Mar
.,nerite Hoagland The bride wore
lshite crepe meteor gown trimmed
nth pearls and rhinestones ana
,,hantilly lace and a long tulle ven.
nd carried a shower bouquet OF
ride roses and lilies of the valley.
Ter only ornament was q pearl ana
arphre bracelet, the gift OF the
rideeroom. Miss Hoagland wore a
fnR 'charmeuse gown trimmed with
hinesfones. pearls and shadow lace,
ND carried an arm bouquet OF hll-
'srnev roses. Paul w. Neeld was
est man. and the ushers were Roland
sierson. of South Orange, and Arthur
i. Theurer. of this city. The RIBBON
carers were Miss Gertrude Taylor
nd Gilbert Terhune, cousins of the
ride. At the reception that followed
he ceremony the bridal party was
SISTED in receiving by the parents
r the bride and of the bridegroom.
Trs. Terhune wore a gown of wtsterla
harrneuse and Mrs. Hoagland wore a
lack charmeuse gown trimmed win
lue panne velvet and jet and tur-
uoise beads Miss Edith Wade. OF
his CITY. PLAYED the wedding march,
nd before the ceremony Raymond
Iopper. a cousin of the bride, sang
10 Promise Me-" After the reception
n. and Mrs Hoagland left for a trip
3 Niagara Falls. Canada and the
Vest. IJpon their return they will
eside at III Woodside avenue.
Tha narriag Of Miss Helen May
Britain. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
rhsrles H. Britain, OF 10 Speedway |
venue. Iryington. and Frank Wat |
on Pelley. of Portland, Me, formerly |
Il Lynn, Mass, son of Mr. and Mrs. !
William J. Policy, of Lynn, was
olemnized last night at the home of
,e brides parents by Rev. George E. |
)mbard, pastor of the paramount
ptist Church.
4 2e bi ide, who was given in |
49Triage By her father, wore =
nite creme de chine gown trimmed /
18th silk chantilly lace and carried |
shower bouquet of bride roses and /
lilies of the valley. The maid of |
lonor. the hridegroom's sister, Miss /
Mabel Pelley, wore a pink crepe de |
hine gown trimmed with shadow lace |
ind carried an arm bouquet of pink !
roses. The brides brother.
gdward} Britain, was best man and |
pothef brother, William Britain,
nd BENJAMIN MacKinnon, were ush-
rs, The brides sisterin-law, Mrs |
sharles e. Britain, played the we'd |
Ing music. Pink and white roses