Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19

IN the presence of a large gathering
of relatives and friends Miss Alice
= Allsepp, daughter of MI. and Mrs.
Henry Allsopp, of 722 Clinton avenue
and DR.. Frank Kaufholds of 6SS Gin
E0ton avenue, were married last night
,at the home of the brides parents.
LRev. Joseph F. Folsom, pastor Of the
e Clinton Avenue Presbyterian Church.
- officiated.
The bride, who was given in mar
:. .Iflriage by her father was attended by
S,her sister, Mrs. Walter q. Thatcher,
: Pof Orange, as matron of honor, and
her cousin, Miss ElFa Allsopp, as
E Eshower girl. DR. Walter Hess, OF Lit
- tie Falls, N. Y, was best man, and
- the ushers were the brides brother,
Albert q. Allsopp, and the bride
groom's brother-in-law, Louis Hasel-
mayer.
v The bride wore O draped gown of
PiIwhite brocaded charmeuse made en-
Dntrain and trimmed with pearls and
goa long tulle veil made with a duchess
8 rig lace cap and caught up with orange
serblossons. She carried a shower bou-
ceequet Of bride roses and lilies Of the
hovailey Mrs. Thatcher wore u pink
M charmeuse dress with q draped tun.e
Nef chantilly lace and carried shower
EEL bouquet Of white chrysanthemume.
foi1he flower girl wore white lingerie
WAND lace over pink with pink hair
nlbows and sash and carried basket
a OF pink sweet peas.
va Ferns and white chrysanthemums
Gu were used In the decorations Of the
90 drawing-rocm, and PINK roses, pink
VI chrysanthemums and Southern smi-
Stilax were used in the dining-room.
". DR.. and Mrs. Kaufhold left on an
Elextended trip and upon their return
ln'will reside at Al Leslie street. Mrs.
2 sWsKaufhold's travelling costume consist
ed of a taupe-colored broadcloth suit
E hot trim nod xxif
1eplumes.
- Police Judge and Mrs. Simon Hahn,
pp1of sci High street. will be ''at home"
1hIs evening to their friends. The
sv,eccaeion will mark the seventh we'd
2 siding anniversary of the Judge and his
wife, Mrs. Hahn will be assisted Ia
tcreceiving by Mrs. Mortimer Lowry,
a, Mrs. Maurice Meyer and Mrs. Henry
piSamuels.
b The members of tho Ladies' Auxil-
tharv OF the Young Mems Catholic AS
tosociation will give the first dance this
uSyening of the series to be given
Throughout tho winter In Institute
siaiall, IS New street. Those In charge
lanf the arrangements are Miss Anna
: seANalsh, Miss Bessie Stevens, Miss
. toalargaret O'Brlen, Miss Snllie
81 wNcaVer and Mrs. James Dowd.
3 Al
q The marriage of Miss Margaret
In clan. of o. Niagara street, and Jo-
Insoph Stahl. of 90 Niagara street, was
sVsolemniaed this morning at ST. Nary
~ r. G.. Church at 1890 o'clock by Rt.
tseo4ev. Abbot Ernest Helmstetter, of
ss.al'st. Mary's Abbey, uncle of the bride.
nFather Alexander. o. s. b.. was cele-
eprant of the solemn high mass.
n9rather Gabriel. Q. S. B., deacon, and
tftTFuth HanrU gtrh dooo
! len the sanctuary were Father Ber-
:s.hard. @. s. B.. and Venerable Brother
lAnthony. o. $. b.
~ - The bride, who was attended by
- .ssber sister, Miss Theresa Nelan and
apAdiss Anna Stahl and Miss Theresa
80 Stahl sisters of the bridegroom,
wore gowns OF white crepe meteor,
fetrimmed with Duchess lace. tulle
fNeil caught up with Lilies of the val
- Icy. Hhe carried "A shower bouquet
saf white chrysanthemums.
- Her attendants wore white char
pi7feHgc, tetmmed with silk shadow
s..,A ace. and carried white chrysanthe-
- Ahnums. The ceremony WAS followed
s. Aioy a wedding breakfast at tho home
f3f the brides mother.
50 The best man was Ernest Stahl,
1ohrother of the bridegroom, and the
,uahers were Thomas McKenna. of
s,,fiNew York; III ban Schafer, Frank
mood and Leonard Kusterer.
= A theatre and supper party will be
n Scfheld by the members of tho Original
= waix Club on Thanksgiving Day.
pc An organ recital to be given under
Sthe auspices of the Playground Com
9~s mission Is planned for Sunday, No
: pNember 3d. Effort is being made to
q, lyDbtain the use of the First Presby-
tfferian Church auditorium.
I'D
"a Tho choir of the Clinton Avenue
= ad3aptist Church will give Its initial
aeoncert in the church tonight.
I'D,
al Among those who have taken boxes
eItor the benefit performance to be CIV
eoT@n Monday evening at the Orpheun
STheatre under the auspices Of the
Eighth Avenue Day Nursery are Mrs
rPeter Young, Mrs. Thomas A. Mar,
Pton, Mrs. e. A. Rine and Mrs. Hen.
sly r. Starr who will entertain 6
charity OF young people from out o.
town; Mrs. James NJ Seymour, Mrs
lifIenry j. Them and Mrs. Paul Blu
erhanan.
A. The physicians on the nursery
Cstaff will also occupy one of the