Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-26
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will be performed by Rabbi Solomon
Foster, of this city.
Miss Plaut will be given in marriage
by her father and will be attended
by her cousin, Mrs Leon Ottinger, OF
New York, as matron of honor. Her
other attendants will be Mrs. L.
Simon Plaut of this city; Mrs. Hor-
ace A. Saks, Mrs. Walter Hess, Miss
May Heineman and Miss Marjorie
Schloss, all of New York city.
Mr.. Saks's brother, Horace A. Sahs,
will be best man. Those who will
serve as ushers are Joseph Saks, a
cousin; Leon Ottinger, Walter Hess,
L. Simon Plaut, Arthur Heelein and
Gordon S. 2. Kleeberg.
After three months trip to Europe
tn ecoupIe will reside in New York for
the winter.
Miss Laura Margaret Reininger,
whose marriage to ]. Robert Wiss,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. j.
Wiss, of III Paramount avenue, will
take place October 10, was guest OF
honor today at an afternoon recep--
ton, which was given from to D
at the home of Mrs. Louis Borsurn,
of 1871 South Seventh street. Mrs.
Borsum, the hostess, was assisted In
receiving by her daughter, Mrs. Will
lam C. Fielder. The decorations were
lavender and pink, the color scheme
which will be used at Miss Rein
myers wedding. Violets and pink
roses were used.
Among those present we're Mrs.
Frederick Wiss, Mrs. William II.
Barkhorn, Mrs. David l. Lasher,
Mrs. Edward Hoffman, Mrs. Agnes
Moeller, Mrs. William H. Fielder,
Mrs. F. r. Sanford, jr.. Mrs. Ed
win Gushing and Mrs, Richard Rein
niger, Miss Lola Lasher, Miss Dora
Wurth, Miss Margaretta Hausman,
Miss Florence Seller, Miss Helen
Dohlinger, Miss Marion Lasher and
Miss Lillian Reininger.
Miss Reininger's marriage will take
place october 10 in the Memorial
Presbyterian Church by the pastor,
Rev. Andrew S. Zimmerman. Her
bridal coterie will include Mrs. Will
lam Denton Taylor, a sister of Mr..
Wiss, who will be matron of honor,
and Miss Lola Lasher will be maid
of honor. Her bridesmaids will be
Miss Lillian Reininger, her sister;
Miss Theodore Wurth, Miss Jessie
Buchanan, Miss Catherine Pfeund-
schuh and Miss Gertrude C. Trefz.
Herbert Hunckele will be best man
and the ushers will be Leon ]. Bark
horn, Dr. William Denton Taylor,
Herbert Huger, DR.. Arthur Rupp and
Norman Wiss, a brother of the
bridegroom elect. Miss Helen Rein
niger and Miss Hazel Reininger, sis
tiers of the prospective bride, will
serve as flower girls. The ceremony
will be followed by reception at the
home of Miss Reininger's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reininger, at
191 South Seventh street.
General and Mrs. Edward P.
Meany, of New York, and formerly
of this city, will entertain at dinner
this evening at their summer home,
Convent Station. Covers will be set
for twenty.
Miss Viola Rothschild, of ia Wash
ington street, entertained at her
home last night in honor of Henry
Litzebauer, a member of the Rose
Vile A. A baseball team. A musical
program was given and a buffet
supper served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Schaub,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rothschild,
Bertha Huber, Miss Margaret Huber,
Miss May Vanzandt, Miss Madeline
WlSSell MISS lrInd WlSSell, MISS
Meta Mitchell, Miss Gertrude Shoup,
Miss Bertha Litzsbauer, Miss Louise
Litzsbauer, Miss Ruth Bolen, Miss
Ethel White, Miss Catherine Quinn,
Miss Bertha Rothschild, Miss Matilda
Ryan, George Mccormick, John
Moore, william Meyers, Lou Russell,
Arnold Koehep, Richard Thile, Harry
Ober, Ralph Tounsen, Louis Wehle,
Frank McCurdy, Harry Klein and
William Kull
Mrs. Philip Holzner, of 6S Nelson
place, was guest of honor last night
at reception given in honor of her
ninetieth birthday anniversary at
Achtel-Stetter's With the exception
of two of her children. who died sew
eral years ago, all of her children,