Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

THE marriage of Mrs. Louise
: Thompkins Cregar, of % kearny
street, and Charles Watkins john
kton. Of Brooklyn, was solemnized
last night at $3.50 o'clock at the home
Is the bride Rev. John Mcdowell,
rsStor of the Park Presbyterian
Church. of1ciated.
4sha bride. who was given in mar
stage by her brother. Maine 3
Thompkins. wore a gown of white
brocaded charmeuse. combined with
chiffon and trimmed with pearls. rose
point and duchess lace. She wore a
bishops cap of pearls and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the vail
ley
Her little daughter Hespar Thomp-
xins cregar, was flower girl, She
wore a white lingerie gown over pink
elk and carried a basket Of pink
roses. The wedding march was
played by Miss Catherine Eyman
Arthur Z. Carpenter, of Lynn, Mass,
MAS best man.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception. The couple were assisted
in receiving by the bridegroom par
ents Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Johnston,
of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Maine b.
Thompkins. The decorations were
carried out with pink roses and
palms.
After an extended trip through the
Seuth the couple will reside at 20
Kearny street. Mr.. Johnston is a
araduate of Cornell University. class
Of 'a7 Mrs. Johnston Is the daughter
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. Philemon b.
Thompi<ins, of this city.
The members of the Epsilon Delta
Sorority were entertained yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, Joseph
K Ebert, of 101 Montclair avenue. At
the tea that followed the meeting the
president. Mrs Freder' elk Castle, jr.,
and Miss Agnes c. Cummings, pre-
sided at the tea table Miss Edna
Baker. of As State street, will enter
tain the members Wednesday otter
noon, November 10.
The bridal party of Miss Vera
1oicffenbach and a few intimate
friends were entertained yesterday
afternoon at a box party at the Shu-
sert by Miss Wanda Runge, of Union
street. Mrs Emil e. Dieffenbach and
Mrs. Werner Runge chaperoned the
party.
ANNOUNCEMENTS biG bNii1t3 RNiiAltNfNN
foe u bridge party to be given under
4he auspices of the Auxiliary to the
c'hildren's Aid Society for the Pre-
yention of Cruelty to oAildren, at the
Washington. Thursday afternoon,
November 90, at $50 o'clock.
Those who will be in charge are
Mrs. Roy u. Anthony, Mrs. Perdy -
pened.ct. Miss Dorothy Bennett Mrs.
Richard Broas, Miss Dorothy Duff
AIRS. William Kirkpatrick, Mrs
James Philipson, Miss Madeline Roe,
Mrs. r. H. Trimpi, Mrs. Raymond
u. Whitehead and Miss Mary Il.
Somerville.
The department of legislation of the
New Jersey State Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs has issued invitations
Tor d meeting to be held at the \. w.
q. a. building, So Washington street,
November Is, at o'clock, The pro-
gram will consist of THE Need of
policewomen," by Miss Edna Annette
1severidge, of Baltimore. and THE
Working Out Of the Widows Pension
Act" by Mrs. Frederick G. Jacobson
There was a large attendance at
che euchre and whist given last night
ct Ifessspssttal for Women and Chill
slren bY the Nurses Alumnae Assoc
citation for the benefit of tho assocla-
tion. The members of the comm ttee
in charge were Mrs. Mary +. Bachert,
afiss Mary Dawes and Miss Margaret
Jowery.
The Auxiliary of the Home for In
eurables and Hospital will hold a card
party FRIDAY AFTERNOON, November
81 at Davis's parlors, on Broad
street Arrangements were discussed
and the following committee appoint