Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06

MISS EDITH AYRES FURMAN,
III daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. -Earman. of 50 South Tenth street.
andrLouis II. Van Dixie. of Trenton,
were married at II o'clock this morn
ing at the home of the bride
perents by Rev. Albert Foster, pas
tor-ef the RoseVille Baptist Church.
The bride who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore q white
crepe meteor gown made en- raln
and trimmed with princess lace and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley. There were no attend
ants
The ceremony and the wedding
breakfast that followed were at
tended by only members Of both
families. Upon their return from a
wedding trip Mr., and Mrs. Van Dixie
viii make their home in Trenton.
Ssnnuel kaufman. who has just re-
eeished his degree from Columbia
College, has left for an automobile
trip through New Hampshire, with
Stanley NJ. Lazarus. of New Orleans,
a graduate of Tulane University and
a elassmate of Mr.. Kaufman at the
Columbia Law School. They VIII
stoP@at Cambridge to attend the Har-
ward commencement exercises.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Widmer
Campbell, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
John c. Campbell, of 7S5 Mt. Pros
peet avenue, and Richard Maxwell
Taylor, of Belleville, was soiemnized
at ) o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Dutch Reformed Church, Belle
vile, by the pastor, Rev. William j.
II. Miller.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was attended by
her sister, Miss Evelyn VI. Campbell,
as maid of honor, and another sister,
Miss Eleanor w. Campbell, and Miss
Helen Towelson as bridesmaids. The
brides brother, Leggett G. Campbell
was best man. +. Il. Collard, or
ganist of the church, furnished the
wedding music.
The ceremony and the wedding
supper that followed at the home of
the brides parents were attended by
only members of both families and u
few intimate friends. Upon their re-
turn from a wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will reside in Belleville.
DR.. Augusta Madison Keim, Mrs.
George Rogers, Mrs. Harry Jones,
Mrs Carl Merz and Mrs. William
Soldier were in the receiving line at
the tea given yesterday afternoon by
pitaI for Women and Children at the
hospital, at South Tenth street and
Central avenue. Mrs. John Nc
Cracker and Mrs. Samuel owen pre-
sided at the tea table and the mem
bers, of the auxiliary board acted as
fioaters. Spring flowers prevailed in
the decoration Of the room, while
pink and white sweet peas formed
the centrepiece of the table. Mrs.
in s,11ra V-Frli
of the tea room, assisted by Mrs.
John Conklin.
Mrs. Harold Brangs presided at
the candy table; Mrs. Henry Pilch
and Mrs. Pearsall Campbell, at the
apron table; Mrs. John NJ. Rand and
Mrs Arthur Sanford, at the jardi-
nieres; Mrs. Charles Essig, Mrs.
Hilda Ginger and Miss Louise Essig,
at the miscellaneous table; Mrs.
Stephen Oughletree assisted BY
members of the Girls Guild of the
Oranges, at the ice cream table;
Mrs Frank II. Sommer, Mrs. John
3. Foster and Miss Katherine SOM
mer, at the cake table.
Miss Eva Spector, daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Max Spector. of 1O4 Thir- |
teenth avenue, and Benjamin !
Wulach, son of Mr., and Mrs. Louis /
Wulach, Of Speedway avenue. Irving |
ton, will be married tomorrow at the !
home of Miss Spector's parents byl
Rabbi julius Silberfeld. There will
De no attendants. The ceremony will
be followed by a reception.
Court Seton No. y, National Order |
Daughters of Isabella, will celebrate !
its seventh anniversary next Satur-
day with a banquet at o'clock at |
Lorber's, New York city, followed by |
a. theatre party at a performance of |
High Jinks" at the Casino. Reserva-
tiohs for either banquet or theatre !
party should be made at once TO the !
chairman of the committee in charge, :