Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-05

A WEDDING of interest to many
= n Newarkers will take place
s Thursday afternoon, February 8, al
+. the Church of Zion and st. Timothy
New York city, when Miss Dorothy
Il N. Parker, daughter of Mrs. Gustav
I Stromberg, of New York city, ano
: George w. C. McCarter, son of Mr.
8 and Mrs. Robert H. McCarter, Of
6 1QS0a Broad street, this city, will be
s. united in marriage.
Miss Parker will be attended by her
eister, Miss Sallie N. Parker, as maid
of honor. Her bridesmaids will be
Miss Adelaide d. Parker, Miss
Eleanor McCarter, sister of the pros
81 pective bridegroom; Miss Cordelia
Hepburn and Miss Mary Woodin, of
81 New York city; Miss Laura Watts,
of New Brunswick, and Miss Marie
UPoudensen, of Pelham Manor.
John Farr, jr., of New York, will be
best man, and the ushers will be
Howard Gilmore. Donald McGregor
and Stewart A. Young, of this city;
#Joseph N. Wander WORT, of Dunlirk,
XlN. Y; Norman Armour. of Princetoni
-. Marshall Bruce, of Baltimore, and
NClifford 1. Voorhees,, of New Bruns-
&Rick.
q The ceremony will be followed by a
PERCEPTION at the st. Regis Hotel.
f Mrs. Francis Schenck, of 5S1 Bergen
xHtreet, announced the engagement of
Pier, daughter, Miss Esther Louis
Schenck, to Henry Taylor, son of Mrs.
Uessie Taylor, of 1877 Ridgewood ave-
tnue. The wedding will take place the
barry part of the summer.
There was large attendance at the
Eecent reception and dance given Fri
VdaX evening by the members of the
$Phi Delta Sorority at West End Hall.
sFThe members of the club included
Miss Lillian Huebner, Miss Louise
4Pfster, Miss Marguerite H. Martin,
Miss Sarah F. Watson, Miss Edith
Settle, Miss Maude Weyrauch, Miss
1 Alice Young, Miss Helen Cyphers,
AMiss Stella Martin, Miss katherine
%Bradley and Miss Ruth Young.
70 A dispatch from Nashville says that
s4ReY. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Vance
have announced in that city the en-
re8agement of their daughter, Miss
knlAgnes Wilkie Vance, to Mr.. Allen
hisDouglas Berry, of Nashville. DR..
to'Vance is pastor Of the First Presby-
Eerian Church. He went there from
hathe North Reformed Church, this city.
hishfiss Vance is well known in the
coTounger set in Newark.
IN
to Miss Sylvia J. Goeken, SO Oakland
Aerrace, and John F. Geiger, of East
dsDrange, whose marriage will take
dlplace Wednesday morning in the
aHEhurch of the Sacred Heart, Walls
achurg, entertained members of their
party and few other friends
ut the Mushroom Farm Friday night.
IH- Rev. Joseph r. Hefferman will Off
srciate at the wedding, which will be
ii9ollowed by a breakfast at the brides
zoobome, for members of the immediate
tpEamilies of Miss Goeken and Mr.. Gel
peger. Andrew Radel, of Bridgeport,
6iConn., will give his niece insmarriage,
uand Mrs. Frank Koch, her cousin, will
.serve as matron of honor. John H.
fnMulligan, a cousin to Mr.. Geiger, will
xebe best man.
ut Following a wedding trip the pro-
EFFECTIVE bridegroom and his bride will
= live in this city. They will give a
reception to their friends in the Wom-
Fms Club, East Orange, Tuesday eve-
A1!hing. February 8.
81 Miss Margaretta K. Fraser, niece of
PR. and Mrs. John Cawley, of 81
sBroad street, and Clifford Eastman
oJacobus, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
hFrank Jacobus, of Montclair, were
sSnarried at 4:30 Saturday afternoon at
efhe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cawley, by
. Rev. T. Percival Bate, rector of St.
oyamess Episcopal. Church.
ii The bride, who was given in mar
fJiage by her uncle, wore Mrs. Cav
spey's wedding gown of white faille
rlnade with a double court train and
trimmed with old family duchess lace,
rafd her long tulle veil, made with
fduchess lace cap, wreathed and
beaught up with orange blossoms, and
Married a shower bouquet of bride
closes. white orchids and white sweet
fpeas. Her only ornament was a circle
epf diamonds and pearls set in plati-
aum.
e Harry Reeves, of Montclair, the best
IMAM, was the only attendant.
"a The ceremony and the wedding sup
Der that followed were attended by
5nly relatives of the couple.
4 Southern smilaX prevailed in the
ss4ecoratfon of the drawing-room,
pwhere the ceremony was performed,
a.And yellow wall flowers and Scotch
heather in the dining-room
= Upon their return from a wedding
Grip Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobus will reside
IN Montclair.
Saturday marked the twenty fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Cawley
- Miss Marjorie Durston, of 226 Rose
lille avenue, entertained at auction
Ridge Saturday afternoon. Pink
5ses prevailed in the decorations, and
khe guests were: Miss Durston's
Inouse guest, Miss Mildred Morton;
Miss Dorothy Dennis, Miss Toledo