Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-10-19
MISS RAUB Is
MR.. FRAZER'S BRIDE
Beautiful Home Wedding OF
Newark Couple is Large
ly Attended
HONEYMOON TO
BE SPENT NORTH

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Oct. 19.-ln the pres
ence Of a host Of relatives and
friends, Eben B. Frazer, a trustee OF
Delaware College, and Miss Martha
Jennie Raub. daughter Of the late
DIR. A. n. Raub. formerly president
Of Delaware College, we're married
on Saturday evening at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs A. n. Raub,
on North College avenue, by the Rev.
william J. Rowan.
The bride was given in marriage
nv her brother. r. l.. Raub. of Boston,
hnd Charles B. Evans was best man.
Mise Martha Strahorn was maid of
honor and Mrs Charles B. Evans, sis
ter of the bride, was matron of honor.
Charlotte and Josephine hossinser'
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Hossinger and nieces OF the
bride were flower girls. Judge Al
bert Constable, Of Elkton; John +.
Armstrong and Joseph H. Hossinger,
of Newark. and Albert II. Raub, OF
Philadelphia, a brother OF the BRIDE,
were ushers.
The brides dress was of satin
messaline trimmed with real lace
and pearl trimmings. Mrs. Evans
the matron of honor, wore a robe
dress of violet messaline and en-
broidered net and carried lavender
chrysanthemums. Miss Martha Stra-
horn. the maid Of honor. wore dress
of violet messaline with pearl trim
nines and carried lavender chrysan-
themums. The flower girls wore
dainty dresses of white with lavender
ribbons and carried artistic baskets
Of chrysanthemums and asparagus
ferns
The color scheme was lavender
and white and the house was beauu-
fully decorated with fall flowers, ferns
and potted plants. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held, Hanna, OF
Wilmington, being the caterer. The
couple left Newark on the lO.l7
o'clock Baltimore and Ohio train for
a wedding trip north Both the bride
and groom are we'll known and popu-
lar in the Newark social set Mr..
Frazer Is a widower, his first wife
having died about two years ago. He
has one son. Stanley Frazer, an engi-
neering contractor, in New York. Mr.
Frazer's home, Belmont Mansion, on
Quality Hill. Is one of the finest resi-
dences In Newark He is one OF the
donors of Joe Frazer Field" to Della
ware College, il being a memorial &c
his son, Joseph II. Frazer, who died In
Bolivia, after making a fortune In tha'
country In railroad contracting. Mr.
Frazer is also one Of the directors o
the Farmers Trust Company.
Miss Raub was a school teacher 70
several years In the Newark publ
schools and is very popular. She is
sister OF Mrs. Charles B. Evans an
Mrs. Joseph IT. HOssinger.
Among those attending the recer
ton we're: George c. Kerr, Mis-
Mary G. Kerr, Mrs. c. O. Houghtor
Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Neale, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank A. Cooch, Mr.. and Mrs
j. wilkins Cooch, Professor Georg
f. Dutton, Professor and Mrs.
Laurence Smith. Professor and Mrs
Harold f. Tiffany. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Pearce Cam, DR.. and Mrs. Raymon
c. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilton
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Wilson. Miss Lydi
Fader. Miss Winifred Fader, Mr.. an
Mrs. Daniel Thompson, Miss Ami
Hossinger. Miss Elizabeth Wilson
MISS MAI liA NNlAo0Af AAno AAAAa1NtN
Smithson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 4
Curtis. Mrs. Minot Curtis, Mrs. Agne
Miller. DR.. II G. NJ. Kollock, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. n Reed. Miss Eleanor Tod
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strahorn, Pr
lessor and Mrs. Charles l.. Penn
MI and Mrs. Joseph II. Hossinge
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans, MI
A. n. Raub, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodmi
Lovett. Miss Sara Lovett, Miss Cha
lotte Hossinger. Miss Josephine He
singer, John Pilling. Miss Nellie W
son, Miss Eta Wilson. Miss Eli7
beth Lindsey, Mrs. Ernest Fraz
DR. and Mrs. Charles II. Blake,
and Mrs. Joel S. Gilhllan, DR.. a
Mrs. Samuel c. Mitchell, Miss
belle Pennock, Miss Agnes Med
John p Armstrong, Miss Anna d.
zenbaker, Miss Jane Maxwell, NJ
Lena. Evans, Miss Martha Straho
DR.. George A. Harter, Miss Min
Armstrong, Miss West, DR.. and NJ
William J. Rowan, DR.. W. OV
Sypherd. DR.. and Mrs. Walter