New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-19
MISS KLEIN BRIDE
OF F. B. GERNERD
Wedding of Miss N. M. Gay
and DR.. L. A. Round Also
Solemnized.

Miss Genevieve NJ. Klein, daughter
of Frederick Klein, was married 70
Frederick B. Gernerd, Of Allentown,
Penn, in the First Presbyterian
Church at Jersey City at $3.50 last
night. The Rev. DR.. Kerr performed
the ceremony. The bride was given
in marriage by her father. She was
attended by Miss Coleman, OF Jersey
City, and the best man was Newell
Cone, Of Batavia, N. Y. The ushers
were Francis Gildner, Of Allentown;
David NJ. Bachman, Of Easton, Penn;
Clarence Klein, Of Arlington, N. j. and
James Croft, Of Grantland. N. J. After
a reception at the Jersey City Wo-
mans Club Mr.. and Mrs. Gernerd left
on a trip to Florida. They will be at
home, at Allentown, after April 1.
Mr.. Gernerd, who Is a graduate OF
Franklin and Marshall College and OF
the Columbia Law School and the CO.
lumbia School of Political Science, Is
n member Of the bar in New York and
Pennsylvania, and from 1908 TO 1912
was District Attorney Of Lehigh Coun-
ty. Penn. He Is a member OF the Liv-
] ingston Club, the Elks, the Lehigh
Country Club, and the Lebigh Valley
, Motor Club, Of Allentown, Penn, and
Of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. An uncle
| of the bride is vice-president OF the
Lincoln Trust Company. OF New YORK
Miss Mildred Martha Gay. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elmer Gay,
was married to DR.. Lester Angel
Round. of Washington, last evening ct
the Hotel Mohawk, Brooklyn. DR..
Round is chief Of the research labors-
tory at the Department Of Chemistry
at Washington, and was formerly DAG
! terioiogist of the Providence, X. l.,
Board OF Health. He was also on the
| Rhode Island Shellish Commission. he
! ia the son Of John A. Round, OF Prov
idence. and was graduated from Brown
University In 1910, and received his
Phi. D. last year.
Standards OF smilax topped by white
blossoms marked the aisle for the
/ bridal party, to the canopy OF white
roses where the ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. william J. Thomp-
son. of the Drew Theological Seminary.
at s o'clock. A reception followed. Inc
! bride wore q gown Of white satin Guy
| with a full court train and ornamented
with princess lace. Her veil was also
of princess lace and fell from a coronet
of orange blossoms to the end OF the
| train. She wore the bridegroom.s gitt'
a circle of diamonds, and carried bride
roses and lilies-of-the-vslley. Her only
attendant was Miss Florence Norton,
who was frocked in Nile green tanetA
and carried an ld-fashioned nosegay
| of small flowers in the pastel shades.
Raymond Colwell, Of Providence,
served as best man, and the ushers
were Aldrich Kelley, Joseph Powell, l..
Moulton Horton and Lucius Paul.
! Miss Elsie Marguerite Winham,
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Edward
| Winham, was married to James NJ.
Fawcett, a brother Of Judge Lewis l..
| Fawcett, last evening, at the home OF
her parents, 294 Park Place. Brooklyn.
| The Rev. William Penny. assistant
pastor of Plymouth Church, officiated:
The bride wore an Empire gown OF
white satin, trimmed with silver lace
and having q full court train falling
| from the shoulders. Her veil was OF
| .ulle and she carried an arm bouquet
of white orchids and lilies-of- the-vsl-
| ly. Miss Gertrude Winham acted as
her sisters maid of honor, In q fyoek
OF pink satin and gold lace, and car.
ried pink roses. Judge Fswcett was
his brothers. best man.