Evening journal., 1917-04-14

Trinity p. e. Church will be the
scene of a pretty wedding this even
ing, when Miss Ruth Cooke Pyle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie W.
Pyle. formerly of this city. but now
of Montreal, Canada. win become the
bride of Edmund Doremus, of Mon
treal, son of Mrs. w. l.. Doremus, of
Montcair. n J. The Rev. Frederick
NJ. Kirlus. rector of the church, will
ofliciate at the ceremony which will
take place at o'clock.
The bride who will be given in mar
riage by her father, will have as her
matron of honor. her cousin, Mrs.
Henry f. Bromley, of Germantown,
while Miss Winifred Bach, of this
city, will be her maid of honor. Her
bridesmaids will be: Miss Hilda Hard
esty and Miss Barbara Bach, both of
this city; Miss Adeline Foreman, of
Portsmouth; Miss Dorothy Bizzey. of
Montreal; Miss Elizabeth Doremus, of
Montclair, n. j., the groom's sister,
and Miss Florence Gardner. of Ger
mantown. Little Miss Dorothy KIM
mey will be flower girl.
Philip Doremus, of Bangor Me-,
will be his brothers best man, and
the ushers will be Henry NJ. Pyle. of
Timmins. Ontario; w. Louis Doremus,
of Montclair another brother OF the
groom; DR.. William C.. White and
Clarence Corner, OF New York: Philip
Goodell, of Montclair and Douglas
Patterson of this city.
The bride will wear a charming
gown of white tulle over white satin
trimmed with Duchess lace and made
/ fnuf In .f
ed with tulle and she will wear a
tulle veil arranged in the latest cap
effect and with an edging of Duchess
lace. Her bridal bouquet will be a
shower of lilies of the valley, orchids
and white roses. The lace used on the
gown and veil was worn by the
grooom's mother at her wedding.
The matron of honor, maid OF honor
and bridesmaids will all be gowned
alike and they will wear charming
creations Of white net over deep pink
satin with girdles of violet picOt RIB
bon and trimmed with tiny clusters
OF violets and pink flowers. They
will also wear large violet tulle
hats trimmed with pink picOt rib
| bon streamers which are caught
with clusters of the same MOVERS
Their bouquets will be of viOlets and
Scotch heather.
The little flower girl will wear a
dainty frock Of pink georgette and
pink tulle hat and she will carry a
formal bouquet Of pink rosebuds-
Mrs. Leslie Pyle, mother of the
bride, will wear a gown OF black lace
over cloth of silver and black tull'
hat with silver crown. She will also
wear a corsage bouquet of violets.
Mrs. w L. Doremus. the grocm''
mother will wear black georgctt'
crepe, with hat to match.
r. Leslie Carpenter organist, vii
) play the wedding music, playing thu
D. Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding
; marches for the professional and re
2 cessional Of the bridal party, respeC
| lively. While the guests are ASSENT
L. ling. Mr.. Carpenter will play the TO
t lowing program: Marche Nuptialt
Nevin: Romance in d. Flat, Lemare
Gavotte from Mignon. Thomas; Eve
Song. Johnston; Spring Song, 40
Inns: Humoresque, DyOrak; Arcadia
Sketch. Stoughton.
o Decorations at the church and q
n the New Century Club, where the r.
ception will be held, will consist
s a profusion of spring blossoms inclul
+ ing Easter lilies, violets, jonquil
j. etc. and palms aud other potted plant
&c Following the reception. the Bird
e and groom will leave for the sOui
n on their honeymoon. Mr.. and Mr.
& Doremus will be at home after Jur
l. IN. i'm Montreal where the groom
y advertising manager of the Dominic
u Cartridge Company. Guests will
present from Virginia. Pennsylvani
New York, Canada, New Jersey, tn
State and elsewhere.
The bride, who until FIVE years az
lived in this city, is very well know
L here. Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac c. Pyle,
IS this city, being her grandparents. 81
"a is very attractive and has host
= friends not only in this city but all
r. in Montreal, where she now max
ID her home. Mr. DOremus is a cousin
Miss Janet Doremus and OF t.
Doremus, both of this city.