Evening journal., 1919-11-15
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N. j..
OF this city. will be married at ui'
brides pa. ents' home at o'clock thi'
afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Wakely, o.
ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Essl
Orange. The bride VIII be attended DN
her sister, Miss Frances Brunson, n
maid OF honor. Colonel George w
Sparks. Of this city, will be best man
The wedding will be quiet, only mem
bers of the Immediate families and
most intimate friends attending. the
bride win wear gray velvet with black
velvet picture hat and corsage bouquet
of orchids, lilies OF the valley and roses
The maid Of honor viii wear black vel
vet and silver.
Both Miss Brunson and Mr.. Rudolph
are well known in this city Miss Brun-
son having visited here frequently. Mr..
Rudolph lives at No. ii3 Delaware
avenue and is one OF the directors OF
the Street ,and Sewer Department. lie
formerly was in the jewelry business
at Fourth and Market streets.
Upon their return to this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph viii live at No. 900 Van
Buren street.
Miss shelleth Z. Paris. daughter Of
Mrs John Paris, OF No. 1900 North
CLAYTON street. and Herman B. Bothum'
son of Mr.. and Mrs Herman BOthum,
OF No. SIC West Ninth street, VIII be
married at 6 O'Clock This evening at
the home OF the bride, by the Rev. L..
4. Smiley, pastor OF West Presbyterian
Church. only the immediate families
and Intimate friends will attend.
The bride viii be attended by her
sister. Miss Sue v Paris as maid OF
honor; Miss NJ. Marie Paris. a sister
OF the bride, and Miss Marguerite Pen
ningion, OF Philadelphia, counsin OF
the groom as bridesmaids
The best man will be Frank F. Whit
tam. Of Philadelphia. The ushers VIII
be samuel :. Griffith, of Philadelphia
and o. Chester Jones, Of this city.
The brlde will-wear a charming
gown OF white Duchess satin made with
colonial train and trimmed with real
lace and pearls. Her tulle veil viii be
arranged in coronet fashion, held IN
place by orange blossoms She VIII
carry a shower bouquet OF bride roses,
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The maid Of honor Will wear blue and
silver Partisan satin and viii carry an
armful Of pink roses. Miss Paris. the
bridesmaid, will wear an orchid colored
satin gown trimmed in silver cloth and
will carry chrysanihomums. Miss pen
nmgton vii, wear yellow satin trimmed
in silver and carry chrysanihemums.
All The attendants will wear black vel
vet picture hats and silver colored
slippers and stockings.
The Paris home will be beautifully
decorated with palms and chrysanlhe-
NUNS. The ceremony will take place in
the living room. The bridal party will
stand amid ferns and palms. Stause-
bach's orchestra Will play the wedding
music and at the reception Following
the ceremony.
Following the ceremony the bride and
groom will leave on their honeymoon |
trip. going South After December 10 |
Mr.. and Mrs. Boihum will live at No |
1900 North Clayton street Mr. Bothum !
Is an accountant with the Chester Ship |
building Company.
The bride and groom have received |
many handsome presents, including /
silver cut glass and linens. During the |
week many showers and fetes have |
been given in honor Of the bride-elect.
Last evening the bridal party was en-
tertained at the home Of the bride.
Both Miss Paris and Mr.. Bothum |
have a large circle Of friends in this
city.
Miss Nina j, Pote and George II.
Jones, both OF this city were married |
in Harrison Street NJ. F. parsonage, |
on Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.
w. r. Habbart.
Miss Margaret r. Peacock. daughter |
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. w Peacock, Of |
Baltimore, and Leonard X. Robinson,
Of No. 100 East Fifth street, this city |
were married Thursday afternoon by |
the Rev. George White Dawson, at No. !
100 East Fifth street.
Miss Mary Talley and Amos Camp |
bell, both Of Brandywlne hundred, /
were married at the parsonage OF Mt. |
Pleasant NJ. +. Church on Wednesday 1
afternoon by the Rev. Hugh B. kelso.
Miss Mary O'Toole, Of No. POOP Park (
way. and Thomas Laffey, OF No. 1914 7
West Seventeenth street, were married (
on Tuesday morning by the Rev. I
Leonard Walter. OF Sacred Heart [
Church. The couple were attended by \
Miss Helen O'Toole and Timothy (
O'Toole, brother and sister Of the bride.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Laffey
left on an extended wedding trip. Mr..
Laffey is general counsel Of the Atlas
Powder Company.
Miss Sarah E. Kent, Of No. i40s Riy-
erview avenue, and Francis NJ. Bradley.
OF Ninth and BroOme streets, were mar
ried on November 4 at the rectOry OF
Sacred Heat r. c. Church, by the Rev.
Leornard Walter. Mr. and NJ 5. Bradley
are living at No. ii0S Riverview avenue.
Miss Ella Ferguson. OF Blackbird, and
Warren Roosevelt Of this city, were
married in Smyrna on Thursday by the
Rev. r. p. Nichols, at the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Vernon Phillips
Only the immediate members OF the
family were present.
Miss Anna l.. Meyer. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Meyer, Of No. 2i5i Cor
lies avenue, Philadelphia and u. o.
Wilson. Of No. 1926 Market street, this
city. viii be married at 3 o'clock this
afternoon in the Highway Tabernacle,
Ridge and oxford streets. Philadelphia,
by the Rev. Fred Reed.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Meyer Mr.. VIII
son will have as his best man. Ernest
Rssch. OF Philadelphia The ushers
will be Henry Claymont and Roy Heiu-
aman of philadelDhia Mrs Harry