Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-24

At the first wedding to be held in
the New Packer House here, Mis-
Lena Goldman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett Goldman, of 1S1 State
street, became the bride of David T.
Wilentz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Wilentz, of SO Lewis street, Sunday
night at 5:45 o'clock. The wedding
was one of the most elaborate ever
held in this city and the two large
dining rooms of the Packer House
were devoted entirely to the bridal
party and about $50 guests.
Decorations of a blue and white
color scheme had been attractively
made in the dining room and with
muSic-consisting both of classical
and the ~"jazz" variety, furnished by
a four piece orchestra from the Hotel
Savoy-and plenty of noise making
instruments the interior of the rooms
took On a gala appearance. Nothing
had bee left undone by tire hotel
management to make the wedding a
success and high compliments were
bestowed ON h attractiVeness of the
dining rooms.
Although the ceremony was sched-
uled to be performed at 5 o'clock,
the inclement weather conditions and
large number of out of town guests
invited caused an unavoidable delay
Of about forty-ive minutes. Upon
arriving the guests were received by
the Misses May STEWARDSHIP and
Ada .Wilentz and assigned to their
respective tables.
The bridal procession was led by
Rev. Elias Hoffman, of Newark, who
performed the ceremony. The groom
accompanied by his mother and
father followed. Next came Frank WI
lentz, brother of the groom, the best
man. After them came Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias A. Kanter, and then the maid
of honor, Miss Dora Goldman sister
OF the bride. She wore a gown of
white silver lace and pink taffeta and
carried a bouquet of pink roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Max Goldman followed the
maid of honor after whom came little
Wilbur SNAPPER, attired in the costume
of a court paige. He carried a pillow
upon which was the wedding ring.
Two little flower girls. Eleanore
Goldman and Lola Scott, followed
the paige. they wearing dresses of
white net, with wreaths of sweet
peas In their hair. They carried bas-
kets containing roses and sweet peas
The bride, accompanied by her
parents, came at the end of the bridal
procession. Her gown was of white
satin, embroidered in white with
white lace and pearls. A long train
trailed behind. She carried a bouquet
VI hullLC lOoCo anu LILIES VI Tie valley.
The procession entered the dining
room to the strains of Lohgren's we'd
ding march The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a general jubilee of noise
making and congratulations by the
guests. An elaborate supper was then
served during which musical selections
were rendered. Dancing was enjoyed
the later part of the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilentz left for New
York City late in the night and after
staying at the Pennsylvania Hotel left
yesterday afternoon for a two weeks
wedding trip to New Orleans. Upon
their return they will take UP their
residence at their new home in Har-
rison Place. Both the bride and
groom are graduates of the local high
school and Mr.. Wilentz is now q prac-
ticing lawyer in this city being In the
office with Senator Thomas Brown.
Among the invited guests who at
tended the wedding and reception
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett Gold
man. Mr., and Mrs. Nathan Wilentz,
Senator n Mrs. Thomas Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Alpern. MI. and Mrs. ID. Diamond,
Mr., and Mrs. j. Diamond. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. Joselson. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldman, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. Diamond, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ itCl a Niis oilu ilS ~ oOAo
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sher, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Goldstein. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Belikove, Mrs. Slams. Mrs. d. j.
SNAPPER, Misses Eleanore Goldman,
SaMie Scott. Reebe Weinblatt, Celie
Horawitz, Rose Jacobson, Dora Fine,
Bertha Sarokin. Nettie Goldman, May
Schwartzstein, Dora Goldman and
Ada Wilentz; Messrs. j. S. Hanson,
William Hanson, S. Salt, A. Goldman,
l.. Goldman. Samuel Horawitz, Samuel
Sarokin, JACK WeitZen, AL Cravath,
e. Toolan. William Goldman,
Gershion Goldman. William WilentZ, |
Frank Wilentz, Wilbur SNAPPER, Ben
jamin G~oldberger. Samuel Diamond
and Leo ~Lowenkopf- all of Perth Am
boy.
Rev. e.. Hoffman,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias A. aKnter, Miss Gertrude Kan
ter and Charles Kanter, of Newark; |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles, Mr.. and Mrs.
D.: Feldenheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wilentz, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. Levitt, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Spatz, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mintz. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Goldberg, DIR. and Mrs. NJ.
Valet, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Voletsky. Mrs. /.
F+atcoff. Mrs. Tesselbaum, Misses S.
.Jisses Mintz. Molly Mintz,
Berth Wellesley, Belle Voletsky,