Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-24

For many weeks numerous invited
guests from this city and vicinity
had been looking forward TO the
wedding of Miss Blanche JOnkler,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. War
Jonkler. OF Brighton avenue, to
Jacob Slobodien, second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Slobodien, of state
street. which took place last night
in the Hotel Commodore in New
York city with Rev. Elias solomon.
of New York. officiating at the cerc-
mony. The wedding was an especial
ly pretty hotel wedding. taking place
in the west ballroom Of the hotel as
did the elaborate reception and din
ner held in celebration of n nup-
tials directly afterward.
Shortly after : O'Clock the bridal
procession led by the best man. Leo
Slobodien. a brother of the room,
followed by the four ushers, DR..
BENJAMIN Slobodien. of this city;
Irwin Ratzin. Of New York: Nathan
Margaretten and George Miller, also
OF this city. preceded the escorts Of
the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. ID. Bob,
sister and brother-in-law of the
groom. who followed with his par
ents. 10 the lane of the ballroom
where under a beautiful canopy Of
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Auptials were said.
The bridesmaids. Miss Gertrude
Rose and Miss Anna Brooks. of New
York, both cousins of the bride, one
in gold chiffon and the other in
maize. both wearing gold chiffon
hats and carrying large bouquets of
pink roses. came directly after the
groom. preceding the maid of honor.
Miss Esther Kramer, of this city, a
cousin of the groom. Her dress of
orchid taffeta in accordion pleated
style combined with silver lace and
rhinestones was most becoming ana
her flowers were pansies in pretty
contrast. Mr." and Mrs. Herman
Brooks. an aunt and uncle of the
bride. came next as escorts before
the two dainty flower girls. Miss
Eleanor Slobodien, of Philadelphia,
a niece of the groom. wearing blue
chiffon and a wreath Of forget-me-
nots, and Miss Nathalie Stecker, of
New York, a cousin of the bride,
dressed in pink g%eorgette and wear
ing a wreath of roscbuds, daintily
strewing the path of the bride with
flowers from their pretty baskets.
Last but by no means least came
the bride, the browning figure of the
pretty procession. accompanied by
her father and mother with Julian
Cantor. of New York, her cousin, as
the little page dressed in black vel
vet, Lord Fauntleroy style, and
carrying her long white satin train.
The brides dress. of white satin
and imported net, richly beaded in
white was made in simple and strik-
ing style while her long satin train,
caught with orange blossoms TO the
bottom of the effective net panel
extending from the shoulders, COM
pieted the charming effect produc-
ed. Her veil of lace was held in
place with orange blossoms arrang-
ed in cap effect and she carried a
bridal bouquet OF white roses and
lilies of the valley.
The canopy of flowers and leaves
with the white ribbon extending to
the white posts on either side of the
procession was most effective. and
the orchestra softly playing Hearts
and Folwers'' made the ceremony
quite impressive.
Nearly $50 guests including many
from this city Were present at the
ceremony and dinner which follow
ed at $50 o'clock for the relatives
and Young friends OF both Of the
young couple.
At $50 o'clock the elaborate re-
ception to which guests We're inyit-
ed from New York, Philadelphia,
Cleveland. Boston and Brooklyn,
took place. Music dancing and re-
freshments completed the evening,
before tbs couple left on their ex-
tended honeymoon 10 Washington
and other points south. Numerous.
congratulations were received from
all parts of the country as well as
numerous gifts from their many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slobodien will live
in their newly furnished home at
1913 Market street upon their re-