Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-29
MISS DOROTHY HANSON
WEDS B. F. STANTON

Miss Aimee Dorothy Hanson.
daughter OF John Hanson. OF Cor
don street. whose marriage 70 Ben
jamin K. Stanton, Jr., son OF Benja
min r. Stanton, OF Tottenville, took
place last night in st. Peters Epis-
copal church in Rector street. made
a most charming Easter bride. The
wedding was the most elaborate Of
the city. not only Of the Easter sea
son but OF the entire year. Shortly
after 8 o'clock. following a half hour
OF beautiful organ music played by
Paul G. Hanft the organist and choir
master of the church, the procession
marched to the chancel to the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding
march where the bride was given
away by her father with Rev. Nor
they Jones rector of the church. Of
ficiating at the ceremony.
The brides dress of white ivory
satin, so rich In its simplicity. was
effectively offset with a real old
chantilly lace bridal veil caught
with orange blossoms in coronet ef-
feet and a train several yards in
length The veil and train were fam
lily heir looms which have been worn
by four other brides. Her flowers
were a shower bouquet of sweet peas
and snap dragons
Miss Helen Hanson, her sister.
as her maid Of honor, wore a gown
OF orchid brocaded satin with a
slight train and a picture hat to
match, both of which were elabo-
rately trimmed with silver and old
lace. The six bridesmaids were
dressed in similar style all wearing
taffeta gowns trimmed with silver,
lace and picture hats OF silver lace
looped daintily at the side with rose
buds. Miss Jeanne Seufert, of
Weehawken and Miss Grace Raf-
ferty, OF Plainfield. wore pink; Miss
Marie Brown OF Tottenville ana
Mrs. Fred Van Name of Brooklyn,
blue, and Miss Marion Parker
Jackson of Jericho. N. Y. and Miss
Margaret Cooley. of Trenton, wore
pink. The rainbow effect of the
bridesmaids as they marched down
the aisle pink and blue an orchid
and blue till all werF complete,
carrying satin muffs of sweet peas
and snap dragons and preceded
by the maid of honor, carrying a
peas and snap dragons. was indeed
pretty.
John Wyle. of Newark, was the
lest man. while John and Thomas
Hanson, brothers of the bride, Ar
thur Stanton. brother of the groom,
August Landmesser. OF New Bruins
wick. and Alfred Schulze. Of
Brooklyn. acted as the ushers
Many people filed the church TO
witness the pretty ceremony.
A reception at the Packer House
followed Immediately after the SER
vice and later many of the guests
adjourned to the Hanson home to
dance until late in the evening. The
couple are spending their honey
moon in Boston and will reside for
the summer season in the West
minister in Kearny avenue. Later
they will make their permanent
home in Metuchen.
Among the guests present at the
| reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Ernst, Misses Rose Mccormick.
Pauline Philo, Alice CladelS, Claire
Pfeiffer, Emily Ernst, Emma Horns
I by and Loretta Daley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Ernst. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ram
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis BRIGGS. Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Stremlau, Mr. and
| Mrs. John Olsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
/ don Baldwin, George Nause, Mr.
I and Mrs. T. /. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen SomogY. Rev. and Mrs
/ Northey Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
l Simmer, Judge c. c. Hommann
Harold BRIGGS. DIR. E. X. Hanson and
| Louis Booz. of this city.
Mrs Mary Talley, Mr.. and Mrs
A. T. Landmesser. Misses Florence
and Bertha Landmesser. Margaret
and Grace Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hannah. Miss Catherine Ryan and
Henry Deinzer. of New Brunswick
Miss Marian Keene, of Philadelphia
Miss Edith Hanna, of Arlington;
| Edward Mollineux. of Metuchen; 3.
F. Stanton, Sr. Willis Stanton. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. W.