Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-28

WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 2S-Miss
Dorothy Valentine, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. NJ. Valentine, of West
Green street. became the bride last
night of Warren Hoagland MacKain.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mac
Kahn of East Orange. The ecer-
mony was performed at the home
of the brides parents by Rev. Har-
old f. Nogt, rector of Trinity Epis-
copal church. A reception followed
the Over one hundred
and thirty guests being present.
Baumann OF Railway, the florist,
decorated the Valentine home with
his accustomed skill. The ceremony
was performed at the rear of the
living room. A screen of oak leaves
formed a background well calculated
to bring out tho full beauty g the
rich dahlias, g~ladiolas, c~hrysanthe-
NUNS and other fall flowers. Cor
goous butterflies in their velvety
richness tended to bring out the
beauty of tho colors. The color
scheme being lavendar and canary
yellow, was carried out throughout
tho entire house. The brides gown
was of silver broCade with u train
three and one-half yards in length.
A silk tulle veil of similar length
caught cap fashion with orange
blossoms completely enVeloped her
petite figure and the bride was a
dainty picture of loveliness. Her
shower bouquet was of roses, lilies
OF the valley and fine white flowers.
Mrs. w. Leon Harmed. was her SIS
ter's matron OF honor. Her gown
was OF lavendar chiffon with silver
trimmings and her bouquet was a
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ckrysanthemums, difficult to de-
scribe. Her little daughter, Adelaide,
Harmed, was the flower girl. In her
gown of white accordian plated
geCrGette, she daintily spread rose
petals in the pathway OF the bride
from her pretty basker.
The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth Wolfarth, of East Orange, and
Miss Marie Demarest, of Sewaren.
Their costumes Were of canary yell
low chiffon trimmed with silver.
Theil bouquets We're like the Mation
Of hOnor's, only the yellow predonl-
rated. Tho bride presented her at-
tendants with green pierced gold
bar rims.
The best man was Joseph J..
Weirert OF New York, and the ush-
ers, Malcolm West and Irving IlGr-
rison, of East Orange.
Mrs. Valentines gown was Of bro
caded cloth of gold. The brides 60
ing away costume was of brown vel
vedene with fox fur trimming and
hat OF brown panne velvet. NeStor-
welt of Newark furnished the music
and Davis was the caterer.
The gifts included a gold bond for
81 900. and several checks for sub.
aE -tfaI a,,,AInte a "a m n1ntn cot nj
fla: silver and many odd pieces in
the Virginia Carver pattern, sill
yer serving dishes, platters and
trays. pictures, furniture, lustfe and
dresden china. choice ornaments
cut glass and fine linens.
After a motor trip OF about ten
days tho bridal couple will lem&ln
at Mt. Tabor for the month of
October and return to Woodbridge
for the winter.
The guests included:
Mrs. G. w. Anness of Trenton,
Miss Ida V. Anness, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Anness, Mrs. Lulu Anness of
Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Auch-
t~erlonie, Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin of
Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. John Breck-
enridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bro
chic, of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles r. Brown, Misses Victoria
| and Florence Brown. j. r. Valentine
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Bancroft, Red Bank; Miss Ruth
Ballard. Sewaren; Miss Marian
Breckenridge, Miss Marguerite
Brown, Mr. and Mrs G b Craske, Mr..
and Mrs Francis Chidsey. Bethlehem
Pa; Mr.. John Calf, East Orange;
Mr.. and Mrs, C. A. Campbell, Mr..
! and Mrs. C. A. Campbell. Jr., New
Brunswick; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Demarest, Sewaren; Mr.. and Mrs. $.
b. Demarest, Miss Marie Demarest,
Miss Anna DUNCAN. Frederick
Demarest. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Ed
! gar, Russell Fisher, Mt. Tabor.
Miss Edith Hoagland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hodson, East Orange:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leon Harmed. Nj.