The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-02-15
Matrimonial
puRANp- CAMPBELL.


An attractive pre- Lenten wedding
took place Saturday evening at 7.30
O'Clock at the home Of Counselor Frank
lDurand, Sea Grit when Miss Flor
lence Priscilla Campbell daughter
of Assemblyman and Mrs. Jacob G.
Campbell Of 225 Spier avenue. Allen
hurst, became the bride Of Frank
lDurand, jr The ceremony was per-
rormed by DIR. Charles i. Shaw, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church
| of Asbnry Park, and was witnessed by
J 100 relatives and friends.
| Preceding the wedding an orches-
ira hidden by bank Of palms and
flowers played two favorite selections
of the bride 20 Promise Mel and
''At Dawning. Arthur Bresnahan
sang, I Love You Dearly"
The house was profusion Of
laurel ropes, palms and blossoms.
carrying out the color scheme of orchid,
violet and white.
Miss Campbell wore bridal robe
Of white kittens ear crepe and ehif-
fon, cut with court train, and trimmed
with pearls. Her cap shaped veil was
held in place by a wreath of orange
blossoms and she earridd a bouquet
of sweetheart and white bridal 70 SEES.
She was given in marriage by her
father.
Hiss Harriet Rogers, the BRIDES
only attendant, was dressed in orchid
violet silk, trimmed with silver cloth.
She carried an arm bouquet of butter
| fly roses.
M. L. Young of Philadelphia. was
! the best man
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served by Caterer Joseph
| r. Weir, Dancing was also enjoyed,
during which time the young couple
! left for their wedding ip by motor.
On the trip the bride wore taupe pOiret
| twill with hat Of taupe. After March
Mr.. and Mrs. Durand will be at home
in sea Girt.
The bride presented her atteedant
] with a black onyx ring set with a
diamond Mr.. Durand presented his
/ bestman with a sapphire and pearl
! pin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durand are well known IN
Asbury Park, having graduated from
local high school. Mr.. Durand is Ia the
real estate business with Offices in
| Spring Lake and Sea Girt. He is also
boro clerk of Sea Girt.
vANMIDDLEswoRTH Lyle
I
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
VanMiddlesworth, 1901 Bridge Street,
and James Lyle. IT., son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Lyle Of Matawan, were married
at the Manasquan M. E. parsonage
i Sunday afternoon. by Rev. Edward
4 Mount. The couple were attended by
Mrs. VanMiddlesworth's sisters, Mrs
Raymond Lands and Miss Bessie Van
/ MiddIa1worth
BEARNORE-CONO
/ A quiet home wedding was solemn
lied Saturday evening at the home of
| Mrs. E. A. MargerUm, IS Main avenue.
Ocean Grove, when her granddaughter
| Miss Elizabeth Margerum Conoyer,
] became the bride of John Albert
Bearmore of East Orange and Belmar.
| The wedding took place at z O'Clock in
/ the presence Of the members of the
Immediate families. Rev Marshall
Owens, pastor Of the First NJ. e. church,
Bradley Beach. former pastor Of St.
Pauls III E. church, Ocean Grove,
oficiated.
! HUMPHREY BERINGER.
| Theodore Herman Beringer. retired
ltobacconist of Asbury Park, and Miss
/ Viola Humphrey of308 Tuttle avenue,
! Spring Lake. residing this winter at the
/ ColemanH ouse, were united in marriage
Saturday, Feb. 3, 1922 at o clock, by
Rev Thomas r. Taylor, at his
residence. 33S Sylvania avenue, Avon,
| The witnesses to the ceremony were
Miss Taylor and Miss Marjorie Taylor.
wife and daughter of the clergyman.
Miss Humphrey was beneficiary under
the win Of the late DR.. H. S Kinmouth
! Of Asbury Park.
j /, AZ faIl Of 1eaa thn Gnrnrnnrs i