The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-03
WEDDING BELLS.

Mr.. William ouslow was married recently, at the
residence Of the brides parents to Miss Efhe Par
sons. The wedding private, those present at
the ceremony being the immediate friends and
relatives of the married couple.
Mr.. William G. Bumstead Of this city and Miss
Minnie Gale of New York were married in Trinity
Chapel, Twentyiifth street, New York. last Wed
nesday evening. Rev. DR.. Stoddard of st. Johns
Church on the Heights, performed the nuptials.
Charles Ward and Miss Katie Ganor were married
at the residence of the brides parents Union Hill
yesterday week. number Of the friends of the
contracting parties were present at the ceremony.
The happy couple are now on their wedding tour.
The wedding of Charles B. Thomas to Miss Alice
Blackburn. both of this city, was solemnized
Gently at the residence Of the brides parents The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. t. F. Nor
timer. The newly married are now enjoying their
honeymoon.
There was wedding in the Summit Avenue
Baptist Church several evenings ago. the contract
ing parties being Mr.. Frank vreeland and Miss
Lucy Herben. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Hughes. the pastor. reception fol-
lowed the wedding at the residence of the BRIDES
brotherin-law, Mr.. Henry +. Reinhart on Van
Reipen avenue
The marriage of Miss Maggie Griffen, of Bruins
wick street. to Mr.. Charles Kochka took place last
Sunday night in st Bridget's Church. in the pres
| ence Of a large number Of relatives and friends
/ The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father
| Ha0ley. The groom's brother, Thomas, acted as
! best man, and Miss Josephine Herant was brides
maid reception and wedding supper followed
the ceremony, at the residence Of the brides par
| ents.
One of the fashionable weddings of the season
took place at st Johns Church, the Heights one
| evening recently. The contracting parties were
| Miss Fannie Wilkinson, daughter of DR.. James
j Wilkinson, to Mr.. J. e. Lusk The ceremony,
/ which was witnessed by large number of promi
/ nent people, was performed bs Rev E. L. Stodda1d
/ pastor of the church. The brides two sisters-Ab
/ bic and Mamie-acted as bridesmaids, and the
/ ushers were the Messrs. Clifford, Charles Bement,
| 7. E. Conklin, j. W. Dusenbury, Jr., and Edward
| Fry. The bride was attired in costuu Of white
satin, and her ornaments were diamonds. bril-
liant reception followed the ceremony at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 278 Bergen avenue.
Architect Lewis H. Broome was married last
Tuesday afternoon to Mrs. Fannie L. Flazee,
daughter of Mrs. Cummings, at the residence Of
the brides mother. No. % Madison avenue. The
wedding was private, only the immediate relatives
Of the contracting parties being present. The
c remony performed by the Rev. A. P. Foster.
The happy couple are enjoying brief honeymoon.
They will on their return, reside in Pacific avenue
The bride has been in widowhood for some time
previous to her marriage to Mr.. Broome, whose
hrst wife, also. died about year ago.
Among those present at the wedding Of Miss
Addle B. Henkel to August Hertle, few evenings
since, at the residence OF the adopted pc.
rents Of che bride, 81 Palisade avenue
were W. Hertle and wife, II. Seebeck and wife, 81
Seebeck and Miss lager Mr.. Holman and wife, Of
New York, A. j. pittmar and wife, Charles Henkel
and wife. @. A. Henkel and wife, W. J. Henkle and
wife, George Arnold and wife. Charles Walk and
lady, @. Seebeck and lady, Mrs. Bowler. A. Nelson
and Lady, Mrs. Ellerbrecht Of Hoboken, james
Johnson and wife G. Houslide and wife. Angus
Wilkes and lady. A. Colfrot and wife Mr. Tyler anC
wife, F. Tomford and lady, Mr.. Guss and lady, ans
Mr.. Tilbord and wife.