The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-10


A fashionable wedding was on the boards
at Sc. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, ON
Erie street, last Wednesday night. Father
Carroll stood at tho altar Of the church at
G. so. when the wedding party walked with
measured step in through the sacristy-
When they reached the altar the minister
pronounced to the world that Miss Letitia
Reeves was Mics no longer, but Mrs.
William M. Dougherty. Besides the bride
and groom there were in the party the
bridesmaid, Miss Clara @. Msulds and the
best nam, Mr.. j. Cronin, who preceded
the former. The bride was attired in q
dress of sunset brown satin mervelleux,
trimmed handsomely with panels of brown
velvet outlined with irridsscent beads.
The waist was also prettily decorated with
vest collar, opaulettes and cuffs of velvet,
and the slightly open throat was filed in
with fine sream-white crepe lisse. that also
finished the wrists. Her hair was dressed
high, and she wore an exquisite little cap
ote bennett of brown velvet and ,tan-col-
orsd lase. She wore ornaments of dia-
HAonds and carried a magnificent bouquet
of white and Ma1eehal Neil roses.
The ceremony over, large num-
her of friends of the contracting
parties repaired to the residence of the
brides parents, on Jersey avenue, where an
elegant reception was held, and the inner
man was satisfied at q table laden with
everything that could be conceived as APP
pertaining to a wedding supper, all of
which was furnished by Merrow Is Day.
Shortly before midnight, the Bride having
sstired herself in travelling costume, the
happy couple entered a coach and were
driven to the Pennsylvania Railroad depot,
where they took the train fer Washington.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Reeves, father and mother OF the bride,
the latter of whom wore handsome black
silk costume, trimmed with jet, diamond
ornamsnts; Miss Nellie Reeves, sister of
the bride, who wore an elegant black satin
and lot costume, with diamond ornaments;
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Reeves, MIR. Il.
Taylor, and Miss Josie Reeves, of Brook
lyn; Captain and Mrs. William Driscoll,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Davis, Mr.. Parker Good
win and Miss G. Goodwin, of New York,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry.
Mr.. Clifford Turner, of London, Eng
land. and Miss Eugsnis Young, of this city.
were united in marriage at st. Marks p. Il.
Church last Thursday Reon. The wed.
ding party consisted OF Messrs. Robert s.
Jordan, Ralph Marsh, and Knox, the
ush srs; Miss Lillian Voerhiss, OF Charles
ten, 4. c., and Mrs Anjis Davidson, the
bridesmaids, who followed next after ike
ushers; then came the pretty bride, es-
esrted by her brcther-in-law, William N.
Marsh. They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, MIR. Charles Bald
via, of New York. Then the Rev. A. A.
Mortimer pronounced the besrothed couple
naan and wife. After a reception and we'd
ding breakfasg at the residences of Mrs
Wiifam i. Marsh, sos Van Worst square,
which was attended by half hundred of
shs intinnates Of the couple, MIR. and Mrs
TsMer left for an extended honeymoon
The wedding of Mr.. F. Tsnford and
Miss Lena Aoberts, Of Rev York, took
place at the grooms residence, No. 10 Cot
tsgo street, t4is city, few evenings since.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Wolf, assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Baeder.
The wedding was attended emily by the I'M
saediate relatives and Intimate friends of
the couple, among whom were Mr.
| Ckas. Roberts, OF New York; Mr. IS. Fish
and Miss E. Miller, Mr.. G. Waal and Mise
RI. Wahl, MIR. H. Fomfofd and wife, Mr.. @ :
Becker and wife, Mr.. j. Cook and lady,
Mr.. II. Cook, Mr.. and AIRS. f. Sayles, Mics
M. Tomferd. Mr.. Geo. Fisher and lady.
Janauschek Mt the Academy of Music
The farewell engagement in this city OF