The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
WEDDING BELLS.

The marriage is announced to take place to-mor-
row night Al St. Mary's church, on Second street,
of Mr., Piox and Miss Sarah Willis of Fourth
street.
Mr. william &. Cook and Miss Matte seeley
were married few evenings since at the residence
of Mrs s. O. Olenney, No. 279 Grove street, in the
presence only of their immediate relatives.
A very Frenchy wedding took place last Sunday
evening in the Church of the Ascension, corner of
New York avenue and South street. even the cere-
mony being performed in. French The contract
ing parties were Miss Duval Alexandrine and Mr..
vallott Louis. The knot was tied by the Rev. t.
A. Denniston.
Mr.. John Weidmuller of Brooklyn and Miss
Louise Mary Tasch were married last Wednesday
evening at the byides residence Is Orchard street.
by Rev. E, A. Meury. Mr.. Arthur Tasch and Miss
ciated as groomsman and bridesmaid The pres
ents were numerous A merry reception and a
good supper occupied long evening
Mr. Peter Won Thaden. prominent citizen Of
the Heights and Mrs. Caroline Walk, the under
taker of No. 1888 Palisade avenue. were quietly
ried at the brides residence, lasi night week.
Many friends of both parties, who were aware of
the engagement, had anticipated big tims when
and now they contenting themselves with offer
ing congratulations.
Last Monday evening was the third anniversary
the wedding of Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Meury. In
honor of the occasion few of the intlmates of the
couple gathered at their home on Sherman avenue
and Joined in round of merrymaking which the
happy minister and his wife will not soon forget
The dinner was feature of the event, and the
dominic, who is peculiarly gifted in inventing
amusements, produced several novel games which
caused much merriment There were literary ex-
ercises by Miss Lena Meury. Rev. r. A. Meury
Messrs. Richard r. Green and Meinecke.
There was wedding at No. Is Suydam avenue
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Davy-last Sunday
evening The contracting parties were Miss Jennie
Davy aid ex-Freeholder James Cummings. The
ceremony was performed in the presence only of
the immediate relatives and friends of the parties
by the Rev W L. Hoagland, pastor of the Lafayette
M. E. Church. After the ceremony there was
wedding supper. There were present at the wed
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Ewing, James @. Cum
mi ng Jr. and wife, Captain and Mrs. Smack, Cap
tain and Mrs. Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Knauer. Miss
Kittie Lockwood Cumming, Mr.. William Daress
Mrs. j. Bird, and few others. The wedding gifts
were quite numerous and handsome.
1t jolly party which assembled at the resi-
dence of MIR. and Mrs George f. Hi2gons, No SOL
Fourth street, few evenings since, TO celebrate
the anniversary of the marriage OF mine host and
hostess After Mr.. Hggons had set the ball rolling
with one Of his favorite songs, "Sweethearts and
Wives" a solo was excellently rendered by Mr..
Won Beman. This was followed by an elaboration
by Mr. e. f. Parkins as to what he knows about
freight" after which John Berrian rendered a
piano solo. 1.-THE Pilot was well sung by the
. Arion Trio" John ONeill sang solo, the last
song being 'sThe Anchors Weighed, which was
we'll executed by Mr.. Greenhalgh. An elegant sup
per was enjoyed at midnight. Amor those present
were Mr.. and Mrs s. G. smith. r. Il. f. Parkins
and wife, Mr.. H. Howard and Miss Tompkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Greenhalgh, Mr.. John ONeill, Mr.. and
Mrs, Stanley Parkins, Mr.. Berrian and wife, Mr..
Mcbride Mr.. and Mrs Russell, Mr.. Strickland and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Beman, Mr. Charles Lewis
and mother and Mr. and Mrs. Higgins.