The evening world., 1888-02-09
sGHEa YaRtnas EYENINa RERRgARN ealse:

spoons, Miss Kate Brennan; diamond bar pin, Mr..
p pH% !. Mise. Ss' i. and Pr l. IinSceS; Drs.ssn jar.
N; Fr,sd.sm. L; silver s coffee .p0ops, Il: sc sSSaSI,.i
and bouquet-holder, MT. and Mrs. Francis J..
Twomcyi case French plaques, Mir. and
chin. and case, Mr., and Mrs, + !. Brss.el;
royal. crown ice.cre I'm set, r. J. o'Connor; pair
vases, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph smith set Bisque ne-
ures, Mt. and Mrs john Norton; pair peaon;blow
aud pair gold aud mother OF pearl opera-giasses
MIR. and Mrs James Cusiek silver tea-sot Miss
Kate spenee,i s'ive, ,sa.set, EdwSro Ryan ,'lysr
Furlour, silver punch SCI, Thon'as J. o'BrIen;
set o1,dlzed silver tea spoons and sugar tongs,
aud FORKS. Messrs. pail A. and sam j, o'Keefe;
%oxidiZed silver lamp, Dr, scully; porcelain lamp,
service Mrs Fred u" Rebh % a osidiScd p Berry BOWL
an ladie, Mir. anu Mrs. I. j. oslecki; solid silver
salad bowl and spoon, sergi' J.; Calm; solo ST.;
OF Aldermen; SILVER swing pitcher and goblet, MIR.
and Mrs, Charles 81. tlair;, sllver, SWING phcner
ice.water pitcher, MIR. and Mrs. Luhrsen;
set silver dessert aud table spoons, Misses l.. and
ami Mamie Meaklm; solti silver napkin rings, Mr..
| and Mrs. John j. O'blen: oNidiz,d carvers, Mir.
auu Mrs. iiauschld: SILVER utter knife aud sugar
| spoon Misses Wright; silver and crystal berry disl,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murpny; silver and crystal cake
basket, Mr.. and Mrs James Herman; SILVER and
S Tb ! : fruit .uS SssSs' sea %,'''a ana Carr berry, @%' basket a; II.
set 81, and q vase, MT: and Mrs sinsn$ssS;
painted mouchor case, Miss ID. Lyon; silver and
crystal haud-painied card-recelver, Mis-. James
HeiferUan; shetland pony and rustic harness, from
an old ana prominent friend Of the BRIDES father,
SAID to be a nigh police oqicial; complete set cut.
lery ana case, Jas. w. Ledwortn: set silver and
mother OF pearl lruit knives, Mr.; and Mrs,J. j. Gar
rlly; china dinner aud tea set, Mr.. anu Mrs. NJ. J.
dubious; silver crumb pan; and brush,
Frank j. Cortigan; gold and silver card-ba,ket,
Mr.. and Mrs Michael W. Bowen; pllt cnlna punch
bowl ana china mugs and tray, j. and NJ. Gangnan:
marble clock, bronze pieces and bronze ornaments
from the MaduTa cub; huge silver tray and break
fast and tea service OF sx pieces from East New
Miss Gsllagner; a costly set Of silver ice-creaui
spoons, Lord d Taylor.
After the reception and supper, followed
by the good wishes of all their friends, the
newly welded pair started upon their tour,
which includes n trip first to Washington,
capital TO Jacksonville, Fla. W weeks at
least will be spent in the balny air of the land
of orange groves, and then the return trip
will be made.
Three weeks altogether, and perhaps q
month. will be spent on the trip and when
Mr.. and Mrs. Colfey return they will make
their household establishment ut 65 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. East New York.
The bridegroom, James Vincent Cofey, was
born twenty-siX years ago, and IL n native
New Yorker. For n number of years, with
his stepfath,r, NJ. j. Gibbons, he was in the
furniture business at "a and 20 New Bowery.
Two and one-half years ago they removed to
East New York.
The bride il twenty years of age and was
educated in q convent near Montreal. She il
a very pretty brunette and is highly accom-
. plished and a thorough musician.