The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-29


that it will be quiet wedding. but as
many predict that it Will not. At all
events, every one is wondering who the
bridesmaids will be, and each one of Miss
Bray's particular girl friends trusts that
she will be one of the lucky maidens.
Society was thrown into quite fiutter
over the announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Jennie Cable and Mr.. Will
liam Vidal, and have hardly recovered
yet from the surprise which it occasioned.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The. eighteenth anniversary of Dennis
kuppler's birth was happy event at the
Kuppler home, No. 43 prOsueet street.
Monday evening, where a large company
Of young people celebrated the event with
feasting, games and dancing to music by
Prof Prices Juvenile Orchestra. The
festivities occupied the greater part of
the night. The company included Mr..
John Healey, Miss Mamie. Flanagan,
Morris, Mrs. Meehan, Misses
Gertie and Grace Murray, Mr.. ]. Moran,
of Harlem, and Miss Maggie Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Murrer, j. O'Keefe and Miss
Mary Downey, Mr.. Sullivan and Miss
Mamie Powers. Misses Maggie Stitch,
Ella Conroy and Mary REILLY, Of Albany;
Mrs. Murphy, of New York; Mrs Fitz-
gerald and daughter, the Misses Emma,
Bella and Lulu Engel, Mr.. Sivers and
family, Mr.. Gonochis and others.
Welded FIVE YEARS.
Rev. and Mrs. John Crawford cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding at the residence of Mrs Crawford's
parents in Montclafr on Monday night
A family gathering made the event a
pleasant one, and congratulations and
pretty gifts were received from their
large number of friends
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Trina Headden will go to Phila-
delphia to attend a large wedding this
week.
Miss Gussie Barney has returned from
Europe, where she travelled the greater
MI. ana Mrs. J. w. wheatley, after a
pleasant visit to DIR. and Mrs. Kyle, of
Pavonia avenue, have returned to their
home in Americas, Ga.
Mrs. Steele and her daughter frankie
have returned from Europe.
Mrs. Morrison. of West Hamilton place,
Is spending week at Homer
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Campbell have re-
turned after an absence of several
months.
Mrs. William Frye, of Wayne street,
will celebrate her silver wedding on Mon
day night.
Miss Lulu Farrant will enter Columbia
College in October. She will pursue the
regular four years collegiate course.
Miss Fanny Tilden will go to Drew
Seminary this winter.
Miss Rosenkrantz, of Port Jervis, is the
guest of Mrs. German, of Pavonia
avenue.
Miss Mamie Mapes has returned from
Waldron. She is recovering slowly from
the severe injury she received month
ago.
The party, consisting of Mrs. Dodd,
Miss Post, Miss Albeit, Colonel Heppen-
heimer and Colonel Albeit sailed home
September 26.
Miss Maggie Van Dyke, of Mercer
street, will go TO Washington, d. c., this
week.
Mr.. John Scofleld gave pleasant card
party to few friends on Monday even
ing.
Mr.. John N. Bruins and family have
gone for three months stay among the
Berkshire Hills
Mrs. G. f. Holmes and family have
gone to Lynchburg, Va, to remain per-
manently.
The Modern Annie Laurie.
"Her brow was like the snow drift
Her neck was like the swan,
And her face 1t was the fairest
That eer the sun shone on
But she went to the beach for bathing,