The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-15
The WORLD OFPLBASURH
Preparations for the Open
ing of a Gay Social
Season.
BRIDES AND FINANCES.
Pleasant Fall Parties---The Sum-
mer Tourists All Flocking
Home.

Those who came home from their sum-
ner wanderings Monday are congrat-
Hating themselves that they escaped the
evere storm. and those who did not
fastened to do SO when they discovered
hat the storm would probably be long
me. Anything is better than weeks
torn in the country at this season of the
rear, and the city, which can present but
lew attractions in the way of social
lmusements now, has at least the
theatres, ones acquaintance to call on
Ind numerous other ways of passing time.
But the majority of our society bellies
Ire occupying their time in a way far
lifferent from this. They are all deep
n the mysteries of their fall and winter
sutfits, and when they are not shopping
hey are at the modiste's directing, con-
iulting and trying on the numerous
gowns that will grace our prominent
Iocial affairs. As usual, in the autumn,
!, everyone is wondering who will be the
<buds" and who will be the brides OF the
.odping season. OF the former the num-
Der will be fewer than last year, but Of
Ihe latter the number will greatly exceed
asst seasons, ana some of our prettlest
md most attractive bellies will be married
Turing the winter and go to other cities
10 make their homes.
THE MATRIMONIAL FIELD.
On Tuesday evening, Miss Florie Wat
ION, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wat
ION, will be married to Mr. Albert Hig-
ION. The ceremony will take place at the
Centenary Methodist Church, Pavonia
avenue, at eight o'clock in the evening.
There has been among the weeks we'd
aings that of Miss Harriet c. De Vries,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. De Vries,
10 Mr.. b. ]. Snyder. The marriage,
mrlaf 4 r4af.,x IL s,1o at
Ihe home of the brides parents, No. 314
New York avenue, ON Wednesday after
loon, at half-past three O'Clock. The
Rev. Mr.. Janvey, of Hoboken, performed
bhe ceremony. The bride wore pretty
travelling gown of brown cloth. She had
20 bridesmaid. A collation. was served
ply Morrow d Day, after which Mr. and
Mrs. Snyder departed for Lake George
md Saratoga.
Another pretty home wedding was cele-
DRAFTED at the home of the bride, No. o
ogden avenue, on Tuesday evening. The
bride was Mrs. Amelia Hieronimus, nee
rroebner, and the bridegroom Mr. Rich
ard Endler, Of Hoboken. The Rev. r.. A.
Meury officiated. The bride wore black
glk and diamond ornaments. The brides
maids were Miss May Hieronimus and
Miss Augusta Plate. The bridegroom was
attended by Mr.. Charles Il. Stohr and
Mr.. Adolph Brodmeikle.
Miss Eva Hanson, of Grand street, gave
small evening party on Friday evening
m honor of her cousin, Miss Mabel Demar-
sst, of Haverstraw. Progressive euchre
and dancing afforded plenty of amuse-
ment for the guests.
Some of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hanson, Mrs. III. A. Demar-
est, Miss Ella Thorpe, Miss Ada Emmons,
Miss Gussie Allen, Miss Annie Mayham,
Miss Grace Bennett. Miss Essie Calsey,
Miss May Platt, Miss Belle Sawyer, Mr..
Fred. Woolley, Mr.. Albert Evans, Mr..
Harry Cartwright and Mr.. Abram
Fletcher.
Miss Fannie Tilden, of No. $50 Summit
avenue. gave a party one evening this
week The evening was passed in music
and dancing. Mr.. Willis Jones and Mr..
Hill played several violin and piano duets
which were greatly enjoyed.
Some of the guests were Misses Lou
Skillman, Effie Jones, Daisy Longwell,
Julia Drake, Alice Rafter, Grace Watson,
Emma McNamee, Mamie Evertsen, Julie
6tumpfel, Messrs Frank Mccoy, Will
Watson, G. Edwards, Lou Meyers, Law
renee Southwick, Tom Longfield, Rob
Bumsted, r. b. Fish, ]. McCan, Edward
aen and Miss Grace Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Jones and
daughter Mabel, and the Misses Regua
Mr.. William G. Wallace was given a
pleasant surprise on Thursday evening,
ut his home, No. 1856 Van Horn street.
The gay surprisers were cordially well
coined, and the evening was spent in
various amusements. Some of those
present were Charles w. Dobbins and
Miss Mabel Smith, of Newark; Ernest
Holland and Miss Katie Scott, Major
Scott and Miss Jessie Getting, Lu Rue
Crystie and Miss Sadie Crolius, Messrs.
John Sinonson, Harry Hitchcock, George
Ritch and others.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The Make Merry Progressive Euchre
Club will reorganize in October.
Mrs. j. ]. Toffey and family, of Mag
nolia avenue have returned from Quaker
Mrs. George w. Nicholson, of West
Hamilton place, has returned from Sara
The Rev. James Cameron is spending
his vacation in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hallenbeck, of
Summit avenue, have returned from
Mount Tabor, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Lowry, of Fifth street, is enter
tanning Mrs. S. w. Blair, of Boston.
Miss Bertha Carey. of Wayne street,
will spend the winter in Buffalo.
Mrs. Mcqueen, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Brown, Of
Booraem avenue, has returned to her
"
The family of the Rev. Mr.. Halloran
have returned from the seashore.
Miss Hattie Phelps, of Grand street,
will spend the winter in Annapolis.
Misses Maude and Alicia Durell, of
Palisade avenue, have returned from the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Muir, of Waverly street, has re-
turned from Scotland
The family of Mr.. w. E. Furman, of
fNaverly street, have returned from a
two weeks sojourn at Cornwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linsley have re-
turned from an extended trip through
New York State.
Mrs. Bedle and family, who have been
travelling in Europe, will sail from home
the last week in September.
Miss Lottie Laws has completed q
pleasant sojourn in Hunterdon county
NEW YORK'S NEWS.
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