The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-27
PAIRS MADE UNITS.
Last Week Witnessed
Heavy Inroads Upon
Single Bless
ednesS.
PYLE-APGAR-. ROSS DIXON.
PYLE-AP6AR---- ROSS DIXON.
Doings Past, Present and
Future of People Known
in Society.
FASHIONS AND THEATRICALs

This has certainly been a week of we'd
dings, in fact all the social events since
Easter have been of this character. There
have been quiet home weddings and
brilliant home weddings, fashionable
church weddings at night and quaint
English noon weddings. OF the church
weddings this week possibly the most
brilliant one was the Pyle-Apgar we'd
ding at the Bergen Reformed Church.
This old historical building has not often
held a more brilliant or fashionable as
semblage OF people than on this occasion.
and the display OF beautiful dresses
at The house reception can scarcely be sur
passed. The floral decorations were superb
and the long drawing room and music
room beyond seemed mass of bloom.
while in every part of the house the floral
display was most exquisite.
BOTH SOCIAL FAv0RITEs.
Miss Lulu Apgar, the bride, is one of
the favorites in society here and we'll de-
serves the delightful position as such.
Bright, clever and pretty she has made
friends rapidly since her debut And DR..
Pyle is a favorite Also and society is gem
orally congratulating itself that it will
not have to part with these two young
people, who will reside on Bergen avenue
in future.
The marriage of Miss May Dixon
wedding and while the ceremony was
celebrated only in the presence of the
family the reception which followed was
a most brilliant affair and prominent
people from all parts of the State were
present. Although the Dixon,s never
make display about anything and the
wedding was conducted in as quiet a
manner as possible, still it was q bril-
liant affair, and such was the verdict of
all who attended. Over five hundred
people congratulated the bride and BRIDE
groom before they departed for an ex-
tended wedding tour. 1t is their inten-
ton to reside in New Brunswick and Mr..
Ross has recently purchase a residence
in chat city, which he has fitted up for
their future home. Miss Dixon's bridal
gown was very handsome production,
rs was all OF her trOusseau.
MARRIED AT NOON.
The marriage of Miss Florence Van
Wrinkle and w. Fl. Hall, Jr., in St. Johns
Church, was probably one OF the most In
formal and quiet weddings of the season.
That it was such was a general surprise,
for Miss Van Wrinkle has been popular
society belle and il was anticipated that
the event would be given a brilliant cele-
brati0n. The wedding took place at noon
and Mr. and Mrs. Hall went away i1nIne-
diately. A recent death in the Van Win
kle family, it Is understood, was the cause
of the affair being so quiet, There is yet
ETY. will turn out in full force-the Ester
brook-Nichol wedding. to take place on
Tuesday at the BRIDES home on the
Heights. This will about finish the
season of weddings until june
when another lot will be ceie-
brated. There has been but little
time for other social events and the season
is now so far advanced that none of inn
portance are expected. May is always
an off month and tennis Is about the only
amusement that can be found to occupy
the time People seem TO be making
their plans for going to the country early
this year, and many who have been in
the habit of spending the two not months
away are intending to go in May this
year, some fearing that the city III it's
dirty condition may be disastrously I'M
healthy after SO mild winter. The
usual European exodus will take place,
and it was inaugurated by the departure
of the Rev. DR.. Duryee and Mrs. Duryee
and Miss Duryee for foreign lands on
Wednesday, They will travel extensively
during their stay abroad.