The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-23
SOCIETY NOTES.
Doings of Notable Jersey city People
Weddings aud Fetes.

Doiags OF Notable Jersey city People
Weddings and Fetes.
Miss Josie Eckford, of Montgomery
street. has gone to Buffalo to stay q few
weeks,
.s.iss Fannie Day. OF Grand street. is
entertaining guests from Philadelphia
Miss Belle Regan, OF Summit avenue,
is visiting friends in Waterbury,
The Where Next Euchre Club y viii
meet on Friday evening
Mrs. Freeman. of Ocean avenue, will
give dHIice Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Waite OF Belmont i've
hue, are entertaining Hiram c. Hntchins.
OF Syracuse.
Martin f. Drake, of West Side avenue,
business there.
Mrs. Edward McMinn IS travelling in
The South.
The family of the Rev. d. Haileron arc
staying at AsburY Park for a few weeks.
Air. and Mrs. G. Z. Stimets have re-
turned from trip through the South.
Mrs. Albert Bright, OF Monticello ave-
nue. VIII spend the winter in Chicago
Miss Abbie Congef, of Harerstraw. is
visiting friends IN tnis city.
Mrs. a. IL. Meany, of New York, has
ueen spending u few days with friends in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Beach c. Elocum have re-
turned from the South
Miss Marion Taylor, of York street, is
entertaining quests from Troy.
Miss Emma Rogers has gone to Bridge :
ton TO spend few weeks with friends
MIR. and AIRS. Hcnry Costigau, of Mont
gcRery street, have gone South 10 spend
The winter.
Miss Carrie Lopez has returned from a
trip TO Medford.
Alr. and Mrs. Isaac NJ Clark arc spend
ing Thanksgiving week III Worcester,
Mass, with Mrs. ClarK's sister.
Mrs. William Forsyth, Of Union street,
gave birthday party for her son, Willie,
and daughter. Liiiie. II was a pleasant
event, and the young guests were de-
iighlfully entertained. Among those
present were Dumont Murray, eddie
Forbes, Johnny Hermann, T. Hermann.
Bonnie Gibson. DAnnie Forsyth, Willie
Franklin, Willie Wallace. Misses Lille
Forsyth. Carrie Forsyth. Grace Murray.
ida Green. Maud Nanderbeck. Sadie Wal
lace, Anna Fry, Ollie Fianklyn. Marie
Murphy, Maria Blay, Edith Gibson, May
Prescott, Josie Van Rypen, Mrs. q. Daily,
OF New York, Mr. aud Mrs. II. j. Max
well, of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Murray, Charles Brown and Miss Maud
Murphy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John George gave dance
in honor Of the birthday of their son and
daughter Euwald aud Emma. Many
guests ere present and thoroughly en-
Joyed the event. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. John George. Mr.. s. Green and
Miss l.. George. MIR. T. George ana Miss
IL. Meddaugh, Mr.. VIM. A. George aud
sister, Miss Bessie George, mar. w. j.
George and Miss Minnie Tucker. of Boon
town, Mr.. II. G. Taylor and sister Grace,
Mr.. #. Jones and sister Sophie, of Ho-
on MRcgFS AxrAfal (rEs,rrro
George, Robert Carter, and the Misses H.
Snea, Bertha George, Emma George,
Clara Brown, 5. Muiiery and Mrs. e.
Stratton.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
Monday evening at the home OF the
Drlds,s parenss, MT. and MIS-. John
SIZZLING, No. 6S Grand street. The bride
was Miss Anna Stclling and The BRIDE
groom John ID. Lohmnan. The cere-
mouy was at eight O'Clock and the Rev
+. W. Oswald 0fficiated. The brides
dress was white silk with point lace
trimmings. A reception followed. Music
was under the direction OF Cranmer and
Among the guests were Jonn Lob
man, Miss Maggie Lonman, Mr.. j.
Fred LohmaI, Mr.. john Steiling,
Mr.. Henry Ste1linx, Mr. Louis BraiNa t
and sister Maggie, Dr. Dstmold. of New
YORK; Gowrd Martens and Mr.. and Mrs.
&AdItES a. fCtlitif1Ats VI AARAAb S1ntti,
n. u; Claus Martens and wife. the Rev.
and MRS. f. w. Oswald, Henry Martens
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sreffens,
Mr. and Mrs John ID. BrlniSnann, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Burhnd, the Misses Bur-
| find, Henry Brinkmann. Mr., and Mrs.
! William Hoops, Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Meyer, Mr..
aud Mrs c. 4. Holm, Mr. and Mrs. q.
Koch, w. ID. Schlesinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thode, Mr.. and Mrs. Is, c. Amber
sou. OF Brooklyn, N Y, ID. Schmidt, Of
! Carleton, Hill. N. j.; Miss Amy
6. Borr, Mr.. Halsted and Lenora
Carpenach. Of Loldon. England
Captain Steedweil. OF Port Chester, N.
( Y; Mr.. aud Mrs l.. Meyers aud Mr. and
Mrs. l.. ID. Fiseh n, OF Aialneda, Cal; Mr..
| j. Meyer. OF San francisco, CAL; Misses
/ Nellie and Carrie Croft. OF Baltimore,
| Md; II. Lohman and sisters. Annie and
| Maggie, MI. Vernon, N. "; Willium
| Wenrnann, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Thode,
| Henry Otten. Mir. and Mrs. II. Surbeck,
| I. Blunken, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Hoops,
| the Misses Hoops. MI. and Mrs. Wintjen
! John Winijen, Miss Mamie Winfjen, M
! G. Scherer, Adoiph Laum. Emil T.
| Cooler, Miss l.. Gieschen. Miss Buse, Miss
| Schepert, Miss AL. Martens, Mr.. aud Mrs
Mrs. Grynwoid, w. J. Townsend and
| Mrs. l.. ThorwelL
| Miss Nettie Hornblower gave very
4 pleasant rect ption on Wednesday even
4 Ing. Dancing and musical selections
| were the main features OF the evening
! Miss Hornblower played some piano sol0s
and Mr.. WiLson Holman, of Bayonne
| gave several pleasing topical selections 81
the banjo. Mr.. Charles q. Kelly played
some violin solos, accompanied by Mis-,
! Mamie X. Kelly. aud Mr.. Frank Horn
| blower gave choice selection on thu
harmonica. Morrow s. DAY served sup