The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-01
TRIPLICATB BLISS.
Three Sisters Celebrate the
Twentieth Anniversary
of Happy Marriages.
TOO HOT FOR DANCING.
But Still the Social World Finds
Ways to Amuse Itself.

As If to laugh to scorn the old time pre-
diction that May brides are among the
most unfortunate of all human beings,
there has been this month coterie OF
wedding anniversaries Of the brides of
many Mays ago who are living contradic-
tons of the prophecy. One of the most
fashionable of these anniversaries was
given by Mir. and Mrs. Alfred
Teetseli at their pretty cottage
on Pacific avenue. Twenty years ago last
Tuesday Mrs. TeetselI and her two Sis
tiers, now Mrs. Martin Terwilliger and
Mrs Ezra Carnright, were all married, SO
last tuesday was general all around an
nl n for the family, and Mrs.
Ieetselps sisters helped her to receive
the many guests who came to offer
their congratulations. Another happy
feature OF this event was the fact that the
Rev. ID. N. e. Van Gasbeck, who tied the
knots for these three ladies', was there
handiwork. Many of the guests came
from different parts of New York State,
and there was also goodly number from
this city.
MANY FLOWERS AND GUESTS.
The pretuiest floral decorations were in
the back parIor, whore the mantel and
fireplaces were banked with bright bios
SONS. Here the party stood and received
the congratnlationstof their many friends.
Among Them noticed the Rev. and Mrs.
Blight, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fisk, DR.. Joseph Noll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Woesrt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Sorithiey, Mrs. w.
j. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs Wallace Meyer,
Miss Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs Harris ana
Mrs. G. NJ. Weston.
Another of tho'se pleAsa Mt receptions
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles "
SyyRaf in rplahFqFihr nf q
anniversary of their marriage. Their
residence on Cliifton avenue presented
brilliant scene on Monday night, the
bright lights, together with the profu-
sion Of flowers land gay assembiage of
peep into ,A' = fine SsSl Kaleidoscope as
There We're many relatives and friends
present. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Haighr,
Mrs. Reese, Miss Reese, Mrs. Bennett
and Miss Bennett, Miss Hoyey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs William Sweet.
AiQUIET WEDDING.
A wedding which will take place on
Tuesday if The runnor current in social
circles be true. w1ilibe quite surprise to
a number Of people. The bride will be
Miss Salliej Flemming. daughter of James
Flemmings and The bridegroom the Rev.
Elmer Fo1oes. As may be supposed the
marriage avill be of a most quiet nature,
no invitations having been sent out for it
and only few of the relations will be
present.
The ceremony will beat eleven o'clock
at the residence of the BRIDES parent on
Grand street and the Rev. G. 5. Bennett
will ofEjciate.
The Ftev. Mr.. Forbes hasibeen connected
with Grace Episcopal Church Tor several
years and is now a deacon. He will
continue his studies for one year
and then be ordained a Clergyman. Why
the wedding is to be such Il quiet one is
quite mystery to EVERY one, as both the
bride-elect and bridegroom are proni-
nent members of social circles.
FIDDA