The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-26

by Rev. Cornelius Brett. The wedding
dinner was served by Morrow & Day,
after which Mr.. aud Mrs. Mills left for an
extended wedding trip,
An enjoyable 9ociable was given on
Tuesday evening By Sergeant and Mrs
Archibald at their home on Garden street.
Various amusements made tho time pass
pleasantly. Among the guests present
We're Mrs. Susan Woodruff, Miss Emma
Woodruff. Miss Susie Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Lou Eiege. Miss
Bennett. NJ. Taylor. and Mr.. Andrews.
Potter A. Soniers and Miss Cleary.
daughter of Daniel Cleary, were married
at st. Patrick's Church on Wednesday
evening, After the ceremony supper
was served by Morrow and Day, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, No. l05
Storm avenue. Mr.. ana Mrs. Somers left
during the evening for an extended we'd
ding trip.
A brilliant wedding was celebrated at
st. Peters church on Wednesday after
noon at five O'Clock. The bride was Miss
Lizzie Delaney, and the bridegroom Har-
vey Marsh. Jr. Miss Salie Marsh was
bridesmaid and John j. Cornell was best
man. The Rev. Father Walsh, of Cam
den, performed the ceremony. The bride
wore o handsome gown Of white faille
with rich decorations of lace and pearls
She wore large white hat trimmed with
ostrich plumes. Miss Marsh wore a pale
yellow crepe de chine dress with hat TO
match. A reception followed at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. William Win
berry, on Henderson street. After re-
cefv1ng the congratulations of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh departed for
trip To Niagara Falls. Among the
guests were M and Mrs. Harvey Marsh,
Jr., Mr.. aud Mrs. Durnin, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkman,
Mr.. and Mrs Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Kee
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. McWiiliams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hauck, Miss Katie TumultY, John
Marsh, Joseph Marsh, Sidney O'Donnell.
Miss Annie McGarvin and J. Cramer.
George a. Treadwell OF Boston, and
Grace Treadweil. daughter of Colonel
4readwell, were quietly married at two
O'Clock on Thursday by the Rev Frank
Thompson at the home of the BRIDES pa
rents, on Summit avenue, After we'd
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Treadwell departed
for Tacoma, WASH, where they Will make
their future home.
Frank Muller and Miss Josie H. Stub
were married at st. Boniface Church by
Rev. Father Wahl on Wednesday at half
tended by Miss Lizzie Muller, and Peter
Smith was best man. The bride wore
handsome dress of pearl gray silk and
satin brocade. A reception was held
at the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. August Stub, No. 81 Cole street.
Il
ing for Washington. D. G. Some of the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Stub, Mrs.
Elizabeth Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Stub,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stub. Miss Alice
Stub. Mr.. and Mrs. "a Zwerneman, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McNamee, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cosgfove, Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Lampter, Mr.. and Mrs. Weitzel,
| Joseph Frank, MIR. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
| Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Fisher, Mr..
and Leiberman, Miss Clara Eliot, Mark
Curley, MIR. and Mrs. Krieg, Miss Hattie
Miller, Miss Kaiser, Fritz Miller, Miss
Katie Muller, Mr. and Mrs. E. Stub
and Miss Anaie Winter.
One of the most delightful events of
1 the season WAS the musicale given by Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin r. Heard at their
! residence, No. III Ocean avenue. on We'd
nesday evening. The programme was a
rarely fine one and The artists of unusual
merit. The particular star of the even
| ing was Miss Loretta ~ Greene, young
/ girl OF much promise In the dramatic
| line. After the programme was finished
| supper was served by Morrow & Day
/ Some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
| George Nudge, Miss Margaret Post,
| Bloomfield, N. j., Mr.. aud Mr. d. Veg
man, Misses Josie and Laura Wegman,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Urner, of Eliza
beth, N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest +. Drew
| sen. of Greenvilie; Miss Anna Drewsen,
Miss May Siede. of Brooklyn; Mr.. Samuel
L. D
Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wells
| Wood. of Middletown, N. K; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Markoe aartyn, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. John ElIice, Mr.
Stephen r. Van Arsdale, Miss Emma ID.
Heard, Messrs Frank D. and Alexander
Richter, Mr. George Tuil, Mr.. William
| II. Uric, Mr.. Luke Hines, MIR. and Mrs.
| Charles Brown, Miss Emma Piaget, OF
Montclair, n. j.; Mrs. David Beingert, Of
| Brooklyn; Miss Leno Beingert, Miss
Rose Beingert. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine G..
| Bradell. Misses Clara L. and Anna p.
| Bradell, Mr.. William Bartels, Mr.. and
| Mrs Robert w. Conner, Miss Florence
E. Bradel, Miss Hattie. Heard, Mr. Louis
Fl. Wood Mr.. Alex and Miss Ahrens.
! An enjoyable sociable was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. William Nc
Cabe at her residence on Summit avenue
There was a variety of amusements and
the guests were delightfully."- entertained.
Some OF the guests were, Mr.. and Mrs
Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art, Mrs Gordon, Miss Gordon. Mrs. Mar
tin and Frank Edwards.
A pleasant euchre party was given on
Tuesday night by Miss Sadie Perry at her
l home on Grand street. The prizes
awarded the winners were very pretty.
Some of those present were, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Cransron, Miss May
tHACC1C, 4sit7o Il 4tAtoS 1<OttlC
Burke, Miss Ida Reed, Joseph Crimmons,
Henry Saunders and George White.
Miss Helen Wilder was given birth
day party on Monday night by her par
ents. II was a delightful event aud many
| of Miss Wilder's friends were present,
some of whom were Mrs. McKaig. the
| Misses Wilder, Miss Frazee. Miss Zinl-
norman, Miss Vilade, b. Dasher, II.
| Shaw. A. Grabbe and G. Littlefleld.
| Mrs Hantke gave her little son, Leon,
| birthday party on Monday evening at
her home on Prescott place. Many little
folk were present and enjoyed the event.
Miss Lizzie Low and Charles Dunno
were married at ST. Patrick's Church by
the Rev. Father Mcdonald. The bride
wore handsome travelling dress. A re.
| ceptiou was held at the home of the
| brice's father on Water avenue. Some of
the guests were MIR. aud Mrs. Henry, Mr..
and Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Ann Kreger, Miss
| Nellie Dunn, Miss Katie Burns, David
| Smith. and A. G. Deterle.
Toujours Roi.
| cit Is time to love- he said
! For gladstone spring is here;
\ The buds are swelling overhead;
| Each bird sings to its dear
/ n ma fden sweet the sprincss fair prf,rfa