The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-23
SOCIETY SUBSIDIES.
The Lenten Season Brings
Rest to Butterflies of
Fashion.
WINFIELD -HoLL0N NUPTIALS
Ladies Night at the palma--- Miss
Traphagen's PartY---Social
Notes.

Since Tuesday night the people of this
city have been able to settle down into
the usual routine Of their lives, and the
one affair which has disturbed the seren-
itv Of both the social world and the nom
social world has been satisfactorily ac-
compIished- Certainly both Mr.. Winfield
and Miss HolIon must have felt greatly
flattered at the general interest taken in
their wedding, and half the eligible
aristocratic part within the church and
the other part formed in little fantastic
groups about the canopy, rectory, garden
and church entrances-wa there to do
honor TO the event.
] have never seen prettier church
wedding than it was There was pc
cuiiar composure and dignity that gave
very pleasant charm to it. The bride,
who Is very tall and somewhat too slen--
der for her height, has pretty face and
pleasing manner She was exqulsltely
dressed and her costly robe met with uni
When Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield return
from CUBA whither they go TO spend
their honeymoon, they intend giving
reception which will. no doubt, be bril-
liant event.
THE LADIES AND THE PALMA
charming, how genial. how pleasant it is.
The total lack of forEality about these
nights has made them favorite entertain
ments with the ladies'. No tiresome even
ing gowns to be worn, in which one
always takes cold and which take hours
to arrange, but a pretty street or semi
evening costume, in which one always
feels so comfortable and happy.
Somehow the gowns of the ladies all
seemed to have corresponding element
or two which made classification quite a
matter of ease, but of all the variety in
the Palma on Monday night surpassed
anything I have ever witnessed
The little evening bonnet was
perhaps given the preference, but tall
hats, low hats with tall feathers, big
hats Gainsborough hats, church and
walking hats all appeared in the prom
enade, and tothose who sat on the bal
cony and watched the gay scene, the tall
plulnes and the many colored flowers, of
which they had birds eye view, made
the circlipg procession look like q rain
bow.
MISS TRAPHAGEy's DANCE
At the dance given by Mrs. Hraphagen
for her daughter, Miss Sallie Traphagen,
on ST. Valentines night, valentines We're
q conspicuous feature, and those carried
away as souvenirs we're extremely pretty.
Miss Trapnagen was charming hostess,
and the dance was a great social success.
Ash Wednesday placed an end this veal
to g social season which has not beer
over brilliant. 1t has been memorable
for it's debutantes, who have all beer
daughters OF prominent and wealthy
families. But the season Is over ant
only few supplementary events are We
to come in the shape of post lenten wed
dings Nearly all society people seen
inclined TO keep Lent very rigldly TIL
year-it has become SO fashionable, yol
know. EIDDA.
Notes About People in Society.
Miss Belle Negus, Of varck street, has gon
to e. lifornia to spend the remainder of the wiz
ter.
". L. Drake has gone to Lakewood for shor
sojcarn.
Mrs. Susan woodruff has returned from Wis
TO friends In Harlem
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Four
tain, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Clark and Dr. Lampso
have gone TO Cuba where they will trav'
through the island and see all the places OF il
terest.
Mrs. D. ~ DurelI. of No. 2s7 Palisade avenue
VIII go to Boston to remain several weeks
cards are out for an informal dance to b
rigen BY Miss Alice Corvin. Of Branhal avenu'
Miss Hattie Sickels, Of the Heights. is
Mont Moor.
MIR md Mrs. Henry c. Wulp have returne
after a delightful trip to Washington
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Herring, OF Fore
street will give a reception in honor of Ii
went -ffth anniversary Of their marriage
a card PARTY will be given on Friday eyenin
by Miss Mamie Egbert.
Tic Make Merry Club will have their ne1
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. John McAu
land
The Conversations will give another OF the
pleasant receptions this week.
The announcement is made OF the engagem
Of Miss Mamie Shaffer and Frank Menagh
Miss Ella Stewart, of Waterbury, is the que
Of Miss Nellie Grumpy.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Dugan will retui
\ from q trip to Washington during this week.
A "tea'' will be given by Miss Josie Lawren'
in March.
A pleasant party was given BY Miss Belle N
Donald, OF Clinton avenue, on MONDAY esenin
Miss Georgia Parker will soon give music
at her residence ON Ocean avenue.
Mrs. Charles Mason has been visiting
parents Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gaufier.
Charles c. Davis of Sherman avenue, gave
bic party this week large number
guests were present
frank Brown of Fourth street, is making
tour OF the West.
M00NSTONE JEWELRY.
1t Enters into Very Pretty Comb
nations. Pointers.