The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-18
DUM0NT-STEVENS.

A Wedding Which Unites Brooklyn and
Jersey City-A Bower of Palms.
One of the largest weddings which this
season will probably have was celebrated
Thursday night at the home of the brides
parents, MI. and Mrs. James Stevens, on
Communipaw avenue. when Henry X.
Dumont. of Brooklyn. and Miss Mar
garet E. Stevens, were married. The
floral decora lions were superb. On the
mantels were hanks of roses and other
flowers filed the fireplaces. Palms were
artistically clustered about the rooms,
which were hung with smilax and other
vines. The library at the left of the par
lors was a perfect bower of palms and
sweet scented lowers. Beneath 4 large
wishbone of roses in the upper end of the
parlor the bridal party stood.
The bride entered the pariors with the
bridegroom at eight O'Clock. She was at
tended by a maid of honor, Miss Emma
The ushers were b. Vincent Randall,
Joseph w. Edwards and Frank p. Refill.
The Rev. William r. Duryea performed
the ceremony which was followed by a
reception. The bride wore an elegant
dress Of white Mousseline de Bengaline
with rich feather trimmings. The veil
was tulle, and she wore diamond orna-
ments. After receiving the congratulate
tiOns of their friends, Mr.. inc Mrs. Du-
mont departed tor a trip through the
South. The wedding supper was served
by Morrow and Day. The bride received
many beautiful presents.
Among the guests were the Rev. n
Mrs. w. r. Duryea, Mr., and Mrs. John
Malkey, Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott,
James A. G.. Shaw, Miss Minugh, Miss
Carrie Clark, Miss Dollie Sloar, Miss
Bella Muson. Nj. and Mrs. George 1.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens, Jr.,
Edward Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Steven, Mr.. and Mrs.J. Ludlow Dumond,
Misses Mamie and Hattie Dumood,
Miss Matte Dumond, William Dumond.
Charles Dumond, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwards,
Senator and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 7. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs, 3. J.
Doctor and Mrs. ~Hardenburgh, Doctor
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Nc
knight, Mr.. and Misses Mcknight, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Mcknight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrett Brinkernotf, Mr.. and c. H.
Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Jastus Slater, pr,
McWilliam. Mr.. and Mrs R. G..
Lyle, Dir. and Mrs. Teachnan,
MI. and Mrs. Charles Shipman, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason, Captain and Mrs. Post, Mr. and
Mrs. John BoWkee, Mr.. ana MIS-. GeOrge
Worthley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaw,
Miss Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mackey.
Miss Eloise Harring, Miss Annie Har-
ring, Miss Frances Harring, Miss George
Harring, Miss White. of Elizabeth; Miss
Vreeland, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Lulu
Dey. Miss Henry, the Misses Ungerer,
George Chesley, DR.. Erdmann, Charles
Lange, William Meyer, Fred Jeanne,
Frank Pierson, Russell A. Coykendahl,
Edward Opdyke, Charles Kidder,
Misses Mamie and Lille Doremus, Miss
Mamie Muir, Miss Annie Z. Steele, Miss
Ida c. Steele, Miss Florence Coleman,
Miss Emma Post, Miss Helen Fox. Miss
Shaw, Dixon Kidder. Fred A.. Mabbitt,
Cornelius Edwards, David Edwards,
Thomas Lindsay Edgar Steele. James N.
Edwards, William N. Hardy, A. Gable,
William Muir, Mr.. and Mrs. John Van
Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. Doremus. Mr.. and
Mrs. MILAN Muir and Frank White.