The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison. Nj and
Mrs. G. E. Iabriskie, II. r. Eaglisn, Miss
English, r. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Fl
w. D. N. Perrine, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grady.
Miss Grady, Mr.. and Mrs, g. H Liuds-
ley, Misses Scott, Eugene Seaman, MIR.
and Mrs. /. G. Hasking, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Robertson, MIR. and Mrs. G. Hough, Mr.
and Mrs J. Ringle and Mrs. Wenzet
A pretty home wedding occurred on
Wednesday night at the residence of
the BRIDES father. MIR. Roswell A. Ran
dali No. 2S6 Sixth street. The bride
was Miss Ida Randall and the bride
groom. Mr.. Sheldon w Decker. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George w. Nicholson at half past six and
was private. The bride looked hand
some In rich travelling gown of tan
cloth with feather and jet trimming.
and she wore pretty nat to match. On
account of the illness of the brides
mother the reception was given
by Mrs. Randall at the residence
of the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Celia
Decker. No. 245 Warren street, from half
past eight to half past eleven. Many
relatives and friends were present and
enjoyed the festivities. There was good
music for.dancing. aud q wedding supper
was served. During the evening the
happy couple amid the congratulations
Of their friends left for Washington. The
pride received numerous aud costly pres
ents. Among those present. were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Randall, Mr.. George Ran
dali, Mr.. e. Randall. Miss Julia Randall,
Mr. and Mrs. r. &. Taylor, Miss Sadie
Garthwaite. Mrs. q Decker, Mr.: Willard
Decker, Mrs. Julia Wells. Miss Eta
Wells, Mr.. Wade Gordy, Mr.. John Bag
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Solo
mons, Judge Quafe, Mr. Charles
Day, Mr., and Mrs. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs
?. Sherwood, Miss Hattie Sherwood, Mr..
Frank Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Battle,
Miss Ella Graves, Miss Annie Cooyer,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Webb, Or. and Mrs.
Peacock, Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Moffett, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Conery, Mrs Martina Benedict, Mr.,
StoveIl, and MFR. J. ". Van Neuys.
a brilliant wedding was celebrated on
Thursday afternoon at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. d. Clark. on Maple
street, Lafayette. The bride was Miss
Berthe Clark, and the happy bridegroom
James d. Clarke. At half past four the
bridal party entered the handsome par
Tor. The ushers were Richard Hitler and
Edward Clark, and the bridesmaids Miss
Gussie Clark. a sister of the bride, and
Miss Fanny Clarke. sister Of the BRIDE
groom. Mr.. Frank Clarke acted the part
Of best man admirably. Rev. p. g.
Blight OF the Lafayette Methodist Epis-
copal Church officiated at the ceremony
Miss Culver played the wedding march.
The bride, pretty brunette, looked
lovely in handsome tray-
cling gown of cloth. with
trimmings of velvet aud feathers,
and she carried bunch of roses in her
hand. A reception followed the cere-
mony, to which large number of reln-
tfves and friends were invited. There was
good music furnished for dancing. and
the event was most joyous. Supper was
served by Morrow 81 Day. after which
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke departed for we'd
ding trip through the South. The pres
ents to the bride were handsome and
costly. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. j.. Clarke. Mr.. Ernest Clarke,
Mr. Neill Clarke, Miss Grace Clarke. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, Miss Lila Tanner Of Pittsburg,
cts. Miss Stamets, Miss Booth,
Miss Campbell, Miss Lulu Hitler,
Miss Maude Hitler, Miss Annie Richard,
MIR. aud Mrs. j. v. S. Hitler, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran K
| Van Saun. Miss Hattie AcKerman, M +.
Fred Van Saun, Miss Gussie Engler, NJ +.
and Mrs E A. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs r.
Ramsay of Toronto. Miss Flora Clark,
| Master Robert CLARK, Mrs. w. H.
| Clark. Miss Eta Clark, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. Relyea, Messrs. Frank and Al
bert Relyea, Mrs. c. A. Hall, Mr.. Walter
II. + Il
| Chicago, Mr.. George Clark. Mr.. Dewitt
e. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin. of Da-
hota, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hancom. Mr..
| Harry Hancom, OF Cornwell, Miss Fer
guson. Mrs. e. Bennett and Colonel AMI
Mrs. Richard Vast, of Nyack.
| Another pleasant event was the we'd
! ding of Miss Grace Scott aud Mr.. Joseph
| Lahey, on Thursday night, at the resi-
| dence of the BRIDES father. No. 43 Ores
cent avenue. The bridesmaid was Miss
| Nettie Scott, a sister of the BRIDE and Mr..
james Adams was best man. The bride
| was richly attired in a white silk gown
with feather trimming, and she carried q
bunch of roses. The ceremony was at eight
| o'clock. Rev. Edwin McMiun officiated
and was assisted by Rev. William Eakins
| A reception, TO which many relatives and
friends were invited. immediately fol-
pleasant feature Of the affair. After a
wedding supper was served the bride and
| bridegroom departed for trip to
| Niagara Falls. Among those pres
ent were:--Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodington, Mr. William
Bodington. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lafley,
|. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lahey, Mr. DuGard,
Mr.. Everson, Miss Hattie States, Mr..
Robert Lahey, Mr.. j. Lahey of New
York, Mr.. Charter, Mr. Herbert Berlau
Miss Nellie Green, Miss Bertha Reese.
Miss Lila Brann. Misses Laura and Ida
DOftlAuick, MI duu 1tlfS. JUN IlSutks
Miss Lizzie Bellard, Mr.. Samuel Adams,
Mr.. Robert Picken d. w. Lawrence and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pond
Miss Cattle Mccain Of Cottage street
gave pleasant party on Thursday night.
The pretty parlors were profusely deco
rated with choice flowers and ferns The
evening was delightful one. and spent
| in dancing, for which there was excellent
music. At eleven o'clock collation. was
served. Among those present were:-
Miss Adele Stebbins. Miss Marguerite
Won Berner, Miss Dora Stebbins. Miss
Minnie McCann, Miss Lille Schur, Miss
Katie Kelly, Miss Agnes Doud. Miss
Mamie Neary, Miss Relta Maynard, Miss
Gertie Clark. Miss Myra Gold man,
Miss Florence Ward, Miss Jennie Dean,
Miss Gussie Stone, Miss Essie Mel Donald,
Mr.. Russell Burnett. Mr.. Alfred Baker
Mr.. William Cutler, Mr.. Arthur Wilson,
Mr. George Clark, Mr.. William Roberts,
Mr.. Roy Roslvn and Mr.. Frank TAYLOR.
A surprise party was given to Master
Willie g. Soper at his residence, No. POS
Third street, recently. The evening was
spent by the merry young folk ia dancing,
singing and games. Those who participated
were Miss Amy Bogardus, Miss Ella Cad
WE'LL Miss Emma Shelly, Miss
Eta Waltine. Miss Ida Bogardus,
Miss Allie Lawrence. Miss Julie Buckley,
Miss Lenora Mitchell, Misses Edna and
Bessie Soper. Thomas Lawrence, Jasper
Valley, Allie Hall, Berthe Walsh, George
McAQhOn. George auckland. Willie SDv-