The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-08
SOCIAL NOTES.
Several Brilliant Weddings Ahead-Do-
ings of the Past Week.


Several Brilliant Weddings Ahead-Do-
inas of the Past Week.
The wedding of Miss Clara Dickinson
and Mr.. Edward Soper viii take place
November II.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Lillian Brinkerhoff ana Mr. De White
Billings. It Will be celebrated on No
vember 25 in st. Jnhn's Free Church.
Miss Lulu DE Forrest. Of West Side
avenue, gave dance to few of her
friends on Friday night.
MIR. ]. s. Nayior, Ir., OF the Heights, is
travelling through the West.
Miss Tessie Yilton, of Summit avenue.
has gone 70 Florida 70 spend the winter
The Where Next Progressive Eucbre
Club will meet on Thursday night.
The Elite Literary Society will give
reception on November 49,
Miss Fannie Hall. of Monticello ave-
nne avenue. Is spending few weeks in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAusland of Fifth
street entertained the Make Merry
Progressive Euchre Club. on Tuesday
night Euchre was played until eleven
o'clock, when prizes were awarded to the
winners OF the game. Supper was served
and the remainder Of the evening was
spent in dancing. Those present wefe:--
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAusIand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wulp. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brown. Mrs. A. L. Hurdle, Miss Mabel
Heck, Mrs sBowker, Miss Grace Bowker
and Mr.. Meyers.
A brilliant wedding was celebrated In
the First Presbyterian Church on Emory
street last Thursday night. The bride
WAS Miss Carrie Irene Martin and the
bridegroom Edo Van Winkle of Paterson.
The church was decorated by Cole. The
altar was profusionof chry
Over the altar floral weduing bell was
suspended, and beneath it the bride and
groom stood while the ceremony was per-
formed. AT eight O'Clock, just as the
wedding march began, the bridal party
entered the church and passed mp the
centre aisle. The bride walked with the
maids Of honor, TWO little girls, Miss Ber-
tina Martin and Miss Eta Kaufman. She
was also preceded by the ushers. Messrs.
Edward HuIshizer. William Martin,
Van Winkle and Harry Burnett and Che
bride maids, Miss Mary Abbett Miss
Hattie Martin, Miss Bertha Van Wink1e
and Miss Alice Kunkel The bridegroom
met the bride at the altar Rev. Charles
Herr officiated at the ceremony. The
bride, pretty brunette. looked lovely in
a handsome gown of white hrocade, elab-
orately trimmed with point lace. A
fieecy bridal veil fell in soft folds about
her and she carried bouquet of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. The maids
Of honor wore pretty gowns of white
mousseline de sole, aud the bridesmaias'
gowns were light blue silk. trimmed with
lace. A reception Immediately followed
the marriage at the residence of the
brides father, Mr. William Martin No.
81 Grand street. The house throughout
was decorated with flowers, ferns aud
palms. The manteis were banked with
iretty ychrysanthemums and the chande-
liers were festooned with smilax.
AL the end of the spa
eious parlor beneath a beautiful
norai wisnbone the happy bride and
bridegroom received the congratulations
Of their friends. Excellent music was
furnished by Cranmer and supper was
served by Purcell During the evening
MIR. and Mrs. Van WfnkIe departed for
an extended wedding tour. Among those
Eedle. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe Rusch,
Governor Albeit, Mrs james Dodd. Mr..
Leon Albeit, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. G..
Young. Rev. Or. Imbrie. Rev. and Mrs
Corneiins Brett, Miss Brett. Mr. and
Mrs. William Vidal, Nj. and Mrs. David
(. Toffry. Dir. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr., and
Mrs. bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. aud
A. d. King. MIR. and Mrs. j. a. Van
Minkie, Mr. Roy Inglis. Mr.. and Mrs
H. n Kaufman. Miss Helser, Misses
Ianc Miss il. Long, Mr.. aud Mrs. leo-
nsrd Barre OF New York. Mr. and Mrs.
Tneodore yarick of New York. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Kunkel Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S Kupkei. Miss Apgar.
Mr.. Mahlon Apgar. Misses Sc : unasfwoou; sfv
Mrs. George B. Hurd Of New York, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hnrd Of New Yo'k, Mr..
and Mrs. u Haine, Mr. and MRS. Day Of
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles NAr-
nnm, Pr; McGln. MISC Dlxon' Mr. ana