The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-11

Fl Mullaky. Frank Boode, 81. d Bake
Edward SaaTF, G. Vanderbilt Murphy,
~, Egan. Mrs. Helen W Guion, of New
York. T. Mckinney, Miss AsEopuhagen,
MISS Nellie .McG uinllees. Mr. aud Mrs
W u. WtlaeBsAnA and Hiss Hill.
a Notwithstanding occurred on Thurs
Mr.. Edward Butler, No. aS2 Bergen
square. The DEITY bride WIS Miss
Marion G. Butler and the happy BRIDE
groom George Irving Jewel The house
thropghoel6 was profusely decorated.
Palms, ferns aud flowers were artistically
arranged in every room. The spacious
parlors were festooned with smilax, and
roses We're banked on the mantels. The
bridal party entered she parlor at i've
O'Clock, the bride walking with her father,
who gave her away and preceded by the
brides mother and eldest brother, William
Butler. At the extreme end of the parlor
where there was a beautiful bower Of
roses and ferns. the bridegroom met the
bride, and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. William Bush of st. Paul's Z. f.,
Church. The wedding march was played
by Mr.. George Chestley.
The bride looked lovely in handsome
gown Of pearl white satin brocade, elabo-
rately trimmed with Honiton lace Her
ornaments were diamonds, and she also
wore gold necklace. the gift of the
groom. The mother of the bride was be-
comingly attired in q rich gown OF black
silk aud lavender brocade. A reception
followed the ceremony, to which large
number of guests were invited. Supper
was served, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewell, amid the congratulations Of their
friends, started on an extended wedding
trip. The presents to the bride were nu-
merous and COSTLY. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Jewell, DIR. and
Miss Clara Jewell, Mrs. Charles Jewell,
the Rev. and Mrs. William Brush, the
Rev and Mrs. L ". Hathaway, Mr.; and
Mrs. g. p. Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w.
Butler, of BrooklVn, Mr. and Mrs. H. d.
T. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Butler,
Jr., Vesey Butler. of Cuba, Fred erick
Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon Butler. of Richmond,
Sr.. and Mrs. II. Tayler. Of Orange. Miss
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonson. DR.. aud
Mrs. Gramer, Mrs. G. w. Shaw. of Spring
Valley, Miss Arrison. Miss Metler, Of
CIiutOn. Miss Craig, of Paterson. Mrs. J
Il aam nna'7 J. f. Jewell. I'M Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs.
:; P. Jewell, Mrs. J. Jewell,
Mrs. Meter, Mrs. J. L. Robinson, Mrs.
E. J. Shaw, Mrs. M. A, Jewell. Miss
Mary Arrison, Mr.. and Mrs. =. G. Dnt-
ton. Mr. and Mis-. Clearwater. Miss Della
Hafnil, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. /. Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D. Corbin,
Mrs. Albert Corbin, G. 6; Hamilins
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs James
Hunt. No. 10 Wayne street, was bright
scene on Tuesday night. The occasion
was the twentieth anniversary of their
wedding. The handsome parlors were
decorated with choice flowers aud ferns.
Tastefully arranged over banks OF roses
on mantels were the dates 1871 and 1871.
liz front Of wishbone of lovely flowers
and smilax the happy bride and groom OF
twenty years received their friends Mrs.
Hunt was richly attired in handsome
gown of yellow bengaline and brocaae,
trimmed with chiffon. She wore dia-
mond ornaments. The affair was joy
Gus one and every one present enjoyed
the festivities. The Murray Brothers of
New York furnished good concert music,
and H0lden's orchestra in the back par
lor, half hidden from view by cluster of
tall palms, played excellent dance music.
At eleven o'clock supper was served by
Maresl OF New York. Mrs. Hunt re-
ceived many handsome presents.
Among those present were:-Rev.
George S. Bennitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
J. Adams, of New York; Miss Thatcher.
of New York; DR.. Webb, Chief OF Police
Benjamin Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Post, MIR. and Mrs. james 4. Cannon,
j. b. Bernhard. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cole,
Miss Steinbecker. o. p. Powell, J. Bur-
rows. Mr.. and Mrs: W. Valentine. A. r.
Higgins, OF New York; Miss May Nc
Donougn, Miss Lizzie DeLany. S. Frenz.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. S.
Hunt. Miss Lizzie Hughes, w. E. Graf
ton, George III. Lindsey, Miss Ella Rich
artson, Miss Annie Fischlein. Major
Trout, of Chicago; Miss Eva Thomas, l..
S. Broas, John Hewett, Miss Hewett. Miss
Belle Burnett, William Eskins and Miss
Hattie Phelps.
The Where Next Progressive Euchre
Club was entertained on Wednesday
night by the Misses Nelson, OF No. 3lS15
Pavonia avenue. Euchre was played
until supper was served. aud the re-
mainder .of the evening was spent in
dancing Among those present were,
Miss Blanche OaKie. Miss Mary lew,
Miss Ida Greenleaf, Mrs. Terwilllger,
Mrs. Strnble, Mrs. stone. Misses Banta,
George Oakie. James Kennedy Frank
Kennedy. ]. II. Clifford, Q. NJ. keegan,
J. L. Hall, Harry Terwiiliger, Everitt
Terwflliger