The Sunday morning news., 1891-11-22

Coffee
The luncheons are always served in a
delightful manner, and are gotten up en-
tirely by the Young ladies without assist
ance from kind fnammas or aunties- AT
ter the repasr the afternoon is devoted to
music. recitations and good social time.
No gossip is ever INDUCED in, the club
constantly adding new features which
keep its members pretty active.
MISS ToMPKINs' DANCE.
Miss Grace Tompkins, of No. 533 Conn
munipaw avenue, gave reception and
dance on Friday night. The parlors were
prettily decorated with snilax. ferns and
chrysanthemums. Miss Tompkins was
assisted in receiving her guests by Miss
Nellie Onderdonk, of Great Neck, Long
Island. and Mi ss Alice Hayatt, of Sing
Sing. New York. Miss Tompkins wore
a handsome gown of white
faille and white crepe. and held
Miss Onderdonk was attired in helIotrope
China crepe and point lace, and Miss
Hayatt wore white chiffon. After the
reception the dance began. Craumer's
orchestra in the conservatory at the end
OF the parlor dispensed good music and
everyone enjoyed in the dancing. Sup
per was served by Morrow and Day. The
event was one OF the most brilliant of the
season, and those who were there
heartily enjoyed it. Among those
preset were:-Misses Percy, Miss
Sdaie Apgar, Miss Lulu Sherwood,
Miss Darlington, Miss Grace Toffey, Miss
Mamie Soper, Miss Nellie Woodward
morton, Miss Bessie Hunt, Miss Jennie
TofIey. Miss Clara Wilkinson. Miss Jen-
ME Mcbride, Miss Gertle Garland, Miss
Shafer. Miss Lonise Hamilton. Miss
Adriance, Miss Elizabeth Vreeland. Miss
May Lamberton, Miss Clara Dear, Miss
Jennie Scott. Miss Maude Williams, Miss
Bessie Van Horn. Misses Brisler.
lie Taylor, Miss Ida Morgan.
Miss Maud Chiffon, Miss Edna Scott.
Miss Rose UngeTer, Nils Lulu Doremns,
Miss Ida McBurney, Miss Jeanette Nc
knight, Miss Edwards, Miss Josephine
Davis. Miss Young. Miss Alice johnson.
Hayatt. Mr. Charles Onderdonk, Mr.
Louis Meter of New Brunswick. Mr..
George Percy of New Bruins wick, Mr..
Clifford Shaw, Mr.. Walter Scudder of
New Brunswick, Mr. William Nc
Knight, Mr.. Lawrence Schenck, Mr.
l.. Morgan, Mr.. Vreeland Tompkins.
Mr.. Harry Janeway Of New Brunswick,
Mr.. Robert Rogers. Mr.. George Toffey,
MIR. Shaler Darlington. Mr. Richard Eng
lish, Mr.. Clarence Davis, Mr.. Han.
ford Ayress MIR. Allen Adriance.
Mr. w. Upgerer, Mr.. Charles Vreeland,
Mr.. E. Nc Burney, Mr.. walter Muirheid,
Mr.. Lee Clements, Mr. Leon Manton, Mr.
Samuel Dickinson, Mr.. Edward Rudde-
row. Mr. Joseph Taylor, Mr.. William
Speer Mr. George Mclaughlin, Mr. Ed
ward Mclaughlin, Mr.. Thomas Bnmsted.
Mr.. Witiiam Clements, Mr.. Joseph Dear,
Mr. Henry Scott, Mr.. Francis Mccoy, Mr..
John Watson, Mr.. William Watson, Mr.
William Dear. Mr.. Herbert Scott ana Mr.
/. l.. Hommedieu.
MoNTGOMERY-S -STRYkER WEDDING.
Probably the most brilliant social event
id the State this season Was the Mont
gomery-Stryker wedding. which took
place Thursday evening at five o'clock at
the residence OF General William S.
Stryker, on West State street. Trenton.
the social prominence and distincti on,
of the families, the bride and groom
being OF the highest. The ceremony was
performed by Dir. w. w Atterbury,
uncle OF the bride, assisted by the Rev.
Dr. Dixon, of the First Presbyterian
Church, Of Trenton.
| Miss Helen Boudino. Stryker, the bride,
| who is particularly pretty girl, or an
aesthetic. brunette type. was gowned in
magnificent ivory satin, trimmed with
| small ostrich tips. She carried bou-
| quet OF white roses, whilst her tulle veil
| was fastened with orange blossoms.
| The groomsman. Mr.. John Augustus
! gomery. is a member Of the New jersey
bar. He comes Of an old French ltne Of
/ nobility. His mother was a Miss
| Kernochan Of an old New York family.
4 Miss Stryker was attended BY her