The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-25

avenue Ieit last week for Florida, where
sire VIII remain two mouths.
Mr.. and airs. James Clui'ke have re-
tus1ea frori their wedding trip tnrou gh
Hjss Eiaf Freeman Of Palisade avenue
will spend the winter in Washington.
A pfeity Wedding WIS celebrated in St.
Pau3's protfs ant Episcopal Church on
Tuesday, when Miss Kama Louise Ed
wards and Arthur William Mellett OF
Massachusetts were married Rev.
William Brush performed the ceremony
at eleven O'Clock. There were 10 brides
maids nor EfoDnsu1en. Tie ushers were
MisB Jessie Berges and Miss Sarah
Jones, classmatessof the bride. The bride
entered The church walking with her
IatleF, VINO gave her away. and was met
at The altar by the bridegroom. The bride
looked lovely II q rich travelling gown Of
dove colored cloth, with pretty hat to
match and bouquet of roses IN Ter
hand. After the ceremony there
was reception at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards, No. 70
Storm avenue, at which only the near
relatives and friends were present. The
event was happy one, and the festivl-.
ties were heartily enjoyed by all After
wedding repast was partaken of, Mr..
and Mrs. Meiiet5 received the congratu-
lations and good wishes OF their friends,
inRton. They will not return to this city,
but will go 10 Wakefield, Mass, where
they will reside permanently The bride
received many handsome and costly gifts
Among those present were.-Mrs. Pettitl.
Miss Pettitt, Mrs. Cranler, Mr. George
| Percy, MIR. Craude, Mrs. Brown. Miss
Emma Richjand. Mrs. Feint, Mss Ada
Felnt. Miss Maud Feint, Mr.. Edward
| Feint. Miss Jessie Berges, Mrs. Percy.
Mrs Leach, Miss Scott. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Veyis
Another pleasant event on TUESDAY
WAS the Wedding Of Miss Martina A.
MhitIock and George NJ Conway in ST
MARKS T. i. Church. II was celebrated
/ in lie evening. AT eight O'Clock. Just as
the wedding march began. the bridal
| party entered the church aud passed up
| the centre aisle. The bride walked with
usbers. Messrs. Frank Higgins, Joha
DingwalI, John Vile and George Benson,
and the maid OF honor. Miss Mary Whit
lock. sister Of the bride. At the alter
the groom and his best man, Mr. Albert
Whitlock met the bride. and her father
gave her away. The ceremony was per-
foI med BY the Rev. Frederic e Morti-
brides gown was white satin.
deliberately trimmed with Span
1Sh lace. She wore deecy
bridal veil which was fastened back with
orange blossoms and carried bunch Of
white roses. The maid of honor wore
creym surah, and carried large white
tan la her hand. A reception at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Wbitlock. Immediately fol-
lowed. to which large number of guests
were invited. There WAS excelleuE music
furnished for the occasion. and there WAS
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway received
many congratulations from their friends.
andsafter supper was served. they left for
trip to Washington, where they will
spend their honeymoon, aud on their re-
turn they will reside on YORK street. The
presents 70 the bride were handsome and
costly, and consisted Of silverware and
china. Among the iEvited were:-Mr
and Mrs. William Conway. Mrs. Roles
Of Long Island. Mr. Edward Rodes.
Mrs. William Hulse of Long ISL
and, Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Eickels
Of Keyport. Mrs. Joseph Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins. Miss
Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs a. Fengardo,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Castry, Miss A p
pleton. Miss Katie WardhuIl, Miss Lizzie
Wilson. Miss Mace, Mr.. Edward Shnltz.
Miss Florence NarrItt, Mr.. James Mar =
ritt, Mr.. William Conway, Mr. Charles
Conway, Mr.. Nathan Conway, Miss
Jessie Tfldsn, Miss Emma TiIde1, Miss
Nellie Kidd. Mr.. Charles Hill. Mr.. Wal
ter HasIett. Miss Maggie Rospke. Mrs.
Harry Clever, Mr. Charles Murray, Mr..
snd MRS. Walter Nelson, Mr.. John
Nelson. Mrs Belts, Mrs. Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cramer. Mr.. James Kanan, Miss
| Lulu Higgins, Mr.. Charles Dodge, Of
Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs. George Send
der, Miss Beckfe Vile, Mr.. Terry Morgan,
of Long Island: Mr.. and Mrs French,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young Mrs. Glenn.
Miss Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Wanaker. Mr..
and Mrs. Freeze. Mrs Chalmers aud Mrs.
John Scott
Another pleasant event was the recep-
ton OF the Alpha Social Club. held on
Thursday night in Prof. Comnlerees
dancing academy, No. 9S Magnolia ave-
nue.. The elegant rooms were decorated
with bunting and flowers and presented
an attractive appearance 1t was q bril-
liant affair and large number OF guests
were present. There was excellent music
by Prot Commences orchestra and the
chief feature OF the evenings festivities
was dancing. Supper was served BY
Morrow & Day. The club, which is en-
| tirely composed OF young men, intend to
| give series of rece ptions this winter and
have them all as enjoyable as this one
proved 70 be. Among those present
were Miss Louise r eed, Miss
/ Mary Reed, Miss NetIie Houser,
/ Miss May Banks. Miss Susie C0nklln,
| Miss Ella Harrison. Miss Mary Barriclo.
| Miss Evelyn Rouse, Miss Florence
0c%< -utoo E444ttt w to1ctSs MISS 14et-A1c
Segaine. Miss Nettie Farman, Mr.. John
0akie. Mr.. George Vessels, Mr.. Frank
! Reinhardt Mr.. Albert Barriclo. Mr.
| Orestes Ferris. Mr. Harry Boolxstayer,
Mr.. William Hailep beck, Mr.. Stephen
| Sofeld. Mr.. Walter Tappsn, Mr.. David
| Soheld, Mr.. Charles Wltten, Mr.. John
Mccullough, Mr.. Walter and Mr.. Knapp
The Where Next Progressive Euchre
Club was entertained on Wednesday
night at the residence OF Mr.. George
4 Oakie, No. 90 High street. The first part
of the evening was entirely devoted TO
1 the game, and the winners of it were
/ awarded handsome prizes. Supper was
served at ten o'clock. and the remainder
| Of the evening was spent IN dancing.
| Those present were.-Misses Nelson,
Miss Blanche Oakie. Miss Mary Tsw,
Miss Ida Greenieaf. Mrs. Terwillinger,
4 Mrs. SIruke, Mrs. Stone, Misses Banta,
Mr.. James Kennedy. Mr.. Frank Ken
DedY, Mr. j. II. Clifford, Mr. o. NJ
Kagan, Mr.. J. s. Hall. Mr.. Harry Ter
\ williger aud Mr.. Eyeritt SerwiIliger.
UNIQUE CONVERSION.