The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-04
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Weddings and Receptions of the Week
The Where Next Club.

Weddings and Receptions of the Week
The Where Next Club.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Apgar
and Mr. Combs is announced.
Mrs. j. L. Dubois. of Summit avenue,
is spending two weeks in Philadelphia.
Miss Jessie Saunders, of Jersey avenue,
is entertaining friends from Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barker. of Central
avenue are at Niagara Falls spending two
weeks.
Miss Lulu Reid, of Webster avenue, is
enjoying the autumn in Pike county,
Penn.
Mrs. Thomas Williams, OF Bergen ave-
nue., is entertaining friends from Maine.
Miss Emma Forman, of Syracuse, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Mrs. William Mackey of Baldwin ave-
nue. is travelling through the Western
The s.Where Nextv Euchre Club has
organized. Miss Nelson of No. 1881 Pa
vonia avenue will entertain the club on
next Wednesday night. The mem
bers this season are Mrs. Mary
Miss Blanche Oakie, Miss Struble. Mrs
( Terwilliger, Mrs. Stone, George Oakie
! James f. Kennedy, A NJ. Keegan, J. H.
Clifford, j. E. Hall, Harry E. Terwilliger
and Everitt Te-wiiliger.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd was
the scene of a pretty wedding last
Wednesday afternoon. The bride was
Miss Matte C. Maxwell OF Richmond,
Maine. and the groom Samuel w.
Garretson Of Los Angeles, CAL, formerly
Of this CITY. The bride and bridegroom
entered the church at four O'Clock and
were preceded by the ushers, w. X.
Cook and Louis Ames. The bride, a
Charming brunette, wore handsome inn
ported Felix gown of fawn colored cloth,
,nade in princess style and embroidered
with brown and gold. with hat to match.
she carried bouquet of pink roses The
ceremony was performed BY the Rev. DIR.
Grove of Newark. after which MI. ano
Mrs. Garretson left for Washington. The
bride received many handsome presents.
Her parents will give them reception
Tuesday night in Richmond, Maine. and
On Wednesday the happy couple will de-
part for California where they intend 60
reside
II Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mould,
M ana Mrs. Leroy Schermerhorn, Mr..
and Mrs Schermerhorn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thon,as Williams, Mrs. j. H. Holden,
Miss Ora Reid Of Maine. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
] Hilton. Miss NJ. A. Garretson. Mr.. and
MRS. Martin Fink, DR.. and Mrs, Borrow,
Mrs. u. A. Williams, MIS- a. ". Evans,
Mrs. Sears. Mr. aud Ms MIS- n harm ~ nls d
Mrs. Fred van Hess, Miss Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Barnet, Mr., and MS.
Scion Palmer, Mr.. aud Mrs. James Noe ;
A brilliant wedding was a' cele of tea
Thursday evening at the residence ol tne
brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. George K.
Macnab, No. 270 Bergen avenue. MISS
Virginia Macnab was the bride ana the
bridegroom, Robert +. Archipoid.
The floral decorations were proIuse.
All the chandeliers were tastely festooned
with smilax. and various kinds OF MOVERS
were banked on the mantel pieces a
the foot Of the stairs was q pedestal 81
ferns and flowers, and the newell was
literally covered with chrysanthemums
aud green lenyes intermingled. Az seven
tered the handsome parlors, the bride
walking with her fnther, preceded BY the
ushers, Addison Wilmurt. Leon " Man.
ton, Geo. Macnab. Alvin Macnab, and the
maid of honor. Miss Pauline Suffer
Shwait. Francis Nj. Wilmur acted the
part Of best man admirably. The cere-
mony Was performed ID front Of a beauti-