The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-15

Jennie Toffsy. Mr.. and MRS. Jonu LINK
worth Of Newark. Mr.. Clarence Hing
worth, Miss Ida nlingworth, Mr.: and
Mrs. l. NJ. Tapuen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
G ford, MIR. and Mrs. |. E Lusk, Mrs.
Emma Landine, Miss Soper.. Miss Mary
Soper, Miss Annie Soper, Mt. Howard
Soper. MIR: ana Mrs. Robert IIlingwortn OF
Newark. Mr.. Johu Gibson of New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cordukes OF New
Rochelle, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Milkin-
500, Mr.. and Mrs. Il, B. Thayer,
Mrs. Martha Bumsted, Miss Bum
sted. Rev and Mrs. e. L;
Newark; Miss Edith Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Case, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Doubleday, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Dickinson,
Mr.. George G. Varick, Mr.. w. H.. Speer.
Jr., Mr.and Mrs. William Chichester. Miss
Anna Reed. Mr.; and Mrs. John Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Parker, Mrs. L.
Soper. Miss Mamie Soper. Mr.. Frank
Soper. Miss Elsie Soper. Mr.. William
Soper, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ward, DR..
Walter Wilkinson, Miss kitching, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy, Wilson
of Orange, Mrs. John Vreeland, Misses
Woodward, Mr.. Warren Vreeland, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Slater, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Charles Purdy. DR.. and Mrs. Rider,
M Mas and M Mrs, George M1 Newos Hsasn Mlss
Mn and Mrs. l. G.. Mars. Mr.. James Lee
land, Mr.. and Mrs. william Holconib.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l., G%rillandeau, Mr., and
Mrs. John Harvey, Miss Mabel Smith,
Miss Halt. Mr.. John Wells. Mr.. David
Wells. Mr.. Johu Denman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ru Ton.
Another notable wedding was celebra-
ted in ST.. Peters Roman Catholic Church
on Wednesday morning. The bride was
Miss Belle McCartiu, the daughter OF the
late Mr.. Miles McCartin. and Mr.. Waltsr
G. Hennessy of New York: The cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Wigger,
and he also celebrated a nuptial
mass, assisted by Rev. Fathers
McKinnon, Nardiola and Harpes-
The bride walked with her brother, Mr..
away. The ushers, Mr.. Charles Vallette,
Mr.. S. b. Livingstone, Mr.. George Link
and Mr.. Whelan. and the maid of honor,
Miss Clara Lalor, of New York. preceded
her. The bridegroom, with his best man,
Mr.. Thomas O'Connor, met the bride at
the altar. The brides gown was white
brocade en- traine. She wore q lovely
bridal veil of tulle fastened back with
orange blossoms. Diamonds, the gift
of the groom aud maid of honor,
were her ornaments. and she carried
a bunch of lilies Of the valley.
satin gown with Louis XIV. coat, and
carried pink roses. A reception fol-
lowed at the residence of the brides
mother. No. 274 Barrow street. at which
a large number Of dignitaries of the
church and other prominent people were
decorated with choice flowers, ferns and
growing plants. Excellent music was
provided by Ellis for the occasion.
After a wedding breakfast was served
by Maresi of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennessy, amid the congratulations
Of their friends. left for a tour through
the West. The bride received many hand
some wedding gifts.
Among che guests present were Arch
bishop CorriRan, Bishop Wigger. Mgr:
de Concillio, Mgr. Seton, Mgr; Doane or
Rev. Father Senez. the Rev: Father Cor
rigan. the Rev. Father Nardiola, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Lewis, Con-
gresham Fitch Of New York, Chancellor
and Mrs. McGill. DR.. A. A. Lutkins, DR..
and Mrs. McErnerny, the Misses Nc
Ernerny, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tatten,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Reynolds, Miss Hart.
Miss Olmsted, Mrs. L.. D. Tillman.
Mr.. G. H. Schenck, Mr.. w. N.
schenck: M. B. W. Swopei Miss
Chatellon. Mrs. W. w. Davenport. Mrs.
J. 4. Wright, Mr.. John McLaughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Enret, Mrs. Il.
Wright, Mrs. and Mrs. George w. Con-
nell, Mrs. Hannah Krawth, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Romaine, Miss Agnes Lalor, Miss
DdNd2C, NIL. oolk0 Ae'oNf 1880 Ap
Kyle, Mr.. William Schenck, Miss Cook
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberer.
The handsome residence of Mr.. Frank
j. Van der Beck, No. i3l Mercer street.
was a brilliant scene on Thursday night.
IN occasion was a reception, to which a
large number OF the most prominent peo-
pie of Jersey City were invited. The
floral decorations by Bennett were elab-
crate and every room throughout was q
bower of roses and green leaves.
NM. and Mrs Van Of de sbs s 5eee
parlors and received their guests. Stubbs'
orchestra played CONCERT music all the
evening, and supper was served by
Maresi of New York. 1t was a brilliant
event, and those who were there will re.
member 1t as one of the most brilliant
social events Of the season.
Among those present were Governor
Abbett, Airs. James Dodd,. Miss Mary
Albeit. ex Governor aud Mrs. J.
D. Bedle, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe
Rusch. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Bedle. Jr..
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Gratten, Mr..
and Mrs. E. F.. G.. Young, Judge and
Mrs. Marcus Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Post, Misses Post, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith. Mr.: and Mrs. Con-
dit, Miss Condit.. ex-Mayor Iraphagen
Mrs. Watson. DIR. and Mrs. Durrte, DR..
and Mrs. w. Watson, DR.. A. A. Lutkins,
Misses Lutkins, DIR. w. Q. Lutkins, DR..
| and Mrs. Craig, Miss Mckenzie, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Muller, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Throckmorton, Mr.. and Mrs.
La Cato. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel /.
Smith, the Rev. DIR. aud Mrs. P. ID. Van
Cleef, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brinker-
hoff, Miss Brinkerhoff. MIR. and Mrs. Will
| liam Kingsland, Miss Kingsland, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Muirheid, Miss Muirheid, Miss Pear
sail Dir and Mrs Raw
A pretty wedding was celebrated on
Thursday night at the residence of the
brides mother No. $40 Communipaw ave.
nue., was that of Miss Anna Ritschel
and Mr.. Richard Hitler. The decora-
tons were profuse and consisted ct
| smiiax, roses and plants.
At the end ofthe long parlor, in front OF
a cluster of palms and ferns, the cere.
mony was performed, the Rev. II. B,
| Stodach of Brooklyn officiating. The
ushers were Mr.. Frederick Van Saun and
Mr.. Charles Ritscher. Mr.. Henry Ritscher
anu James Clarke, and the bridesmaids
Miss Teny Ritschera and Miss Lulu Hitler.
| The bride, a pretty blonde, looked lovely
in a feecy gown of white corded silk.
trimmed with Duchesse lace. She wore
| a bridal veil of tulle. fastened with orange
blossoms. Her nam were diamonds,
and In her hand she held a bunch OF
white roses. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of white Bengaline trimmed
with gold and carried pink roses.