The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-03
THH SEASONS BRIDES.
Weddings That Have Taken
Place, and Others in
Prospect.
THREE ENGAGEMENTS IN OsE HOlSI
Notes on Social Topics-eountry
Trips and Card Parties.

Although this Social season is said to
be one OF the dullsst for many years, the
brides and brides-elect are about as many
as in previous years AS a matter Of
course, now that the season is over. every
one is discussing the prospect in the way
OF June marriages, ana the brides of the
past few weeks and those who will soon
be brides arc the most interesting topics.
One OF the very prettiest brides of this
seas on was Mrs W. II. Ogden, nee Head
den, and every one remembers how
lovely she looked in her bridal robes. But
Of the brides who were welded this
spring, Miss May Campbell, who was
married very quietly TO William MoKel-
vey, Is among the prettiest. Mrs. Nickel
vey is ra Their short and petite. She has a
dark, clear complexion and pretty dark
brown hair and eyes. She has rather a
languad manner, which becomes her well,
being perfectly natural to her.
Another April bride is Mrs. George Ii.
Stueck. formerly Miss Alice Durell. Mrs
Stueck is very tall and slender and has
that pretty combination, blue eyes and
black hair Her complexion is clear and
white. and only on the rarest occasions is
there slight bit of color in her face She
is very stylish and dresses with excellent
taste. Bright and lively in manner, Mrs
Stueck easily wins friends. She also
sings delightfully."-.
Miss Luella Benson. who little over a
week ago became Mrs. Moritz Sehwarz,
has been a favorite In social circles for
is IN aTH al md
very fair, and has pleasant manners, and
sings and plays very we'll.
JUNE WEDDINGS
Possibly the event being most discussed
now is the wedding of Miss Jennie Gable
and William L. Vidal. to take place on
June 2. The bride elect is one OF the
prettiest society girls in this city. She is
a perfect blonde with very pale golden
hair and bright blue eyes. She Is very
fond OF bright colers. and being very
petite can wear them to great advantage.
This Is the first of the June weddings,
and just whose the Others will be has net
been announced. The engaged girls of
this season are not quite SO many as gem
orally fellows social season, but of
course the coming weddings IN which
these girls will play u leading role are
being much talked off,
Miss Lille Brinkerhoff, whose engage
ment was announced not long ago to Mr..
Billings, is one of the brides of the near
future. She is very well known In social
circles here, and is an unusually pretty
girl. She is rather small aud has pretty
blonde hair and bright blue eyes, and
skin as white as snow. Miss BrinkerhoH
is very reserved aud quiet IN manner
THREE BRIDE ELECTS IN ONE HOUSE.
In one home in this city, that of l.. 81.
Apgar, on Sip avenue, are three engaged
girls, and q prospect OF three weddings
before many months roll by. One Of
these is Miss Gussie Barney. ward of
Mahlon Agar. who will soon be married
TO Joseph Hartman of New York. Miss
Barney is a slender girl of medium
heighth. and neither dark nor fair;
that is. her hair, which she wears
short ana curled, IS ozark and
her eyes are very pretty gray. Miss Bar
hey dresses beautifully and with exquisite
taste. She has travelled extensively
both in this country and Europe, and has
many accomplishments.
Miss Mary Agar Is soon TO be mari led
to Mr.. Combs, and she is also favortte
In society here. The latest engagement
which has been announced is that OF Miss
Sadie Apgar and Herbert Scott, but their
wedding will not take place for some
time This is busy time for the pros
pective brides, for the tr0usseau requires
great deal of time and attention. Soci-
ETY. prophecies that the above mention ed
weddings will be brilliant events, and
hopes that they are not tar off.