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Evening journal., 1891-01-20
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Ths Delaware Historical socIsty,s Regu.
lar MeatinR

AA@ RO3ANRrA H1lhtuf1cAk S0FtHtyiH ReCU.
lar Messing.
The Delaware Historical Society held
Its regular monthly meeting last evening
with fourteen members present
Joseph Swift, William Fl. Swift and
J. b. Clarkson were elected to active
membership and one member was pro
posed
President Wales appointed the secrs.
tary and treasurer a committee to prepare
report showing the origin Of the society
and the number Of relics belonging to
It, This will be presented to the Ameri.
can Historical Society at iss annual
meeting
Ellwood Garrett presented to the
society, store bill of Daniel Gallagher
an old resident for $976 70. The bill GOV.
cred nearly 100, pages of foolscap and
was eighty-fve feet long. William H
Gregg sent q communication to the
society cfesing to present copy of the
History of the Celebration of the One
Hundredth Anniversary Of the Proclama-
tion Of the Consultation OF the United
States" The offer was accepted.
Senator Higgins sent several govern
ment documents.
The president announced the following
committees for the ensring year:
On library-Dr John p. Wales, John
J. Gallagher and Dr. James A. Draper
Biography-Rev T. Gardiner Littell
and Dr. Thomas B Bradford.
Donations-Dr. L. P Bush, Willard
Hall Porter and Isaac S Elliott.
Publication-Hon. George r Bstes,
Colonel William A Lamotte aud Lewis
9. Vandegrift.
Financs-H R Bringhurst, Ed ward g
Bradford and Elwood Garrett.
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Saved ~ Heroic schooImn.an,

Sr l-ouIs, Jan. 20 Shaw's school. one
OF the public schools of this city. Was ts,-
tally destroyed by fire at 1880 4. III. I've
hundred and fifty children were il tie
building when the fire was discovered II
the basement by tile principal, Mrs Mary
Maurie. she ran e an the rooms. orUereu
recess, and in three minutes the school was
emptied and not a child was hurt. Two
minutes afterward the flames had posses
sion Of the first floor
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a setback 10 Ler.e, nnoln...

ELIZABETH, y. j., Jan. 20-The Linden
Park Blood Horse association and tile New
Jersey Jockey club, who were recently cen,
victed Of keeping disorderly houses, wen,
each lined Sl0 aud costs in the Cuicr
county court by Judge Van Syckel. wb,
warned the defendants that repetition oi
their odense would cause the court 70 ii.
hict a much more severe penalty.
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prunk. and pisoraerlIes.

At last nights session Of Munich
pal Court Albert Hession, charged with
insulting Susie Bishop in the Salvation
Army headquarters, was dismissed. At
this mornings session William Powell
drunk, 81 and costs Charles Bareford.
drunk. 81 and costs; Spencer Williams,
eoioredt drunk and disorderly, $2 and
costs; Thomas Daisley, drunk and dis
orderly, 81 and costs This morning 5
session YVES held at s oc ock. in order to
give Judge Ball an opportunity to 20 to
Dover 10 witness Governor Reynolds &
Inauguration,
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STORIES or The DAY
The Nnnrnrnn IN

Last Wednesday afternoon one OF the
funniest things in the performance Of
Jessie Daw" was the tumble one Of the
cousins took. They were giving the
Kangaroo dance with great effect, wien
the taller Of the two il tuning, tripped
and fell fiat, People tried to keep IRON,
laughing but were unsuccessful ana
broke into loar The young women
laughed too. and in their illustration
missed tue time OF the music
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Dr. Kilis A. delaware Avenue

Or F NJ. Ellis Of Baltimore preached
= fne SCI mon st the Delaware Averue
Baptist Church last evening, en- 81 he
Virtue Cf Personal Experience With
Christ. The speaker used vivid scrip
tnral illustrations to enphssizs bis sreu
ments, ard his simplicity OF manner aud
skilliul application grestly pleased his
large audience. Dr. Ellis will remain
here. preaching every evening this week
and will give Bible reading this after
noon.
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ntARRIEn

ENNIS EVERSON On the l4th instant.
by the Rev. l. MARKS, d. D., George Ennis
and MIS- Maggie Everson, all OF Wilmington.
January %, hv Rev. Robert Graham Milton
\ Hoffman ana Mary r. Leidy, both of Phila-
delphia.
KIRBY PENNINGTON. in this CITY. on
the 18th instant, by REV Adam Stenple,
James Kirby OF Wilmington, Del. and Miss
Lulu NJ. Pennington Of Kent county. Ma
LEWIS -SLAUGHTER.- In this cify on
January H. by Rev John ID a B4une
Frederick ~ Lewis III Mvaminp. Del sri
Miss NJ Fy Il. Sianghter of woodside. DEL
R-BELLvILIW.-A. los ANGELES
az On 9eceig ber p. lSp, by Rev. Dr Reed
Professor A. +. Taylor formerly ~ Fast
Norridgewick, Maine now 81 Yuma. Ariyons
and Ge0rGie Beiviile Of st Georges. Nsl
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a IL - onod. cra.h.

MONTREAL. Que, Jan. 2l.-The whole.
sale dry gooes firm OF Mcl.achlsn Brother.
IS iinanciali embarrassed The liabilities
will amount to Ss9O,UO0 The assets are
considerably larger, and it is thought that
all creditors will be amplY nrorinel Tor
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Faur Children Perish.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 2o-Advices from Thorn.
asvilie state that while Richard Lane and
wife, Of Boston, Thomas county, were at
church their house burned to the ground.
and their fonr children perished in tho
femes They we're locked in by their par-
EMS
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TRAMP Ito lady OF the house)-"Can
you tell me what time It isg Lady OF
the house-"Ten o'clock Tramp IRE
gretfullyl-"Ahl didn't know but
what It was dinner time; but, no matter.
madam, could you give me a 10 o'clock
collation. Puck.
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rortr-nine cIilaren -.

LONDON, Jan. 2o.-While large nun.
Der Of children were playing in 4 school
ground at Nantwich an infuriated COW
charged upon them, tossing some ia the
air and trampiing others under its boois
Foriy-nine children ra sived more or less
serious iniuries
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

Life is misery to thousands Of people
who have the taint OF scrofula IN their
blood. There is no other remedy equal ia
Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrofula. salt
rheum and every form Of blood disease.
IL is reasonably. sure to benefit all who
try ii.
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TNo aInraerers nonmed.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 20.-The deatl
warrants Of David and Joseph Nicely. the
Somerset county murderers, who are 10 BE-
hanged Thursday, April 2, 1891. have been
signed by Governor Beaver.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

In Heavens name, Mr.. Mayor. the
town hall is on fTe Give me the key to
the engine house. so that we can get at
the fire engint2" II guess not, fellow
Is It not enough to lose the town hall.
and now yen want to ruin the engine.
too p-Fliegende Batter.
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DIEn

Ai ikRS.-ln this city on the 18th instant
annie II. infant daughter Of Randolph and
annie Ayers, aged year and months.
MURRAN.-In this CITY. op January Is
sohn, ton q Be rard ard Rose Murray aged
years and months
SP PARKS.--Suddenly. on December Ia Do5o
Sparks, aged "a years
SANDhtSON.-O - ON December n. after a
short illness. Mrs. Elix aheth Al Sanderson
wife OF The Rev. Henry Sandtrso Of the VIII
ninRton n. +. Conference, IN her 72d year
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To ReIenss Chislen.Li.

The family ef Hermann Chielenski.
the German. who tried TO shoot his wife
last week, has procured the services OF
Harry Kmmons Of Lore & Emmons. "a
secure his release on tbs ground OF
insanity. However, IL he is released, be
will have to be sent to an insane asylum
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

VINO IL that distinguished looking
mani "One of the one thousand .
.? r. His grandfather was in
the chasge OF the 600 at Balaklava. and
he is member Of the 400 Boston
Traveller
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hoss has removed from llG Market street 10
ms new store, 2lO Market with large store
ol latest stries q Hats. White shirts Neck
wear Hosiery, Y Cnderwear and Noiions at Ia /.
lowest city prices. Money returned if goods
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

DR. DEHARJT's Pennyrovsl pills. ave tbe
only ger uine pennyroyal pills made Al
q aL,nggisis R2d by mail. 81 Office. 203 y.
sth 81, Phila. Ladies bswa. OF limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

Robbed the widow aud Orphans Box.
The widow and orphans box of the
0srman Baptist Church at Fifth and
Walnat streets, WAS robbed of nearly SO
on Sunday morning. The thief entered
BY the window and tore the box asunder.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

TN in Rquandsry for an appropriate
character in which to 60 to the New
Years ball You might 60 as good
resolution. Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

DON'T hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and
disgust everybody with yonr offensive
breath, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy and end IT,
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lTEMs or INTEREST

STRAwBER-"Did you hear about that
man who was found starving on door
step yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock2"
Jagway-''No How did he come to get
in such 6x2' Strawber-"He had Just
been out to 5 o'clock tea New York
Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-01-20

Don't fail 70 see The Witch on Friday
evening BENEFIT Of Wilmington Wheel
Club Admission, 80 cents.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20

the Ladies' Sewing Society OF the Bergen
Baptist Chnrch Their meetings nre
held in secret, and the fair needle-wornen
emerge with suspicious fakes of cotton
and wool and strands of threat ciingIng TO
their garments. December % Is expected
to unravel the mystery.
The Christmas music at ST. Peters
Church VIII be unusually elaborate. The
choir Is composed entirety Of male voices
and Is under the leadership Of Prof.
Ferry, aud select orchestra has been Sc
cured for the morning service at naif-past
ten. The rogramme:-Suppe's "Shep-
procession hymn from Gounod's "Nsza-
reth;o kyric from Cherubini's Third
Mass: Gloria from Gounedas S. H. j.
Mass; "Veui Creator Himmep (bass
solo); Credo. Gounod: offertorinm
ladagiat, Beethoven, orchestra; Sanctus,
Haydn's Third Mass; BenedIctus, Brosig's
Third Mass; Agnus Del, Cherubini's
Third Mus; grand finale, Allegro, Ruben
stein.
For the vesper service at half past seven
p M, there Will be violin accommodate
ment by Prof. Ferry, Jr., and the follow
ing prcgramme:--La rgo Handel; Process.
sional Hymn. Bethlehem, Gounoa: Veui
Creator, Leyendecker: Sermon; o Salu-
taris. Gounod. Tantum Ergo. Concone,
soprano and alto duet; occasional March.
Kretchmer.
Masters Jordan. NlcKenna, Sullivan.
Fagen. Cavanagh Sheenau. O'Brien.
Coniin. sopranos: Eddie Rooney Ga most
noted alto) Master Mullins, Dalton aud
Hopkins. alto. NJ Ward, II. Lauterboch,
@. Ezell. p Mcdonald, Cable, Brock,
tenors; j, WhiteEegge, J Ferry, az Don
nelly. +. Hart, MoersdoFff T. Brock. bass.
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GENERAL CHURCH NOTES.

Episcopal Jubilee of the Pope-The Ger
man Emperor's Religious Addresses.
Plans have been made for the most
elaborate ceremonies TO be connected
with the episcopal Jubilee OF the Pope,
which will occur February 10. 1893. Pill
griulagas will be organized from all parts
OF the world, and a central committee has
been formed to make arrangements for
them
There are.over 900e brass bands IN the
Salvation Army.
Bishop Potter told little story in a
public meeting recently, suggested by
the remark OF preceding speaker, TO the
effect that he chad no lauguoge TO ex-
press" his sentiments. DIR. Potter said
that reminded him of an incident In that
ecclesiastical body, of which he is a mem
Der. On one occasion bishop who had
lost mis- temper arose in his place. and,
addressing the presiding officer. said:
MIR. President-I think it Is tie duty of
this right reverend house to set forth a
form of sound words to be used by a man
under strong DroFocNtion."
The Emperor OF Germany is about to
publis the religious addresses he made to
the officers and men OF his yacht while
cruising on the North Sea and along the
coAsf of Norway. The work Is entitled
''The Voice Of the Lord on the Waters.u
The preface is written by Army Chaplain
It, EbtStihcFs W bO sft}S.--' 1t - tuS ldtnSL
Of the household who speaks in these
meditations, using his priestly rights in
the ab ence OF Clergyman"
DR.. Phillips Brooks eauuot be per-
suaded to wear bishops ring or auy
other jewelry on his fingers. The new
Bishop OF Massachusetts preached to his
old congregation IN Trinity church. Bos-
ton, last Sunday.
A nationai conference on university ex-
tension will be held In Philadelphia, Pa,
December 1881.
Il is reported that 10000 Lntherans have
left the Baltic provinces or Russia to es-
cape RELIGIOUS persecution
The Evangelical Alliance has issued its
usual invitation for the annual week OF
the united and universal prayer at the
commencement OF the year, January
10, 1892.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20

Garrison, Misses Katharine and Mary
Conrad Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling,
ami MIR. aud Mrs. j. Halsenbeck.
A large number OF friends rendered a
pleasant surprise party TO Mir. Edward
Van Zile last Wednesday evening, at the
home OF his parents, No. $40 Justin place.
Union Hui. Dancing emplosea the even-
ing
Among the participants were:-MIsses
Rose Lou, Mamie Van Zile. MInnie
Schaeifer. Molly Schaeifer. Lulu Dodge.
Matte Gibbs. Tiilie Baechlein, Lena
Huesron. Messrs Henry Kohimcyer,
Otto StumDf, Osta Walzchied, Edward
Roth and John Lon.
The studio Of Hasbrouck Institute.
which adjoins the school property on
Grand street. was filed with society folk
last Monday afternoon and evening at q
private view OF the paintings Of Miss
Minnie Nelson. who condncfs the Has
brouck Art Department. -Four hundred
paintings were on exhibition. the resnits
OF several wears work in Belgium. Hol-
land and England. The character OF the
work hxed beyond question Miss Nelson =
eminent position as an artist Miss Nei~
son was assisted In reeeivinr by tie
Misses Lucy Nelson, Mattie Miller. Helen
Bray, Louise aud Jessie Perry. Etael s.
Potts. Florence White and Allie Scnxisi<r.
wearing pretty honse gowns. who served
the visitors with CUPS OF fragrant teu-
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
In THE FIELD OF LABOR R.
Typographical Unions and the State
Printing-Other Matters
Of Interest.

The conferences held at Newark last
Sunday by delegates OF typographical
unions of the State for the purpose of dis
cussing the State contract system Of
printing Of books. pamphlets, aud all
documents relating 10 the business of
State officials has met with popular favor
The set OF resolutions passed at the con-
ference coudem3ing the present system,
and Offering suitable and fair substi-
tute. has been Endorsed by most of the
leading newspapers of the State The
full text Of the resolutions was published
exclusively in The JERSEY CITY NEWS OF
last Monday.
At the next meeting of delegates to
tho conference which adjourned subject
to the call of the chairman, John p Nc
Donnell of Paterson. a State Typographi-
cal Union VIII in al proba bilitY be organ
lied, with the object ID view of pushing
all measures pertaining to the craft In the
State
The ball of Typographical Union No. o.
is now an accomplished fact, the ball hav-
ing been secured, a date fixed and the
tickets printed. Opera Hall (for-
meriy St. Johns Hali), which Is now
under the management of Michael Null
lone. proprietor of the New Opera House.
has been renovated ana redtted In its
entirety. and is now model OF
selected to hold the printers inaugural
reception. The dare has been set for
Monday, February s. II the III is not
success. socially, IL not financially. it will
not be the fault of the Committee of Ar
raugementS the members of which are
working might ana main to insure that
sociability aud good fellowship which
always characterizes affairs of any kind
held under the auspices of the printers.
The strike of the New Brunswick cigar-
makers has not yet been settled, both
sides being firm la their intention not to
give in. An effort has been made since
tile strike to organize the striking men
and girls into an Assembly Of the knights
of Labor, but nothing definite was done
in tina matter,
The Building Trades Council of Hud
son County have changed their meeting
nights TO Thursday. and also their meet
ing room They meet now at STEERS
Hail, First aud Jersey avenue. There
WAS a very good attendance at the last
meeting, and trade WIS reported fair
The strike at Ringle & Sons remaiHs the
same, and there is not likely TO be any
change. as the union men say they will
not give In. The various organizations
throughout the county will be Officially
notified through this council when the
trouble is settled The report that the
other building trades were not giving
them the support they expected was
erroneous. The council asked for no
helm, as its men are all working. The
next meeting OF the coancil will be held
January Z 1902
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
|PRURITUS Is YEARS
Under Doctor's Treatment Four DIFF
ferent Times. No Relief What
ever Cured by Cuticura

have used the CuFIcuRA REAEDIEs. and found
them TO Be just as you represented. They have
given me = perfect cure have been tr9ub ed
-af, Under tine DOCTORS traatmtnt four fferent
times. with no relief whatever, until risd the
cur1cuaA REMrpIEs After using them just one
week. Hound thar life was not such burden
* f2.s all ard am satisfied that shall never be
froub ca again. Spcl faith | have In your
remedies. Yoa can send any one that i troubled
With ruritus, and VIII satisfy them what it has
dom. Tor me- win not restrict You from pub-
iisIIne lhI< communication bnt would rather
mot The remedies are so good that IL would be
n fi,cr selfish in me not to sp ak OF taesr good
nnaIfties o. S. WILLIAMS.
e9tb St. AID lst Avenue, New York
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
SOCIAL NOTES.
What Is Going on in the World of
Fashle~

~aAsndar win be full
OF red. Scr days. Miss Clara Thompson
viii lead the way By reception and
dance on Monday evening, the 2lst. at
her residence. No. 400 Jersey avenue.
On Tuesday. the a2a. the Palma Club
win give its Iong-looked for reception.
Dancing will continue from nine until
twelve.
Wednesday, ISL. will be mabked BY 4
celebration Of the fifth anniversary OF the
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Clark OF
York street
The Palma Clubs stag progressive
enchre PARTY viii be held on MONDAY. De-
cember %.
On the Goth many Jersey City society
folk viii attend Mr. and Mrs Wxrdell;1
reception AZ their residence, No. "A West
5sth street, New York city. Aaok!l<f ont
or town eVeat of interest," IA Jersey City
snciety will BE- the wesliitn9 * k3f W4lter
Wilkloeoa and MIS- E1ama x1tehiuG,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
WANTS parEeNAL GOVERNMENT.


TOR bv the Town.
A peculiar request has been made Il
the West Huboken Council. Cas-
kummler of De Witt street. a German
about thirty years old, wants the Council
to take care of his child until
be returns from prospective
trip to Germany. kummler says he has
u father IN Germany who will give him
money 1T he will return home
and will not bs allowed 20
cutter German territory unless he can
furnish bonds for its support. This, he
says. he Is unable to do. The Coun-
Gil advised bin to 90 to the
German Consul at New York
ms be is German subject and the child
sent TO Snake Hill but this the father Is
unwilling To have done.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
FACE FuIl Of sores.

~ face was all full 81 sores, and itched so
thai / could scralch my face to pieces and a
ind of watefy iuid ran out bad tried ali
bod medicines except LuTIcvHA kEMEplEs,
i now all clear, and feeIlike aew-
f. ERJETE.
1853 Powers st., brooklyn. n. Y.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
icura Rcscivent


Purifier, internally 10 cleanse
impurities and poisonous ell
raA. the great Skin Cure. and
d exquisite Skin Baauiifier.
tn, skin and scaip anu re
curel thousands OF Cases
scales measured quart
b eedin4 burning, and
endurance. hair hfeless
kyerribie. What otaer
>cnress
krricUnk Soc. Soar.
\red or the PofTER
M Boston, Mass
ekia Diseases, =
lesttmvnIah.
Ugh, chapped
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Black Astrakhan Cloth.
MUFFS.
Satin lined, CSC. each; actual value
$1.35.
KID GLOVES.

All the Popular Shades IN Mousque-
faire. Biarrifz and Buttons. from
Medium to Finest grades. Complete
line Of sizes at attractive prices.
MEMS KID GLOvES-Dent' Gel
ebrated Make in Craven Tans. other
popular makes in fashionable Shades,
Evening Shades
Mems Kid and Dog Skin Gloves
lined.
Ladies lined Kid Gloves.
Children's Fur Top lined Gloves.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
Mems MeckMear.

Novelties in Teeixs, Fourth hand
and Puts.
Silk MufIiers, SIX Handkerchisfs
JAPANESE SILK HANDKER
CHIEFS, richly embroidered, for
Ladies use.
Mems Hemstitched and Initial
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. EN-
broidered Initial and Plain Hem
stitched, an extensive line at mod
crate prices.
All-Linen TABLE SETS Cloths
and Napkins to match.
FUR RUGS. Wool Rugs and Mats.
China silk Scarfs, Head Rests,
Sluinber Rolls, Down Pillows.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20
cELULoID NoYELTIE

Standard and Popular Work.
low Prices.
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for Infants and Children.

sCastoria is so well adapted ochildren that
recommend itss superior TO any prsscription
known to me II. A. ARczxn- N. D.
Il So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, n. Z.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-12-20

Mss Louise Seymour, Mr.. Frank I. Ford
Mr. SenderlinG ana Mr. W. j. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Garten enter
tanned a large number of friends az their
residence. No, 60 Wayne street. last Mon
aay evening" the occasion being the crvs-
tai wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. d. SchnoDmaker. Mrs. Schoonmaxer
was robed in black lace, with black RIB
bon trimming. and was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Garten, sister of the
groom. who wore becoming costume Of
trimmed with jet.
A pleasing musical programme was
rendered, consisting OF vocal solos by
Miss Jessie Welsh. Miss Mamie Gill and
Messrs- Newton and Nelson Low. Prot.
kreutzer's orchestra furnished excellent
music for dancing, aud the broad parlors.
which had been tasfefuily decorated with
smilax and cut flowers By Mcknight.
We're filed with whirling couples until n
late hour.
Among the guests were noticed Mr..
aud Mrs. II. A. Garten, Mr.. ana Mrs
Charles Van Pelt. Mr. Thomas Wan Pelt.
Mrs. Newton Low. Mr.. and AIRS. Nelson
Low Of Brooklyn, Afr. and Mrs. Nelson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Van Sam, Mr.. and Mrs
Decker. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Decker Mr..
and Mrs. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs Conrad
Mf. A. ID. Johnson. Miss Katie Kerwin.
MT Reed, Miss Kate WaIlace. Mr.. Herrv
Hoffman, Miss Bessie Syfnes. Mr. Jos.
Smith. Mrs Hoffman. Miss J Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Miss Nellie Smith
Miss Jessie Welsh. Mr.. ID Xaa Heroen
Me- Ciiuton Rhodes. Mr.. Harry Websfer'
Miss Jennia NASH. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bush. NJ and Mrs: Burke, MI: and AIRS.
Newark, Nj aud Mn. rsck ha I'M = :is Is
Ruth5a Eeckbaln, Miss Daisy Mifiicn,1.
Mf. md a. kas W fkIiam M&f2EHl3. Xrra