The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-06
OGDEN-HEADDEN..
A notwithstanding and Brilliant
Reception-Who Wero There.

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Herman Ogden, Of Binghampton, and
Miss Irma Headden, daughter of Mr. I'M
Mrs. John Headden. Jr., were married
The church was prettily trimmed with
greens. smilax and palms. At eight O'Clock
the bridal party entered. The maid oil
honor. Miss Gussie Barney. preceding the
bridesmaids Miss Minnie Bumsted, Miss
McNelly, Of Philadelphia, Miss Albeit
and Miss Nellie Post. came from the YES
try. They then proceeded down the cen
tire aisle to the vestibule door. the six ush-
ers. Messrs. Leon Albeit, william Posi-,
Matthew Jenkins, Joseph Hartman, Johu
Halleck and George Toffey, standing three
on each side OF the aisle at the door while
they passed by. The bridesmaids then
stood next the ushers two on eacn sac
while the maid Of honor went
on to meet the bride. VINO with
her father awaited her at the entrance.
The party then proceeded to the altar.
first the maid OF honor. then the bride
and her father, followed by the brides
maids. and last by the ushers. The
bridegroom. attended By John Headden,'
met the party at the altar. The Rev. +
L. Stoddard performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown, severely simple
but rich and elegant, OF white corded
silk. en- train. Across the front was q
hounce of duches lace. Q whlcn
were orange blossoms prettily sprayed.
The bodice was nigh with q Medlci collar
and elbow sleeves. At n side OF the
bodice nestled among the dainty ruches
of lace was a diamond min OF unique de-
sign, the gift OF Mr.. Ogden. The long
tulle veil was held in place by diamond
pins, and she carried a white ivory prayer
book, the edges n corners OF which
were bound with gold.
M. ..fn "a Nroa an Unmarried
sea foam crepe en- train. The bodice, an
emerald jewelled one, was very beautiful:
The neck was finished with an edgtng OF
white fox fur and a band OF the same
trimmed the skirt. She carried white
hyacinths. The bridesmaids wore gowns
u bodices. The dresses were very
simply made. They carried punches OF
Mrs. Headden, the mother of the bride,
wore an elegant gown OF inauye Bengal
inc and silver brocade.
THE RECEPTION.
A reception immediately followed at
the residence of the brides parents. on
Magnolia avenue. The house was beau
tifully decorated with palms and roses.
Banks of yellow roses screened the man.
tells and ~fieeplaces, Il at each end OF the
parlors were bowers OF La France roses
and palms. The balustrade was wound
with smilax and roses. At the upper end
of the parlors and hidden from view i'll a
bower Of palms was Stubb's orchestra,
which played delightfully."- dur
ing the evening. Near here the
bridal party STOOD, while Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden received the congfatuia-
lions Of many guests. Later in the even
ing Mrs. Ogden donned u handsome
travelling gown of stone brown broad
cloth trimmed with braiding and Persian
lamb and the happy couple departed Tor
a long wedding tour The presents TO the
bride were unusually beautlIui ana
numerous. Supper was served Dy u
sell.
Among the guests were Governor Abb
bett, Mrs. Dodd, Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs. Jones, of Albany; senator Nc
Pherson, Judge and Mrs. ~Lippincott.
Judge Hoffman, Ex-Governor aud Mrs
Bedle, Miss Bedle, Mr.. and Mrs. lillian
Brinkerhoff, Miss Brinkerhoff. Me-. and
Mrs. George b. Fielder, James Fielder,
Mrs. Mary Headden, Mr.. and Mrs. John
HeaddeD, Sr., Mrs. Annie Headden,
William @. Fenton, DR.. and Mrs.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. James 8.
Ogden, Robert Ogden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merchant, Herman G. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lydail. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Apgar, Misses Apgar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Apgar, Miss Wilkinson. o..
Kingsley, Fred Richards, John Rogers,
Miss Page, Mi. and Mrs. V. II. Scnenck,
DR.. jenkins. Miss jenkins. William
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoous, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kreamer: Mr.. aud Mrs, George NC
Nelly, Miss Butterworth, Madame Ii
thouer, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lusk, Miss Lewis. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Andrew Post, Miss Post, Andrew Post,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Post, Colonel
anu Mrs. j.. j.. Toffey, John J. Toffey, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Toifev, Miss Dora
Toffey, Mrs. Taber, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles,
Duwdu Mr. and Mrs Ga0rOa 1nfTav Misc
Jennie Toffey, Mr.. and Mrs. William.
Toffey, Misses Grace and Edna Toffey,
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tappan, Mr.. ana Mrs. Kiersted,
DR.. and Mrs. James Wilkinson, Misses
Wilkinson, DR.. aud Mrs. George WilkiD-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Chichester.
MIR. aud Mrs. Joseph Bumstead. Miss
Bumsted, Mr.. and Mrs. James Throck-
morton, Miss Margie Thockmorton, Jas.
L. OGDEN, Miss Lillian Pearsall,
Judge Paxton, Miss Sarah Percy, Misses
Percy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alien l.. McDer-
mott. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alien, Miss
Laura Allen, Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert Potts,
Miss Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Stimets.
DIR. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, Miss
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Richie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dodge, Miss Lillian Hall,
Miss Jackson, DR.. Edge, Mrs. 4. G. Stone,
Mrs. Jennie Hauyer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Headden, Miss Hattie Headden, George
Halleck, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. G. Young. Mr.. and Mrs
f. L. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Stratford,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Steel, Miss Steel
DIR. Steel, Mr.. and Mrs. Under wood,
Misses Underwood. DIR. and Mrs. K. Pyle,
Lyle Sisson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dsios Bliss,
Misses Bliss, Mr.. aud Mrs. E.. Bliss, Mrs.
English, Miss English, Richard English,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thurston, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Utz, Miss Usz, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Clifford, Nj. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Helme, Nj. and Mrs. Vidal.
William Vidal, Misses Cable, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NIchol. d.. and Mrs. Noble,
| General and Mrs. Heppenheimer, Ernest
Heppenheimer, Mr.. n Mrs. Edward
HeppeuheImer, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds,
Philip hexamer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Packer, Miss Packer, DR.. and Mrs.
Durrie, Mrs. VI. A. Throckmorton, Mr..
and Mrs. Gratten, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Davey, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Bedle, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Davey. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Davey, Mr. and Mrs.
Il. Fl. Davey, Judge and Mrs. Marcus
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Van Reiper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aymar, Judge A. y. Day
ton, Captain Quar-, Or. Varick, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coffin, Misses Coffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Condict.
Mir. and Mrs. William CondIct,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Clark, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Butterworth. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Barker, Mr.. aud Mrs. Blauvelt. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brigham, the Rev. aud
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