The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-04
GUBHRNAYORIAL BRIDAL
Leon Albeit, Jr., Will
Shortly Marry Miss
Hall of New
York.
THE RUscH-BEDLE NuPTIALs.
Two Events that Will Make the Sea-
son Memorable Among Jer-
sey City People
Society Notes.
HE RUscH-BEDLE NUPTIALs.


There is saying that Coming events
cast their shadows before" but like all
sayings and rules this has an exception.
a week ago society never dreamed that
one OF its greatestf fayorites had, figura-
lively speaking renowned bachelor life.
Today it is announce that Leon Albeit,
Jr-. and Miss Hall, Of New York, are
engaged. What EXPLANATIONS OF surprise
will be heard on all sides
Mr.. Albeit is we'll known throuahout
the city. He is remarkably handsome, tan
and distinguished In appearance and has
graceful, manly bearing. His genial
manner has won for him many friends
He graduated from High School in this
city in the Glass of 1873. He then attended
Hasbrouck's Institute couple Of years.
Next he entered Columbia College Law
School and graduated in 1887. In the
early part Of 1889 he WAS admitted to the
bar of this State.
Before his admittanee to the bar he had
been in his fathers office, and now is his
partner. Mr.. Ahbettis q member andiex-
commodore of the Jersey City Y acht
Club. he is especially fond Of this sport,
and during the, summer spends the
greater part of his time cruising about In
his pretty yacht the "Nimrod.n He Is
Major and aide-de-camp on General
Plume's staff, member of the Palma
Club. and the Hudson County Demo-
cratic Society.
Miss Hall is a pretty, attractive Dru-
nette Though she Is not well known in
Jersey City. she has appeared in society
here few times. She is talented and
accomplished. With Miss Gussie Barney
the ward of Mr.. Mahlon Apgar OF this
CITY, under the care Of chaperone. Miss
Hall travelled all through Europe, re-
manning abroad about six months She
sides with her parents on Madison ave-
nue.. There has as yet been no date set
for the wedding,
RUscH- BEDLE WEDDING.
: Although full account Of the Rusch
Bedle wedding was published IN the
NEWS few weeks ago, there yet remains
more of in terest TO be said in viewsof the
nearness of the event. The wedding will
take place on the 14th of this month, at
the residence of the bride-electfs father,
Ex-Governor Bedle. It will be home
wedding, the ceremony being private and
performed by Rev. Charles Herr of the
First Presbyterian Church, assisted by
Rev. DR.. Charles Il. Imbrie, pastor
emeritus of the church. After the cere-
mony O reception will follow, to which
large number viii be invited.
Miss Bedle Is a handsome girl, with q
winning manner. She has soft brown
hair ard dark blue eyes, Two years ago
she made her debut in the social world.
and in that time has won the admiration
of large circle of friends She gradu-
ated from Mrs. Sylyanus Reeds cele-
brated school In New York, and is an
excellent musician and nuguist. She
travelled recently through Europe with
her mother and spent nearly a year
abroad The bridegroom, Mr.. Adolphe
Rusch, is wealthy silk importer. He
as member Of the firm Of Abegg q
Rusch, on Grand and Green streets. New
York. Mr.. Busch. though born mere, is
OF Swiss parentage. hia father being a
native of Geneva. He is very handsome,
and well known in New York society,
and several years Miss Bedle's senior.
immediately after the wedding. TO the
regret Of many of the friends. the happy
young couple will sail for Europe on the
French steamer La Champagne, and
spend nearly all of the winter abroad.