The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-06
VAN WINKLE-MARTIN.
Married Under a Floral. Bell
Congratulated Beneath a
WishbUne.

The First Presbyterian Church on En-
ory street was the scene of II brilliant
wedding last night. The floral decora-
tions by Cole were profuse. The altar
was entirely concealed by ferns. roses and
chrysauthemums. A beautiful floral
wedding bell was ARRANGED In front OF
the altar, and beneath it the bride aud
bridegroom stood curing the ceremony.
The bride was Miss Iiene Martin aud the
haupy brideproom Mr.. Eno Vau Winkie
Of PaI erson. rh brid Il plrtv entered the
church u 8o'cloek, the BRIDE walk ny with
he maids Of nonor. two It.le girls, Miss
Bertha Martin ana Miss Il la kaufnans
The usherS, who were Messrs. Edward
Hulshizsr. William. Martin. Richard
Cnlswell, VIVIAN Lewis, Harry van
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Aphett, Miss
Hattie Marin. Miss Bertha Van Winkle
and Miss Alice Kuukel, preceded the
bride. The bridegroom met tue bride nj
the altar. The Rev. Charles Herr offici-
aLed.
TIle bride wore a handsome gown of
white brocade en- trainv, trimmed with
point lace. A brid | veil, fastened with
orange blossoms, hall hid her pretty face,
aud she carried Il bouquet OF White roses
aud lilies Of the valley. The maids OF
honor were attired in white mous-eline
tt6 tOlos duA ~ III A0OThkaha1 WNAo
light blue corded silk, trimmed with
lace. !.
After the ceremony a rece .,tion followed
at the res d.nce OF the urite's father, Mr..
William Martin, No. ~ Grand street.
Every part of the house was radiant with
ljgat and Il raj decorations. AT tue end
of tue spacious p~arlor-, beneath u wish
bone or pretty flowers, the brile
u groom stood and received
inc congratulations of their
friends. A large number of the mos,
prominent people of Jersey CITY Were
present. The occasion was u deiiyh,f ul
one. Gran ner's orchestra Dispenser
charming music all the evening. aud a
wedding super was served Nv Purcell OF
NV York. During Tie evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Van WinEle departed tor a welding
lrip.
THE GUESTS.
Among those " eseut were:-Ex-G Cover
nor aud Mrs. j. d. Brdie, Mar. aud Mrs.
Ad,Iphe Ku Gu. Governor AD0ett, Mrs.
James Dodi, Mr.. Leon Albeit, Jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. c. Yong.
the Rev. DIR. G K I brie. the Rev.
DR.; and Mrs. Brett. Miss Brett Mr. n
and Mrs. David Bishop. Miss Brinker-
huff. Dr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Miss Toffey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell of Paterson, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Lewis, Mr.. anil Mrs. A. D King.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. A. Van Winkle. Mr.. an'i
rs. Henry Van Winkie, Roy
Inglis, Mr.. ana Mrs. H. L. kanf-
msn, Miss Halser. the Misses Rader
Of Easton, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L Long.
Mr.. j. S. Luag, Mrs. L.. Long, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leouard Barrett of New York, Mr..
aud Mrs. Theodore Varick OF New York.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Knpkri OF New York Mr..
aud Mrs. X. S. Kunkel. Miss Apgar. Mr..
Mablon Agar, Misses Underworld: Miss
Gable. Htss Tnockm lrton. Mr.: and Mrs.
George b. Huri of New York., Mr..
ana Mr.. Frank Hnrd of New York,
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. HAine, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Dry, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Varham, of New York; DR.. McGiIa, Miss
Dixou, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dixon, Mr..
and Ms. William Coudict, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Lee Condict, Miss C0ndict, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. w. 8. Negus, Mr.. vii lam Menus,
Miss Vale utine. Mss Haber, Mr.. Haw-
ley. Miss Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball and
Miss Ball.