The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-04
NAAR TAKES A WIFE.
Trenton Newspaper Men Dine in
Honor of the Event.

TRENTON, June ls91.-Joseph L. Naar,
the editor and publisher Of the True
american, was united in marriage yes
terday TO Miss Adele NJ. Seixas, of Eagle
wood. The ceremony occurred at
the residence of the groom. No. 14s West
State street, and was performed by A. H.
Nieto, rabbi Of the Nineteenth Street
Synagogue, 10 New York city. The
guests, who were all members of the
family. numbered forty. A substantial
wedding feast was served.
In honor of the occasion a compliment
ary dinner was given at the Trenton
House to the employees of The True AInert-
can and the newspaper fraternity OF the
city. Every newspaper in the city was
represented. and most enjoyable occa-
sion II proved to be. The menu was In
the best style Of the famed hostelry, and
It's items were as follows:-
Little Neck CLANS.
Puree Of Pea Soup.
Baked Delaware Shad, Maitre d Hotel.
Potato Dolphin. Cucumber.
olives Radishes.
Chicken Croquette. spanish Puffs.
Roast Lamb Mint Sauce.
BreIied Spring Shieksn Prime RID Roast I,,s
Apple Pie Fumpidn Pie.
Bisque Ice Cream. Strawberries.
Fruit. Cake. Nuts.
While discussing the coffee short, fe-
licitous speeches were made by several OF
the guests Colonel James Yard. the as
sociate editor of the True American, was
toast master. and delighted those present
with some "reminiscences OF the days
when the groom, in whose honor The din
ner was partaken of, aud himself were
boys learning the printers trade-the
days of hand-presses and small circula-
tions
Editor Cloke of the state Gazette spoke
of his long acquaintance with the groom,
and said he regarded him as one OF the
brightest Of writers, welding most In
business OF the speaker 10 nght MS
host In the course OF politics, but he
always regarded him as a glorious
warrior. Whether the speaker WAS foe
man worthy OF the steel of his host he
would leave others to Judge. Editor
Cloke did not fail to wish the bride and
groom all the Joys that could possibly
attend such, before he resumed his seat.
Editor Z. c. Stahl, of the Staats Jour-
nal, followed Mr.. Cloke and reiterated
and enlarged upon the formers good
wishes. His remarks were characterized
by the humor for which the speaker has
reputation.
Brief remarks were also made by Editor
McCormick, OF the P0tter's J0tiTnut;
Charles Levy, of the SlulddH AdUesttser;
II, G. Valentine, of the. Sunday Press;
Reporter Hall Of the Trenton Times,
Charles Briest. of the Emporium, ana
Thomas Bailey. business manager Of the
True american.
The invited guests were John Il. Muir
ply, William Cloke, VIM. Koons. William
Furman, Thomas Fitzgerald, John j.
Cleary, Charles II. Levy. A. V. ID. Honey
moon, Frank Mcintosh, John Briest,
Harry c. Valentine, John Dullard, John
Mccormick, +. c. Stahl, Harry Donneily,
Colonel James Yard, Walter Fell, George
Holcombe, Charles II. Batemen aud
twenty-nine employees Of the True
american Office. All were present save
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Houeyman. McIutosh.
John Briest and Bateman. and three en-
ployees of tie Office.
The occasion was much enjoyed by all
present, and all united in the kindest
wishes for host and hostess.
From the remarks of Mr.. Levy of the
Advertiser it was learned that something
more substantial than words would yet
be made TO testify 10 the high appreci-
alton of the groom by the newspaper
writers of the city