The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22
SOCIAL NOTES.

ADJ.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Echoes of Merry Wedding Bel1s-Com-
ing Festivities.
The Make Merry Progressive Euchre
Club will meet at the residence of Mrs.
William Brown, No. II Erie street, on
Tuesday night.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Cora Britten and Mr.. Louis Menagh. 1t
| will occur on the 25th of this month.
Miss Mary Tew will entertain the
Where Next Progressive Euchre Club on
Tuesday night.
The wedding of Miss Amanda Bell and
Mr.. Albert Lembeck will take place on
the Oath.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Maggie Stanton and Mr.. John
Ward.
Mr.. William Askam of Seventh street
has returned from Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Bird of Montgomery street
is spending a few weeks in Boston.
Miss Ella Delton of Monticello avenue
has gone to Maryland to spend the win
ter.
Miss Ella Stone of No. 5s7 Jersey ave-
nue. will entertain Miss Grace Newton of
Brooklyn this week.
Miss Jessie Wilks of Summit avenue
gave a small care party on Thursday
night.
Miss Georgia Bray of Palisade avenue
| gave a dance on Wednesday night. Ex-
| cellent musicSwas furnished for dancing,
| which was extensively INDUCED in.
Supper was served at eleven O'Clock.
Among those present were Miss Louise
Cole, Miss Fanny Sayres, Miss Jennie
| Wallace, Miss Eta Nelson. Miss Emily
Lowe, Miss Gertie Woodruff. Miss Emma
| Slawson, Mr.. Fred Blakely, Mr.. George
Warren, Mr.. Thomas Keller, Mr.. Louis
; Warren and Mr.. William Lowe.
A brilliant wedding was celebrated on
| Wednesday night at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Louis Norris, No. 70
Tuers avenue. The parlors were decorat-
| ed with choice flowers and ferns and pre-
sented an attractive appearance. The
bridegroom Mr.. Oakley Moore. At eight
o'clock the bridal party entered the pair
lors, the bride walking with her father,
and preceded by the maid of honor, Miss
| Lille Grossmith. The bridegroom and
his hest man met the bride at the end of
formed. Thu Rev. DR.. Cornelius Brett,
pastor of the Bergen Reformed Church.
officiated. The bride looked lovely in
Il handsome gown OF white Bedford
cord embroidered with gold. She wore q
diamond pin. the gift Of her mother, and
| carried a bunch of chrysanthemums. Tue
maid Of honor wore a gown OF white
| corded silk trimmed with lilies OF the
| valley, and she held a bunch of corona
ton pinks mi maiden hair fern. Mrs.
Norris, the mother. was attired in u
gown Of plum eolored velvet
ception followed the ceremony. ut
| which a large number of guests were
present and congratulated the young
couple. There was good music provided
was served. During the evening Mr.: aud
| Mrs. Moore departed for a trip TO WASH
| ington, where they expect to spend their
honermoon. IN their return they Will
reside with the brides mother. The pres
ents to the bride were beautiful.
Mrs. j. H. Voorhis OF Hackensack. Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Lozier of Hackensack.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Voorhis of Hacken-
sack. Mr.. and Mrs. A. U. z. Oakley of
Oradell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoyt. Mr.
end 1 Mrs. ss;a Msw1op oakley nI "a Nh M,s an sam Mrs. A.
Nolan. MIR. Fanuing Oakley, Mr.. J. l..
voorhis of Hackensack, Mr.. Richard
Lord of Hackensack, MIR. James Smith,
Mrs. Earle, Mr.. and Mrs, H. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Sealey. Mr.. ]. w.
Coppinger, Miss Longield. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. P. James,
Miss Lottie Romano, Miss McCarron,
Mrs. Breslin. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mar
quart, Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs I. Grossmith. Mr.. and
Mrs. James, Hooker, Miss Mary Moulds,
Miss Gertie Dongheld. Miss Du Bots. Mr..
Thomas Longfieid, Mr.. Frank Rivers,
Mr.. John Walker, Mr.. Chambers, DR..
William Pyle, Mrs. L. Hommidien, Mrs.
Mrs. Fault. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Osborne,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart. Mrs. Seaman, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin PinKham, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Somers, Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrell,
Mr.. d. E. Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K
Niece. Mr.; n Mrs. Thomas Lewis: Mr..
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Simpson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Con
way, Mr.. Edward Simpson. Mr.. John II.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen Simpson, Mrs.
Hornbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson,
W. Simpson. Of New York; Mrs. A. G..
Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. u. H. Davidson, Of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs David Pur-
Wis and Mrs. King.
Mrs. Henry Martin OF No. 2l5 Eighth
street rendered a party to her daughter
May, on Thursday night. The floral
decorations were beautiful. In the par
lors were festoons of smilax aud flowers
were banked on the mantels. Miss Martin
received her guests in her usual charm
ing manner. She was becomingly at
tired in a pretty gown OF white India
silk. aud white silk net and pink ribbons.
Music was furnished by Gram
mer, and dancing was the chief
feature of the evenings enter.
tainmenS, Supps was served . a.
were:-Miss Horstmann, Miss Smith. Miss
Carrie Smith, Miss Minnie Smith, Misses
German, Miss BERTHE Sault, Miss Nellie
Buchanan, Miss Clara Tilden, Miss Eva
Jacobson. Miss Renie Cranmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Midleee, MI. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Horstmann, Mr.. Harry Horst
mann, Mr.. Walter Smith. MIR. Frederick
Smith, Mr.. Henry Adams. Mr.. Walter
Gardner and Mr.. Reuben Miller.
A surprise party was rendered to Mr..
Howard w. Jackson, of No. 311 Fourth
street. on Tuesday evening. The evening
was pent in singing. dancing and games.
the singing Of Mr.. Patrick Anthony being