The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20


Myrtilla Griswold aud Mr.. Frederick
Rosen pero. Mt the Wayne Street Re
formed Church, Wednesday. December
80.
The most important social event of the
week occurred on Wednesday evening,
when IA series OF subscription dances
were inaugurated by a Pompadour Cotil-
lion at the residence of Governor Albeit,
No. 2sS Montgomery street.
Poinpadour colors reigned supreme.
Each of the twenty-five pretty maIdens
present was gowned in one Of the three
colors and wore her locks rolled higt and
powdered, after the fashion of the fair
Marquise. The flowers that banked the
mantels and made the air heavy with
perfume were entirely OF these hues,
which were repeated in the ribbon favors.
Miss Mary Albeit. as hostess OF the
evening. received i'll dainty silk gown
of the faintest shade of China blue, with
straight SKIRT and demi-train, the full
waist made with a half round corsage,
edged with full ruffie of the same ma
terial. Miss Lillian Hall, the dark-eyed
fiancee of Leon ADbett. Jr., and Mrs.
Dodd also received.
Mr. Thomas T. Bedle led the eotillion.
After this statement it is unnecessary to
add that it Was successful, aud that
many new and pretty figures were intro
duced. Supper was served by the Hotel
Washington, and the hours when day
light doth appear had nearly arrived be-
fore the last carriage rolled homeward.
The members of Jersey City's social life
who followed the maZes of the dance
were:-Miss Lillian Hail. Miss Sadie
Traphagen, Miss Margaret Throckmor
ton. Miss Worreli, Miss Frank Steele,
Miss Dora Toffey. Miss Laura Plume,
Miss Annie Post, Miss Coruelia S. Post,
Miss Maud Bre t. Miss Myra Watson.
Miss Thalla Newton, Miss Lillian Pear
sail Mils lPSSiA niyOO Mfga Alira
Flemming, Miss Hattie Wilson.
Miss Clara Briggs. Miss Hattie
Martin, Miss Laura Un6s rwood,
Miss Minnie Bumstead, Miss Emily
Bentley, Messrs. Thomas F. Bedle. VIM.
J. Field. Mahion Apgar. G; w. Carter,
Fielder. Andrew j. Post, Jr.. VIM. G.
Post. j. l.. Ogden, 4. D. Ballantine,
Philip Brett, Frank Baldwin, Robert
Flemming. Walter Muirhead, j. S Car
ter, T. Hutzhiser, j. Butts, l., Under
wood. II. Platt, n. Edge, Frank Wander
jenkins and DR.. George Sheriff..
The dates for the two remaining dances
of the series have been fixed for January
13 aud February 10.
The Luncheon Club, although now en-
joying only its second year of existence.
mas already become a recognized factor
in the social history OF the Heights. 1t is
y
inenu in Jersey City society, who meet
every two weeks at series of luncheons
given at the houses of each member in
turn. Every year the club gives some
more pretentious entertainment, to which
a large number of guests are invited,
which last year was, it will be remem-
bered. an afternoon tea, followed by n
dance. and this season took the form of
an evening reception and dance at the
residence of Miss Maud Williams, No. So
Duncan avenue. The rooms were artis-
tically decorated with palms and flowers,
and the charming young hostess received
a large number of club members and in
vited guests, who spent the hours in
dancing. Morrow g. Day served an elab-
crate supper.
The club members present were:-The
Misses Maude Williams, Grace Toffey,
Jennie Toffey, Alice Johnson, Jennie
Scott, Sadie Apgar, Maude Chiffon, May
Shafer and Jessie Per Lee.
Among the guests were:-The Misses
HelOise Hamilton, Grace Tompson, Bes-
sic Hunt. Anna n. Borden. NJ. Gertrude
Garland, Bessie Van Horne. Elizabeth
Vreeland, Frances Clark. Florence A.
A. Underwood, May Miller and Emma
Clements, William Clements, Albert Scott,
Edward Mclaughlin. Nielsen, Victor
Baer, VIM Y. Dear, VIM. H. Speer, Jr,
Samuel I. Dickinson, Charles Kellogg,
Harry Scott, MahIon Apgar. Chas. Vree-
land, Edward d. Rudderow, Walter, G.
Muirhead, Howard S. Forman, Chester
j. Hunt, Robert Rodger Vreeland Tomp-
kins. E. D. Riley. Wesley Negus. john y.
Rowland, Jr., George L. Perkins, Jr., A.
Dear, j., Charles Baier and DIR. George
l.. Mclaughlin.
A sketch of this social organization
will shortly appear in these columns
The United Presbyterian Church on
s ummit avenue was well filled last We'd
nesday evening with friends Who had as
sembled to witness the marriage OF Mrs
Margaret j. Hutchinson and Mr. Robert
Stewart. AT eight O'Clock the "Lohen-
grin Wedding Chorus" announced the
coming of the bride, who passed up the
left aisle, leaning upon the arm of her fa-
ther, Mr.. James Cooper, and preceded by
Misses Louise Seymour and Cassie Coop
er as bridesmaids, while the groom. ac-
companied by his best man, Mir. Frank
Field Ford, and preceded by his two ush.
ers, Messrs. Charles Day and William j.
Cooper, passed up the right aisle. At the
pulpit The bridal party was met by the
Rev. Arney S. Biddle, who performed
the ceremony.
The bride, a tall and graceful blonde,
was beeomingly dressed in silver grey
faille Frarcaise, with demi train and
pointed vest of rose pink Silk which also
fell in ruff s on the waist. The brides
MAIDS wore pretty gowns of grey cloth,
simply made and trimmed with pin k
silk.
A reception followed at the residence of
the brides father, No. l Astor place
where Professor Freeman's orchestra
furnished music for dancing. Among
those present were Mr.. James Cooper,
Misse Cassie ana Jeanetta Cooper, Mr..
w. j. Cooper, MIR. Samuel Cooper, Miss
Ruth Hutchinson. Mrs. Cooper and son of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. N. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Howe, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chestnut, Mr.. and Mrs. Purcell, Mr.,
Mr.. L. O'Connell, Mise Naudy Walsh
Miss Susie Campbell, Mr. Il. d. Mii,er
and Mr.. William Swan of New YORK. Mr.
William Delaney, Miss Mary Delaney of
Brooklyn. Rev. and Mrs. Arney S.
eddie, Miss M. Fraser, Mr. and
Mrs, John Provan. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Stephens; Mrs; Mary. Scott, Mr. John
Scott, Miss Mary Allen, Mrs. Nellie
Baker. Miss Maggie Armour, Mr.. and
Mrs Shrope. Mr.. b. Pleuterlief, Mr.. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Lie
Tried, Mr.. FL. Glendenulng, Misses Meek.
Miss Julia Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. Eely. Mr.. Charles Day'
MISS louise Seymour. Mr.. Frank f. Ford |
Mr.. SenderlinG ana Mr.. w. j. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry A. Garten enter.
tanned large number of friends a. their
residence, No. 65 Wayne street, last Mon |
lay evening, the occasion being the crys- !
Jal wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. |
J. ID. Sehoonmaker. Mrs. Schoonmaker |
was robed in black lace, with black RIB |
bon trimming, and was assisted in re- |
,eiving by Mrs. Garteu, sister of the |
groom, who wore becoming costume of |
black and rose India, elaborately |
trimmed with Jet.