The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-22
MANY-FIRTH WEDDING.
A Brilliant Gathering at the Resi-
dence Of the Brides Uncle 81.
THE Guests.

brated last evening at the residence OF
Mr.. William A Lewis, No. 26s Barrow
street, when Miss Alice Post Firth ant
Mr.. Robert Rowland Many were united
in marriage. Bonnot had given his best
work to the floral decorations, which
were entirely of Baroness Rothschtld
roses and smilax. with banks of palms at
either end OF the drawing rooms. In the
rear drawingroom stood a large PLAGUE
OF jacQueminot roses and lilies Of
the valley, q gift to Inc bride, and
In an extension lighted by fairy
lamps. Prof. Wagner's orchestra of violin.
harp, cornet and clarionet rendered sweet
music. The bridal party passed down the
staircase at eight O'Clock. led by the ush-
ers, Messrs. j.. Judge, Robert McCague
and Henry Blauvelt. aud the pretty maid
of honor. Miss Virginia A. Firth, sister of
the bride, who wore a simple gown of
pink China silk trimmed with pink satin
ribbon. and carried pink rosebuds. Then
Mr.. William A. Lewis. who gave her
away. Her gown was of white
silk, trimmed with duchesse lace.
and her sweet face looked out
from beneath fluffy veil of
tulie. caught with orange blossoms. The
procession passed through the hall aud
rear drawing room aud paused before q
long mirror between the front windows,
whore it was met by the groom attended
by his brother, Mr.. Devereux Many. as
best man. Rev. E. o. Embury, of New
York, performed the ceremony.
II RECEPTION N GIFTS.
A reception Immediately followed, at
which a large number of guests rendered
their congratulations. Purssell of New
York served supper, and the table decora-
tions were pink and white roses.
The presents occupied an entire room
on the second floor, and Included many
fine articles of ~faience, cut glass, Royal
Worcester N Benares ware, silver.
onyx and gold ornaments and art furn-
iture. Mr.. and Mrs. Many departed at
half past ten for an extended Southern
tour, Mrs. Many wearing a becoming
travelling gown OF tan cloth.
WHO WE'RE THERE.
Among the guests were chancellor AMI
Mrs. Alex. +. McGill, Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
sted, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Bedle,
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Dixon. Miss
Dixon, Mrs. Sarah A. Dickinson, MI.
Isaac l. Vanderbeek. Mrs. NJ. A. McCar-
tin, Miss Mary McCartin, Miss Lizzie
McCartin, MI. and Mrs. Walter G. Hen
messy. Mr.. and Mrs: Adolph Rusch, Mr..
Mrs. John J.. Totfey. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith. Mrs. Sarah J. Bon
nell and John A. Blair; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry s. White. Red Bank;
Major and Mrs. q. K. Pangborn, DR.. and
Mr.. L. N. Quimby. Mr.. Int Mrs. James
Flemming, Miss Flemming, Robert Flem-
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB w. Eye, Miss
Julia Olmstead, Mr.. and Mrs. Flavel Nc
Gee. Colonel and Mrs. John McAnerney,
the Misses McAnerney, Preston McAner-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Muirheid, Miss Jennie
Pearsall, Mr.. and Mrs. Washipkton Belt,
William Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I.
Van Der Beck, Miss Van Der Bank. Mr..
F. l. Van Der Beck, Jr.. DR.. A. a. Lut-
Mrs. Minerva Tayntor and Miss Virginia;
A. FIRTH; George w. Firth, Tacoma: Ed
ward P. Firth, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. w. Firth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin and Miss
Ella sabi1.: Lee, Mass, John 9.
Henry c. McCartin. Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Toffey.
Miss Dora Toffey, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott L.
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Belle, Jr.,
Thomas F. Bedle, Bennington r. Bsdle,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller. Miss Miller,
Nj; an" rofrs2 MRS Dr.. william anS Mrs. y; TEo +, <
Watson, Miss Myra watson. Dr..
and Mrs. Paul D. Van Cleef and Miss
Van Cleef; the Rev. and Mrs. George w.
Nicholson aud Mr.. Edward K. Nicholson,
of Saratoga; Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward L..
Young. Mr.. ana Mrs. William E. Graf
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Omberson,
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy J.. Ed
wards. Newark; Mr.: and Mrs. Jacob
Weart. Miss Weart, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall McAnerney, Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward
l.. Soper, Samuel 1. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Dickinson, Mrs.
NJ. f. Brown, Miss Bertha Brown. Mrs.
Annie E. Pearsall, Miss Pearsall, Will
liam Pearsall, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Traphagen and Miss Traphagen; Charles
Cross, Miss Jane Lewis and Mrs. Katie
Schenck. Red Bank; Mrs. Hannah d.
Tillman; MI. and Mrs. John e. Davey:
Mrs, Frank w. Davey, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olendorf, Mr.. Alfred q. P. Quimby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Jarvis, Miss Car
RE Jarvis. Mrs. Peter Bentley, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Wood. Miss Maggie Wood,
Mrs. VIM. Wood. Rev. Robert X. Wick.
Mr.. VIM. Limerick. MI. and Mrs. Orestes
Cleveland, and Miss Cleveland; Miss Mar
garet Cowen, Bloomfield; Mrs. s Hibbler.
Mrs. G.. W. Ierihew, Mrs. w. w. VanCleef.
Miss CarrisVan Cleef, Miss EuaVan Cleef,
Mrs. MI. M%uxbury. Miss Tuxbury, Mr..
aud Mrs. john j.. Stats. Miss l. NJ. Kis-
sam, Miss Bula CaswelI, Mr.. H. S. Blau-
Welt. Miss Nettie Van CIeef, Miss Clara
hOOPAhSt IS "A lokOAt 1tOuCit MI
Cague. the Misses Outwater, Prof. and
Mrs. Brensin0er, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Mars. Mr.. E. L.. Clark, Mr.. j. Wor-
tendyke, Miss Clara HoaG, Mr.. ]. S.
DeHart and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. B. Smith
DIR. and Mrs. r. j. Harvey, Mrs. Domi-
nick Lynch, DR.. and Mrs. r II. Ridgw way
aud Misses Harvey, Red Bank; Mr.. aud
Mrs. l.. 0. Chandler, Miss Chandler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Minton, Fair Haven;
MI. and Mrs. A. Everitt. South Amboy;
Mr.. aud Mrs. l., B, Battin, Miss Battin
aud Mr.. H. S. Battin, Fair Haven: Miss
G.. Taylor and Mr.. Frank Taylor. Red
bank; Mrs: Z. Probasco. Freehold; Mr.,
aud Mrs. d. B. Keller, Miss Keller
aud Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Keller, Seabright;
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E.. Johnston. Montclair;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. White and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Lake, Red Bank; Miss L. o. Embury,
New York; Miss E. j. Morris, Red Bank;
Mrs. Clements aud Miss Wells, Brick
Church. and the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Frank.
lin, Shrewsbury.
KlSSAM-GREENE NUPTIALS.
A Notable Assemblage at the First Pres.
byterian Church, Trenton.