The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-29

Seventh; Mrs. Hueneker. Ine wen
known sculptor; the Rev. DIR. Stoudard OF
St. Johns Church, who enjoyed the dis
~tinctiou of being the only man in the
room, and many others. Mrs. Myer
sketched the history and aims OF Barnard
College, and reminded her audience that
higher education was intended to uplllt
humanity, not womank1nd alone. ".
Stoddard brought down wrath upon his
head by unearthing some OF the ancient
objections to higher education. and al
though they were intended rs Jocular re-
marks, he was overwhelmed by an
avalanche of replies. DR.. De Hart gave
one of the most interesting talks on the
general topic of woman's higher life. ana
touched briefly upon the struggles through
which woman had passed on the o to
medical education, quoting the statement
that would always be doctors; the
question was, would they be educated
DOCTORS? They had always dosed with
catnip and thoroughwort,. M always
would dose with something, whether
wisely or unwisely. Miss Celie Gaines
also gave some bright ideas. and tried
h%ospitablyt to shield Or. Stoddard from the
consequence of his %rasnness. Lunch was
served, and general conversation 1ot-
lowed. A few of the guests were Mrs.
p. j. Koouz, Miss Annie Koonz, Mrs. c..
H. Slater, Mrs. E. +, G. Young. Mrs.
Harriet Eaton, Mrs. c. NJ. Shipman, Mrs.
J. Herbert Potts, Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Il. X.
Case. Mrs. George Case, Mrs. G. V. r.
Brinkerhoff, Miss julia Sherwood,
Miss Jean Mcbride. Miss Grace
Darlington and Miss Annie Adriance.
Miss Theodore Adolphi aid Mr.. Henry
c.. Albert were married last Tuesday
evening at the residence Of The brides
uncle, MIR. j.. N. Crusius, Hudson street,
Hoboken. The bride wore white satin
and Irish point lace, with superb dia-
mopd ornaments and carried lilies of the
,vr1la, T ;tt1o Mics El,,pancp (!rnoiuS UqQ
dainty white silk gown. The best
man was DIR. Frank White of
New York. Mr.. Henry N. Crusius was
usher, and Miss Lily Adolphi bridesmaid.
The Rev. DR.. Richter performed the cere-
mony. Mazzetti served supper, after
which the well known humorist, Robert
Burdette, Jr., amused the guests. The
happy pair will spend the honey moon in
Europe. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Mattlage, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Walbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Carr. Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. Eagan,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fields, Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
P. Karn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bearns, Miss
Bearns and MIR. Bearns, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Hirley, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graening, Mr.. and Mrs. ~Spellmayer,
Messrs. Emil and Oscar Delisle, Miss
Weidermann,. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Whitaker,
Miss H~eissenbutel. Mr.. j. Builder. Mr..
duu 11I5- u uidls u - 49, v
berton, Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Demarest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandes, Mr.. Henry Prusser, Mr.. Charles
and Miss M. Hahrenburg, Mr.. Won
Twister. Miss Hemmer, Mr.. Adolph Hem
mer, Miss Doeller. Miss Burhorn and the
Misses Welbrocks.
This brilliant wedding of Miss Lillian
Hall and Mr.. Leon ALBEIT. Jr., which
took place last Tuesday evening in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New
York City, attracted a large number of
guests from this city. Miss Hall is a tall,
slender brunette, whose gracious manner
and vivacity In conversation have won
her a host of friends in this city.
The bridal procession was led by Miss
Daisy Hall and Miss Lille WHITE
more, bearing baskets of daisies and
wearing white chiffon over white silk.
trimmed with pink moire- The ushers
followed. Mr.. William Albeit, Mr.,
/ William Hall. Colonel Kuger, Of Trenton;
M. S. Negus, Mr.. Fred Carter and Mr..
James w. Hartman. The bridesmaids
entered in the form of a cross dressed
alike in white striped moire and carving
lilies of the valley. They were Miss Mary
Albeit. sister of the groom, Miss Edith
Smith, Miss Bessie Baltes and Miss Lena
Carter. Then came Miss Gussie Barney,
the maid OF honor, walking alone, and
wearing a becoming gown of pale pink
satin, deliberately trimmed with point
applique which formed a long sash.
The bride entered on the arm OF her
father, Mr.. Thomas r. Hall, aud was
never more beautiful than in her beauti-
full gown of heavy white satin, deliberately
embroidered in moOnstones and pearls, In
a design of punches of wheat. The waist
was almost entirely of old point, and a
real point lace veil was caught with a
flashing diamond star. gift of the groom.
She carried lilies of the valley. The groom
,rI Liu bnut NM, Mr. William pnSf nf
this city, met the bride at the altar. The
handsome residence of the brides parents.
No. 6S7 Madison avenue, was banked with
pink roses and lilies, and the happy pair
stood to receive congratulations beneath
a large canopy entirely OF Baron Roths-
child roses. The portieres were of
smilax, caught with lilies. aud lilies
wreathed chandeliers and. Mantels ar
ranged by Hauser of New York. Sherry
served supper, and Berger's Hungarian
Band furnished music for dancing. The
briial gifts were many and sumptuous.
Governor Abbett presented a solid silver
tea service of $50 pieces, aud Mr.. Hall
a check for a large amount. The bridal
tour will be through the south, u on
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit will oc-
cupy a house in Castle Point. N. j. Mrs.
Abbett's travelling gown was of tan clotn,
tailor made, and Mrs, Hall, mother of the
bride, wore a reception gown of robins
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with point APPLIQUE, and ornaments of
diamonds and sapphires. Among the
guests were noticed Mr.. ana Mrs. George
W.. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward. Mir.
and Mrs. Allan l.. McDermott, Judge
Chauncey Beasley, Charles Mattlage. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Counselmau, of Cnica-
go; Herbert Rice. General r. A. Donnel-
ly, of Trenton; A. ii. Briggs aud daugh-
ter. Nelson j.. H. Eige. Captain John
Briggs Mr., and Mrs. Otto Grouse. Col
ouel John I. Van Cleef, ex-Judge Marcus
Beach and Mrs. Beach, Judge Jonathan
Dixon and Mrs. Dixon. Judge Werts
and Mrs. Werts. Mayor Edward
Stanton of Hoboken. James Law
erty and the Misses Laverty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Utz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Post and the Misses Annie
aud Nellie Post, Chancellor Alexander L.
McGill and Mrs. McGill, DR.. John ID. Nc
Gill, Mrs. Judge Van Brunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. Il. Vanderbeek, Dr.. aud Mrs 3.
A. Watson, Ex-Governor Joseph D Bedle
and Mrs. Bedle, General William +.
~Heppenheimer md Mrs. Heppenheimer,
Colonel Edwin A Stevens. Assemblyman
George Heaney, Robert Elliott. Mr.. and
Mrs. RaiDach, Miss Raibach. e. II.
Peters, Senator Reyes, T.. s. Negus, Mr..
and Mrs. Kunkel, General Robert Mug
ent. General Plume, eX-Judge A. @ CAT
retson aud Mrs. Garretson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
e. F. Z. Young, Mrs. Dodd, Governor
Abbett's slster-in-law, Colonel Francis
| Loutrell, MIR. William Ii. Hall. Jr.: Miss
Carrie Gaddis, Mayor H.. p. Frothing-