The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01

last week from H~asbroncls Institute.
Mrs. Sherwood is Il nftiye NJ Saratoga,
her sister In New York CITY.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie B.. Ewald.
at No. 1855 Wayne stree ct, INIT Mr.. Peter
Paul Smith was celebrated last Wedne :
day morning Mt ten o'clock in ST. Bonl-
faces r. G.. Church. First street, where p
solemn high nuptiai mass was celebrated
Dv Rev. DIR. Mills, several Others PRIESTS
Icing ia the sanctuary. Mr.. George
kwald gave awHy the bride, who wore
white bengaline de sole, eliborately en-
broidered IN pearls, n ca ried while
roses aud lilies OF the va ley. lie. tulle
veil was caught with pearl pins aud lilies
Just ''liali-past ive." led the way, fol-
lowed by the bride maids. Misses Mamie
Siverding and Josie Smith, in maize
oolored India, with ltgiorn fiat hats. The
nshers were Messrs. Adam Muller and
Rudolph Ewald, and tbs best man Mr..
Hairy Smith. A reception followed ut the
residence OF the eroom's parents. No. 1874
York street, frlm one to four O'Clock.
Morrow & Day served retire ihments. 1
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mira.
Peter Smith, Mr.. atd Mrs. les Smith.
Mar. and Mrs. E%ehjamin Heinz, Mr.. aud
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus johnson. MIR. aud
Mrs. Stegman, Miss Title Smith, Mrs. E.
Ewald, mother OF the bride, who Wore a
black satin trained gown; Mis- Mary
NJ. Ewald, in he'll 'trope crepe de
chine chi end with Nh. cut addr: jet r p y Mr sha
Mrs. John Ewald, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew.
Ewald, Jr.. Mrs. Milberger, Mrs. j.
Ewald aud family. Coun sellor Henry
Ew Id, Mr.. Frei Ewald. -Str. and Mrs.
Heiss. Miss Katie Ewsld, the Rev. Father,
Wyiand aud Siverding of Erie, Pa the
Rev. DIR. Mill, Mr.. aad Mrs.. j. Ewatd.
A. Erhardt, Mr.. n Mrs. G. George, Mr..
aud Mrs. A. Ditmar, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Ditmar, Misses Lizzie and Belle DiJmar.
Mr.. Peter Brock, Miss Tessie Brock and
Miss Emma Hem.
Miss Mary Root, of Pine street, became
the wife OF Mr.. Edward Raymond yester-
day. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, q. +. Little, of the Lafayette
Reformed Church, aud witnessed by n
few friends. Mr. anu Mrs. RAYMOND will
spend the summer in Piainhs Id. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard GranLand Misses
Bessie and Belle Grant sailed for Europe
last Wednesday on the "City of Paris"
Mrs. A. A. Campbell IS spending the sum
mer ut Tabor, n. j.
Mr.. II Mrs. A. B. FerDald, of Jersey
avenue, will spend the Fourth in M.
Freedom. n. j., at a tauily reunion.
Mrs. s.. V. Tompkins enter aimed the
Domestic Missionary Society OF tire La
faye re Reformed Church at a luncheon
last I tuesday afternoon.
Miss Adele Weber will spend her vaca-
ton in the Catskiils.
Judge and Mrs. Abel /. Smith and fam
lily, of Mercer street, have gone to Nor
folk, Conn.,, for the summer.
Miss Celie Gaines, Of Emory street, will
spend the summer III Saratoga.
MIR. Clareuce Harmstad, of Communi-
raw avenue, is at home from Yale Col
lege.
The Carteret Tennis Club. whose
grounds are at Clerk street and Carteret
avenue, has arranged for an especially
attractive programme for Monday, July
4 Refreshments will be served in the
afternoon aud q pleasant iuforInal affair
Is expected.
The Carteret Tennis Club. and indeed
Jersey City. is TO be congratulated on the
possession of II tennis PLAYER such as Miss
Agnes Collard of Cliuton aeenue. In the
match last Saturday at The j. e. I. G..
grounds, against Mrs. RodewaId, once
Miss Voorhees,, she showed form that in
several Instances compared favorably
with the player of nntioual reputation.
The strength and precision of Miss Col
lard's etna hes, The accuracy OF h-r plIc-
ing and the g4Eeral tnougAtfulnezs of her
plan of caniD alkn makes her worthy t.
rank with players of national renown.
1t is needless to say TINT VITA the pos
sible exception of Miss Mamie Soper, of
the safne club this could be said of no
other racket-wiel1er III the city's femi-
niue ~populatto1.
The Lafayette sect on is almost depopu-
lated. Counsellor aud Mis-. John w.
Heck and son, of Pac fic venue ave
gone to Cairo, N. Y, fer the summer: Mr.
and Mrs. j. V. S. Hitler, aud Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Smith are occupying their cot
lage at Mfidletown, n. j.; Mis- Nettie
| Nichols and Mrs. Conklin, of Maple street.
are making ready for their annual trip to
Fall River, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. H. {.
Louderbough and sou will spend the
| Fourth at White Lake, n. Y; Mr. Louis
Sherwood, of Communipaw avenue,
started for Metucken, N. j., to-day, n
Messis. George NuJting ana Walter Will
liams, OF Wilton street, went to lion, N.
Y, yesterday for their vacation. Miss
| Lou S. Doremus returns to morrow from
| a two weeks trip TO Hackettstowu,
Mrs. Frank Cavalli, of Briukarhoff
street, is spending the summer AT Lib
erty, N. j.
The many friends of DR.. Everett NJ.
| Culver, son of Del is E. Culver, formerly
| of this city will re glad to learn til at he
has so far recovered from his recent
G%anergous illness us to start this week for
a trip to Montana.
Mrs. Smith AMI Miss Jessie Smith of
Clerk street, Will spend the mouth of
August at Lake Bor'asteae, Vermont.
Miss Maggie Rowlands of Wayne S, rect
will spend the vacation season in the
Catskills.
Mr. Andrew Kennedy of Ocean avenue
leaves tomorrow for a Wis t 10 his home at
Charlestown, West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jordan and
family of Grove street leave tomorrow
for a ~sojourn at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen b. Ransom have
returned from al extended wedding trip
TO their nome at No. 2S1a Park street.