The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-22
S0ClETY'S DuINGS.
Weddings of the Week-The Coalitions
and Asse mbiies Dance.

Weddings of the Week-The Coalitions
and Assemblies Dance.
1.-The Odd Volumes" will hold its next
regular meeting at the residence OF Miss
Kitty Crowap, on Communipaw avenue.
The guest of honor will be Mrs. Meyers
of New York city, whose name is identi-
fed with the work of Barnard College.
and wgo will read a paper on 1.-THE Higher
Education of Women"
The Hypauia Club OF Hasbrouck Insti-
tute will give a "Tennyson Evening" on
Friday, April 90, at eight O'Clock. Adj
mission will be by invitation and dancing
will follow.
The social event Of next week will be
the wedding Of Miss Lillian Hall of Mad
ison avenue, New YORK city, to Mr.. Leon
ALBEIT, Jr.. which Will take place next
Tuesday evening in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, New York city.
Miss Mary Albeit has just returned
from Philadelphia, where she spent the
Miss Eleanor r. Woodward entertained
a small party Of friends at her residence,
No. 20 Van Reipen avenue. last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Sc~hroeder's dancing class gave a
reception on Easter Monday at Foye
Among the members of the class are
Misses Ethel Potts, Allie and Addie Scud-
der, Julia Reid, Louise Perry, Florence
KeuZel, Carrie Case, Julia MCGEE and
Jessie Perry. MI. George Wallace, the
efficient instructor, was in charge of the
dancing.
The elaborate floral decorations which
made St. Michael's r. G.. Church, Ninth
street, SO beautiful on Easter Sunday, had
not faded last Tuesday evening. when a
brilliant wedding was celebrated. Miss
Elizabeth Feeney was the bride 4 Mr..
- nv nJT----l Ill., nthn
bridal party passed up the main
aisle at half past six O'Clock, led by Mr..
John Certify, escortiug the maid of honor,
Miss Kittie Wall of Brooklyn, who wore
pink crepe de chine and carried mermet
roses. The ushers. Messrs. John Murphy,
Daniel Murphy and J. J, Murphy, Messrs.
Charles Dayton, George Mccarthy. Will
lam Parr aud James Miuihan, preceded
the bride, who entered on the arm of her
brother. Mr.. John Feeney. She wore a
becoming gown of white ~bengaline de
sole. with high corsage and sleeves to the
wrist, The garniture OF orange blossoms
and chiffon. Orange blossoms also caught
the flmy tulle veil, which fell to the
edge of a long court train. The groom.
attended by his best man, Mr.. Joseph
O'Connell. met the bridal party at the
altar. inside the rail, where Monseignor
De Concilio performed the ceremony, as
sisted by the Rev. Father j. j. boylan.
At the reception which followed at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, No. 500
Grove street, a large number of friends
offered congratulations. Bonnot's skill
had made the drawinR-rooms q DO Wer or
flowers, and Prof. Holden's Orchestra
furnished excellent music for dancing.
Supper was served by Morrow & Day, and
at half past ten the happy pair set out on
a trip to Philadelphia, Mrs. O'Connel II
wearing a tan cloth travelling gown, wi tn
feather trimmings. Among. the guests
were:-Mrs. NJ. Feeney, Mr.. John p. Fee
ney. MIR. o. Feeney. Nj. and Mrs. L. j.
O'Co nnell. Misses 1'essie and Angie O'Con-
nell. Master Eddie O Connell, Mr.and Mrs.
William Wiseman, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ].
Murphy, MIR. and Mrs. J. j. Wiseman, Mr..
K,Ily, Mr.. PHI | D Muldoon. Miss Mamie
O'Brie n OF New York, Miss Mamie Kelly,
Messr g. d. Murphy, J. Mccullough and