The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Weddings Past and to Come-Tennis Tea
The Summer Exodus.

The Summer Exodus.
This is n dull time for society news
Perhaps that is why an amateur publ
cation OF this city considered it necessary
explain or excus its announcement of
The engagement OF IL young l,dy well
known in society to n prominent Jersey
City clubman. There is absolutely no
Foundation for the statement, which is
enpnati, ally denied by those concerned.
This announcement is made OH the best
authority and by special request.
Miss Adele Weber, a talented young
elocutionist of this city, Is travelling
through Connecticut giving a secie, or
readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Misses Kitty
aud Amy Mitchell, Of Avenue e, and
Mrs. John Williams. left town ior their
cottage at Long Brarc5 Yesterday.
TIT name of Miss McCartiu was acct
Gentally omitted from the list of Section
Presidents in Il description of tn recently
formed branch of the Needlework Guild,
which appeared last Friday. Miss Nc
Cartiu hes devoted much time and attea-
ton TO the work. as she has to more than
one practical charity, and the list would
be incomplete without the Insertion of
her name.
Mr.. Charles Morgan entertained a mum,
Der of his friends at an informal dance a
his residence gu Sip avenue last evening.
Ahis 9Ii = S'h OSESkb u MANI
son have re urned to Yok Jhama, japan,
after n five weeks visit in this city. Mrs.
Jewett was Miss Rosevier, of Eighth
street. The engagement Of Miss Llliian
Timpson to MI. John Rosevier has lately
been announced.
the wedding of Miss d. Guinon and
Mr.. w. o.. Reed. last Wednesday ereu-
ing. was one of The few social events of
the week. The Ceremony was performed
at ST, Johns Catholic Church b. the Rev.
b. II. Ter Weert. The ceremony which
followed was held az the residence of the
John's Catholic Club. The Federal Fife
and Drum Corps and hundreds of invited
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Vauderbeck and
Miss Nellie Vanderoeck of Mercer street
leave today for Port Jervis. N. Y.
Mrs. w. f. Marvin, primary principal of
Public School No. 22, aud Miss Jr-sle Mar
vin will spend the summer in Spring Lake.
near Chicago, i'll. They will leave the
first of next week.
Mr.. aud Mra. Charles A. Dewitt are
rusticating in the A~dirondacks.
Miss, Aills ScIdter. daughter of the
Rey, j. IayScuader, returned last Monday
frem Sheltep lsla All. where Mrs. Scudder
aAd fa mslp areaspending the summer. TO
attend lthGlexer, fses of Hasbrouck's COM
msncp hHeut, week. Miss Scudder won a
medal In the art deI artment. She will
Iejoin her family next week.
The Misses Florsnce AID Clara De Hart
of PHulmief place leave tonight tor New
Haven to attend ahs exercises of COM
mencemeut week a Yale, whore their
cousin, Mr.. Pierpent Fuller, is a gradu-
ate. Mr.. John 5. De Hart. Jr.. mas gone
TO Worcester, Mass. for several weeks.
The graduates reception at Hasbrouck
lookei-for event to u large proportion of
the younger dancing set of this city, not
yet bldse from over-much party going,
and still capable OF enjoying salads and
ices at unsanctioned hours. The rooms
OF the School of AIT, on Grand street,
adjoining the Institute, will be thronged
with guests tomorrow afternoon at the
annual art exhibition, where MISS Minnie
Nelson, superintendent Of the depart.
ment, will presid., assisted by Mrs,
Rowell and Miss Laura ]. Smith.
The first Of a series OF 'tennis teas" will
he given tomorrow afternoon from four
to six O'CLOCK, at the grounds of the Jer-
sey City Lawn Tennis Club, in the rear OF
Inc Bergsn Reformed Church. There
will be excel mt '.exhibition" playing
and it IS probable that the attendancs
will be very large.
The wedding of Miss Luwel.a Clark
and Mr.. Jes1ua S. Titus will occur on
I tuesday. June 30. at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Belaioat avenue neal
West Size avenue. af
Mrs. Welsh and the Misses George,
Jessie n Minnie Welsh, of Montgomery
street. will spend the summer IN the Cats
kills. e1 Fe WsN0lAE ~
The Rev. and Mrs. Westall. of the
Church of the Good Shepherd tUniveraal-
ist) will 90 to Asheville, s.. c., when va
cation time arrives. aH H@
Miss Margaret Lenihen. "a popular
teacher in 81. Peters parochial school.
will leave town next week to spend her
vacation in Mt. Freedom, N. j.
Mrs. Michael S. Allison aid the Misses
Josephine. Sadie and Jennie Allison, of
Pacific avenue, viii spend The summer in
tho Catskills.
Miss Jul o Peibes. of York street. will
at Brcdhesd's n. Y.
Miss Eleanor d, Buchanan. Of Mont