The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-26
STATELY NUPTIALS.
The Abbett-Ha1l Wedding
Tonight Will Be a
Highly Elaborate
Affair.
SEED PEARLS AND MOONSTONEs.
Beautiful Gown For the Bride
Lilies 10 Deck Dr.. John
Halls Church.

The wedding of Miss Lillian A. Hall of
New York city. and Mr.. Leon Albeit,
Jr.. will call large number of society
folk to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church this evening. The preparations
indicate an unusual brilliancy. The we'd
ding party will enter the church at eight
O'Clock. led by two little flower girls,
Miss Daisy Hall and Miss Lille
Whittermore. who will wear white
chiffon, over white silk, trimmed
with PINK ribbons. and will carry baskets
of daisies. The six ushers will follow,
Messrs. William Hall, brother of the
bride. William Albeit, brother of the
groom, Colonel Kuser of Trenton,
Frederick Carter, S. Negus and
Joeph W. Hartman. The four
bridemaids will enter in the form of
of cross, Miss Edith Smith walking
alone, Miss Mary Albeit with Miss Bes-
sic Baltes. followed by Miss Lena Carter.
They will wear white striped MORE, and
carry lilies of the valley, which will also
form the bouquets of maid of honor and
bride. Miss Gussie Barney of this city
will act as maid of honor. Her gown will
be of pink satin, elaborately trimmed
sash, extending to the edge of the bell
skirt.
THE BRIDE.
The bride will enter on the arm of her
father, Mr.. Thomas R. Hall. Her gown
will be of rich white satin, elaborately
embroidered in seed pealls and moon
stones in design of punches of wheat.
The corsage will be slighJ round, and
quantities of real point will cover the
waist and sleeves. Her veil will be of real
point, caught with superb diamond
star. gift of the groom. Her ornaments
will be diamonds. The groom and his
best man. Mr.. William Post of this city,
will meet the bridal party at the altar,
where the Rev. DR.. John Hall will per-
form the ceremony.
THE RECEPTION.
The spacious residence of the BRIDES
parents. No. 6S7 Madison avenue, will be
elaborately decorated by Hauser for the
brilliant reception to follow The happy
pair will stand beneath a canopy of pink
front drawing room. In honor of the
bride, lilies will play an important part in
the decorations; the mantels will be
banked with them, and they will loop
back the curtains which will be entirely
of smilax. Mrs. Hall, mother of the
bride, Will assist III receiving, wearing
handsome gown of robbins egg blue
duchesse glacee satin, elaborately
trimmed with point applique, with dia-
mond and sapphire ornaments Sherry
will serve supper and the Hungarian
Band will furnish music at the house.
The brides gift to her attendants will
be white enamelled violets with diamond
centres, to be worn as pendants, and the
groom will present his ushers with white
enamelled scarf pins. The bridal tour
has not been announced. but Mrs. Albeit
will wear tailor-made travelling gown
of tan cloth, with hat to match. On their
return. Mr.. and Mrs. Albeit Will reside
in Castle Point. this State, where a hand
some house is now in course of erection.
Miss Lillian Hall is well known in Jer-
sey City society, to which she was for
mally introduced by large tea given In
her honor at the Governors residence
last winter. She is above medium height,
with dark hair and eyes. brilliant com
plexion, and perfect taste in dress. Her
vivacity and grace have already won her
many friends among our society,