The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-16
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c. E. Little. pastor of the church in which
Tue marriage was celebrated, and the en-
tire congregation, to wnom she has great
ny endeared herself. attended at the
church, together with a large delegation
from Staten Island, where the groom is q
Well known musician, and where the
hev. Mr.. Little formerly preached. In
the interval Of waiting for the bridal
party, Miss Sarah Culver, organist of the
church, played several selections, chang
Ing 10 the wedding chorus from Lohen-
grin as the bride entered the church at
half-past SIX O'Clock. Four usners led
the way, Messrs. Charles Little. Herbert
Egbert, Frank Simonson and Russell
LOOMS OF Gten's Falls. The four brides
maids followed. dressed exactly alike in
blush pink crepe lie chine, with slightly
low corSage and full sleeves, aud bearing
clusters OF pink roses. They were Misses
Jessie. Helene and Louise Little, of
Glen's Falls, cousins of the bride, and
Miss Florence Stewart. The maid of
honor, Miss kittie Pridham, of Newark,
followed. wearing a white silk gown,
elanorately embroidered with seed pearls,
the corsage decollete. Her bouquet was
also of PINK roses. The bride entered on
the arm of her father, who performed
the ceremony. Her gown was of heavy
white silk. trimmed with deep chiffon
ruff1es, and having garnitures of orange
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of a long court train. She carried BRIDES
roses and maidenhalr ferns. The groom
and his best man, Mr.. Joseph Ferre, met
the bride at the head of the central aisle.
At the conclusion of the the
relatives and a few intimate friends of
the bride and groom passed to the parson-
age adjoining the church, Where con-
gratula.ions were rendered the happy
pair. The parlors had been artistically
decorated by Mcknight in palms, ferns,
smilaX and cut flowers, and Morrow and
Day served supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
sou left at niue O'Clock for a wedding
journey to Saratoga aud the Catskills.
Mrs. Simonson, wearing Il gray Bedford
cord travelling gown, with Elton jacket
over d yellow front, and a black straw hat
with yellow chrysanthmums. The pres
ents received were unusually numerous
and costly. Among the guests at the re-
ception were:-
MIR; and Mrs. Milford D. simonson. Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. SimousoD, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. B. Little, Mr. Harry Sinonson, MIR. K.
Ferre, Miss Ferre, Mr.. L. McNaughton,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Sterling, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs. }. A. Richards, the Misses
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Richards.
Mr.. and MIR. H. L. Heal. Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
Among the thousand guests at the church
were:-Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler,
Mrs. Michael Allison, Misses Josephine,
Sadie and Jennie Allison. Mrs. d. w.
Culver, Miss Sara Culver. Counsellor and
Mrs. John Heck, Mr.. and Mrs. Low, Mr..
and Mrs. Hitler. Mr.. aud Mrs. Van Saun,
MI. n Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. James Hitler,
Miss Lulu Hitler, MIR. aud Mrs. Richard
Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, MIR.
and Mrs. James Clark, MIR. and Mrs.
Seguine, Misses Alice and Gertrude
Seguine, Mrs. Perry, Miss Fannie Clarke,
Miss Ella Booth, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harms
bad, Mss Clara Buss, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Bouker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. John Kase. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spengeman.
On Monday evening the Rev. and Mrs.
Lutte gave Il dinner to the bridal party
at the parsonage.
A pretty wedding was celebrated on
Wednesday al. ernoon in ST. Mary's
Church, Second street, when Rev. Father
Kelly united in matrImony Miss Mary
Cecile Carlin aud John Joseph Broderick,
N. D. The storm which had been threat
ening all the morning Withdrew from
Jersey City just in time for the wedding,
ald y throng of guests had assembled
when the bridal uarty arrived at a little
way, Dir. Foley, DR.. Mckay, MIR. James
Carlin and Mr.. Edward Broderick. Miss
Agnes Carlln. the bridesmaid, entered
with the best man, DR.. Francis Magilli.
gan. The bride entered on the arm of the
groom, wearing a tailor-made gown OF
tan broadcloth, with brown velvet toque
to correspond. The bridesmaid was
similarity attired. After the ceremony d
reception was he'd from foul to six
o'clock at the residence of tue brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. james CarIiu. No.
253 Fourth street, where Morrow & Day
served supper. A large number OF valu.
able bridal gifts were received. The
happy PAIR left at six O'Clock for a brid 4,
tour to Washington. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Among the guests at the re.
ceDtiou were:-Mr. and Mrs. james Car.
I'm, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. Broderick, Misses
Kate, Jessie and Agnes Carlin, Miss Min.
ME Broderick, Mr.. P. j. Carlin, DR.. and
Mrs. William w. Varick, DR.. and Mrs
Nevin, DR.. and Mrs, Dougherty, DR.. and
Walter Wilkinson, DR.. and Mrs. Fa1son,
DR.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin, DR.. Hill, Mr.
aud Mr.. James Mccall. DR.. and Mrs
James Mccall, DR.. and Mrs. Edward l.
Bull, DR.. A. A. Tod. Mr.. John w. Gibson
DIR. Nathan Bozeman, MI. and Mrs. JOIN
Teliord, Miss Nettie Hollahan, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Richard Rhatigan, Mr.. aud Mrs
Josie Kopetscnry, Miss Stella Stanley
Miss Julia Drumm. Mr.. Thomas Drumm
Or. Mortimer Lampson, DR.. B.. p. Craig
DR.. j. J. Craven. DR.. NJ. j. Smith, DIR. W.
z. Watson ana DR.. J. e. Culver.
DR.. Broderick is a rising young physi
clan on the staff of St. Francis Hospital
and Mrs. Broderick is well known in edu
c~ational circles in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Gillett, Messrs.
Gerome, Harry aud Samuel Gillett passed
Quarantine gu Monday. and returned tt
lnis city, after several years. absence.
Mrs. NJ. f. De Hart. NJ. D., and the
Misses De Hart of Paulmier place have
returned from Mount Freedom, n. j.
Judge and Mrs. Abel /. Smith OF Mer
Ger street have returned from Connects
cut.
MIR. John Holland of Pacific avenue has
returned from a two months Western
our.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Garrett Brinkerhoff Of
Communipaw avenue, and Mrs. G.. How
ard Slater have returned from the Thous
aud Island
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. McAuerny o.
Greenville are among the guests of the
Kittatinny House for the fall season a
Delaware Water Gap. Among the Others
stopping at this resort are Mr.. and Mrs.
o. I. Vreeland, Mrs. Hall, and w. A
Martin OF this city.
49,, A COMPOSITE FAMILY.
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