The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-12

her residences. No. 3i3 Paramount avenue. A
large number OF guests were present.
The Manuscript Meeting of the Fortnightly
which was held on Monday evening, was as
much of a social function as a musical event.
Mrs. Marcus beach entertained the club at her
residence, No. los Hoboken avenue. More than
a hundred guests were present. Compositions
were given from the nus ript OF Mr.. Oscar
Lang, Mrs. William Hunter Brown and Mr.. g.
L. Becker. The first appearance OF the olym-
plan String Quintette was marked with great
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Adams Coykendall are
at bone fl ON their bridal tour. Mrs. Coyken-
dali was Miss Margaret S. Mcknight.
On May II, at the Carteret Clubhouse, there
will be a lecture by Prof. Emile Seytter, on THE
Language We Speak" This will be as OF one
having authority, since Professor Seytter speaks,
reads aud writes seven languages aud twenty
dialects. This eminent linguist and phiiologist.
whom the ladies in charge have been SO fortun-
ate as to secure, is one OF the most widely
learned and ~academicaliy honored scholars who
have lectured in this city. Prof. Seytter's lee
ture promises TO be an event. both in literary
aud social circles. Although it is not so dis
tinctly stated upon the cards. the "Odd Vol
umes' is practically in charge of the entertain
ment, a circumstance which ensures its success.
The Alpha Sigma, composed of young ladies'
of the High School. will hold its fifth annual
open meeting in the assembly room OF the school
today at four P. NJ. The in charge is
Misses Gertrude M. Bushfield, Louise T. De Hart
and Elizabeth H. Speers. The programme in
ciudes a violin solo by Miss Beth Guilford, reel
tation by Blanche Leone Jackson; essay, Col
lege Education for Women Louise Fuller De
Hart; reading of the club paper. THE Owl.
edited by Elizabeth Hamilton Speers; debate:-
Resolved, That the Chicago Fair should be
opened on Sundays Affirmative, Edith Earle
Guilford, Adeiine Nj. HeInold; negative, Mary e.
Stone, Edith Fuller Crasto; piano solo. Jessie
Eugene Marvin; Good Night,'' written by the
Alpha Sigma Owl, recited by Gertrude May
Bushfield.
Miss Ella Winchester Felt of Monte Vista, Col
orado, is visiting friends in Lafayette.
Mr.. Owen Rouse. eldest SON of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Rouse, of Claremont avenue, has just
returned from a three-years' stay in Colorado
and New Mexico.
Miss Lottie May Gates. the charming daughter
OF the Rev. M. L. Gates. Pastor of Grace NJ. q.
Edwin c. Ames OF Woodbridge, at the parsonage
of the church last Wednesday evening. Her
gown was white India silk with duchesse lace,
and her bouquet lilies Of the valley and bride
tie Ludwig of New York. wore Nile
green India, with a bouquet of pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. Benjamin McNulty, the
II. Gardiner and c. P. Vosburgh. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Yates, assisted
by the Rev. Sandford Hunt. large number of
guests paid congratulations at the reception,
which followed the ceremony. The bridal tour
will be through the west.
Miss Dorothea Helene Bahr aud DR.. Otto
Albert Wiegaud were united in m irriage last
Wednesday evening at it. Johns Lutheran
Church. which was deliberately decorated for
the occasion. The brides gown was one Of the
most beautiful that has entered the church
is material was ivory sa tin. trimmed
with old point lace, and enhanced by
diamond ornaments. Her vail was tulle with
orange blossoms and a coronet of myrtle. Miss
Martha Bahr. the maid of honor, wore Nile-green
satin. The bridesmaids were Misses Lizzie and
Title Wiegaud, Henrietta Bahr and Henrietta
LnetJen. The hest man was Mr.. F. A. OSul-
Ivan and the ushers; Or. Webner, Edward anr.
large reception the happy couple lett for a trip
to the Chicago Fair via Niagara Falls.