The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-06
SOCIAL MURMURs.

Weddings Begin to Make ThemseIves
Prominent-R eoeptions to Come.
The reputation Of October as q wedding
month" has not been upheld SO far In this city.
But while we may not have many weddings AZ
home, there have been several out Of town that
have claimed the attention of society folk
here.
1.-THE Gossips," q social club composed Of
young ladies', met at the residence of Miss Mary
Baur, the president, No. i45 Monitor street. The
business of the meeting was the selection of q
club pin, to combine the colors OF the Clue, pur.
pie and gold, and. the first arrangements for
their opening reception. to be hel1 tbs last OF
in conversation. Almost all the members were
present.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Teresa McAusrnsy,
daughter OF Colonel john McAnerney, to Mr..
Vincent Hyacinth Lamarche, was celebrated ar
the Church of Our Lady. Eavesink Highlands.
on Tuesday morning at eleven O'Clock. Col:
McAnerney was long q prominent resident OF
this city, prior to his residences in New York,
and a large humber of guests from Jersey City
went down BY special train; The brides gowa
tuiie caught with orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was Of bride roses. The maid OF honor,
Miss Mary McAnsrney, wore opal satin with
pale green chiffon and carried yellow roses.
The best man was Mr.. John Victor Lamarcne.
the ushers Messrs. Preston aud Francis Nc
Anerney. Alfred Amy aud James Grace. HIS
Grace. the Archbishop of New York, performed
the ceremony. The Rector OF the church, Rev.
Father Thomas A. Roche, assisted in ceiebrat-
ing the puptial mass A large reception fol-
lowed at the country house Of Col. AcAuerneY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamarche left during the after
noon for Chicago. where they will remain for
several weeks.
sey City guests was that of Mss Sadie
Mahonsy Of Brooklyn and Mr.. Edward NJ.
Patterson of this city, which was held on Tues
day evening at the residence of the brides
parents on South Third street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr.. Ray OF Brook
Ign. On thsir return from q wedding tour, 10
home at Nc 81 Gardner avenue.
The Rev. and Mrs GottIiSo Andreae ceie-
brsted the tenth anniversary Of their marriage
on Tuesday evening at their residence, No. 48
1Fairview avenue. A large number OF guests,
comprising nearly all 1he4 congregation of St.
Johns German Lutheran Church, OF which the
Rev. Mr.. Andreas is Pastor. offered thsir con-
CALCULATIONS the following day at a church
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pis celebrated the
"wednesday night at their residence on OIeau
avenue. A musical programme was provided
BY Prof. Podmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver and Miss
Alton, A large number of valuable silver
gifts were received. The rest OF the evening
was spent in dancing and In discussing an ex-
csllent suppe
r. Koven was celebrated on Monday evening at
ST. Trinitatis' Lutheran Church. The brides
gown was of white silk, her bouquet of bride
roses, with long satin ribbons. The bridesmaid,
MlIH ~ wv 100
ments were diamonds. Mr.. @. W, Kovsn was
the best man. A large number OF guests at
tended the reception which followsd, at the
were unusually beautiful. Mr.. aud Mrs. Koven
left during the evening for Chicago, returning
by way OF Niagara.
Miss Emma Huber, Of Aastor place. has been
spending two weeks at Delaware Water Gap.
A reception will be rendered to the Rev. e. s.
Forbes. by the Guild Of the Iron Cross on
October 10.
Miss Nellie Cook, Of Detroit. Michigan, q very
talented pianist, il visiting friends In Hoboksn
and Jersey City.
Three dancing classes held opening receptions
during the week, one at the Avenue House, one
NJ Crescent Hail and one AZ Hasbrouck Hall.
Mi. Nm. Machln, Of this city. viii marry Miss
Hanna, Of BraekIyn, at the Bedford Avenue
Baptiet Church, on October Il.
Tbs Alpha Sigma will hold its FIRST meeting
Of the season tor literary study this afternoon
At Inc high school bulldog on Bay street. This
e the socisty's fifth successful season.
Nr. and Mrs. Theodore Guheinan returned