The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-17

Ludecke. Mrs. Julian, Mrs. Hsmpler.
Miss Schultz and Mrs. Clarke.
SOCIAL MATTERS.

A Week of Briliiaut weddipgs-More to
Follow.
Beginning with tonight there are several
dates announced for the social world. The
Fortnightly Musicales will hold its opening
meeting tonight at the residen CO of Miss Lucy
e.. Nelson. No. 26S Bergen avenue.
This afternoon Miss Helen Dawes Brown is
lecturinR on "RusIin as q Critic OF Modern Life
and as q Teacher OF Beauty at the Bergen Re.
formed Church for the founding Of Bernard
College scholarship in the Jersey City High
School.
This afternoon Mrs. Waits class 10 English
literature is holding a meeting at her residences
on York street,
This afternoon the Alpha Sigma, q literary
society or young ladies in the Hign Scaool, | .
holding a literary meeting.
This evening there will be an entertainment
at the Home for the Homeless fair at Hasbrouck
Hall for which the cast will take in q large
Dumber of young people in the society of the
Heights.
bert concert, first OF its eighth season. This
Heden Sisters, Swedish Quartetts and signor
Eduardo Rinaldy will assist the club. !
Next week. Thursday. November 20, Miss
Elmer Underhill at st. Johns Fres Church.
Summit avenue. The wedding ceremony will
take place at half past eight O'Clock.
On Friday next. November "a. Mss Eta NC.
Kean of Paulmier place aud Mr. Charles W.
Nebster of Brooklyn will be married at the
residence of the bride.
On Monday evening. November ~. the first
dance of the Downtown Dancing Ser" will be
held.
On Wednesday evening, November 20, the
GossiDs will give a reception at Crescent Hall.
The same night and the foliowin night the
dramatic company of the J. c. A. @. will pre-
sent London Assurance in the club th eatrs.
On Thursday, November 80, Mrs, Annie Hop
per of Varick street will entertain her friends at
q birthday party.
The social events of the week past have ali
been weddings. The most important in. society,
perhaps, was that celebrated on "Wednesday
afternoon at st. Matthews P. e. Church, which
made Miss Roferia Domingo Rector the wife Of
DR.. Charles f. Hill. The bridal procession was
led by the sisters of the bride aud Miss Myrtle
Tannehilt as maids Of honor, followed BY Miss
Clara Dear as bridemaid. The bride. u bru-
nette, with clear olive complexion. and beautiful
brown eyes. wore a gown OF whltss satin dlch-
esse. The ushers were Messrs. George Vince
don, DR.. Faison. DR.. Boyd aud DIR. Rector. The
best man was Mr.. John Hill. The Rev. Joseph
Mock performed the ceremony. A reception
followed the emo at the residence of the
bride's mother. on Grand street. DR.. and Mrs
Hill are now travelling in the South.
The wedding of Miss Mary Lucretia Shaffer
to Mr.. Frank E. Menagh was celebrated on
Wednesday evening ct the homo Of the brides
parents on Third street. The bride wots white
satin with duchesse lace and carried roses and
Eleanor Williams of Brooklyn. The uahers
were Messrs. William B. AFFORD aud Francis
Mexican. The Rev. H. c.. Cronin performed
followed at half past eight. The groom,s KIT
to the bride was a pair of solitaire diamond
earrings. After the reception Mt. and Mrs.
Menagh left for the South.
Miss Cora Baker and Mr.. Alonzo Fost er were
married last Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Coles street.
The Rev. DR.. Clark of Binghampton oficiated.
The bride wore q white silk gown. Her brides
maid was Miss Florence Fermier. The groom
was attended by Mr. Thomas Foster. A recsp-
ton and wedding supper followed. ~
Miss Hattie L. Morrison and Mr.. William
Robertson, Jr., were married on, Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of the brides parents
on avenue. The bride wore white
Dengaline. The bridesmaids, were Misses
Eleanor,and Marion Price and Edith Robertson.
DR.. +. G. Robertson was the best man. The
Rev. D. ]. Ellison performed the ceremo ny.
Tho wedding Of Mr.. John Parneli Feeney to
Miss &c orgia Thomas, at the Church OF thu
Sacred Heart, Bloomfield. Wednesday, last,
at high noon. was attended by a numbsr Of
prominent city officials.
Among the other pretty weddings of the
week have been those of Miss Frances L. How
ard to Mr.. Frederic Danforth byS the Rev. J..
Lester Wells on Wednesday. at the residence OF
the brides parents on Eighth street; thai Of
Miss Maud K. Murphy and Mr., Huph Keenan, at
st Patrick's Church. and Of Miss Julia e.
Hutchinson to Mr., Nicholas Wilietts at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, all the same even