The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Several Pretty Weddings and Reception

Several Pretty Weddings and Receptions
Dates for the Future.
A beautiful wedding took place at the Sum-
NIT Avenue Baptist Church at five O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. The bridegroom was
Mr.. Herbert Leslie Moore of Ridgeway, Pa,
and the bride Miss Eva Priscilla Davies of
Chestnut avenue. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edwin McMinn under a
suspended floral bell of chrysanthemums and
smilax. Palms and flowers decorated the pull
pit. The bridesmaids were NJ ISIS Maud Morrison.
Miss Florence Baker, Miss Net tie Groweil and
Miss Anna Armstrong. Little Irma Drescher
was maid OF honor. The ushers were Messrs j.
=. Croweii and William Hunter of this city, and
Pa.
The bride was becomingly attired In white
Bengaline silk and lace, aud wore diamond
Miss Morrison and Miss Baker
wore light yellow crystal Bsngaiine aud carried
chrysanthemums, aud Miss Crowall and Miss
Armstrong wore light heliotrope crystal Ben
galine. The church was thronged. a recsp-
ton took place immediately after the ceremony
at the residence OK the BRIDES grandmother at
No. Al Chestnut avenue. where many friends Of
the couple gathered and extended their con.
CALCULATIONS. The mantels were banked with
orchids aud smilax. Supper was served.
Greenville Circle held o reception last
Wednesday night which was well attended.
Everybody who witnessed Wednesday night
in st. Michael's R. g. Church the wedding of
Miss Julia Reardon to Mr.. Joseph I. Heating,
declared 1t to be the prettiest wedding they had
seen for a long time. The bride looked lovely
IN her white Duchesse satin gown; so did her
sister, the bridesmaid, Miss Katie Reardon.
while the brilliant costumes in the church made
toute ensemble not easily to be forgotten. &
Monslgnor de Concilio performed the Impress
i've Latin service, at which he was assisted by
Father J. j. Boylan and Father ]. L. Bedford Of
st. Augustiu's, brooklyn,
When the strains of that melody so delightful
to the maiden's ear. 1.-The Wedding March, - had
died away the party was on the way to No. 1874
Fourth street. before the doors of which a large
crowd had gathered. Here Mr.. Dennis Rsardon,
Iather OF the bride. q former member of the
Board OF Aldermen and State Legislature. and
an immensely popular gentleman, received a
brilliant assembly of the best peopls of the city.
These. in passing through the beautiful rooms,
admired the number and beauty of the we'd
ding presents. The ladies were more Interested
in examining handsome epergnes, silver cut
lery, vases, articles of furniture and a thousand
and one articles usually sent on occasions like
these; but the men, being more practical.
thought more of a little piecs of paper, a csrti-
ned check for $500, than any of the arristically
beautiful objects in that room.
The wedding Of Miss May Stivers and Mr..
James Brodhead, both of West Bergen, will
take place on Tuesday. November Z.
Mrs. Waits first lecture Is being given to-
day.
The Odd Volumes opened last Wednesday,
The dancing class aG the Cartsret Ciubhou Sc
will meet this evening.
The Gossipsa will hold their first reception
for the winter on Thanksgiving eve at Crescent
Hall