The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-10
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home. last week, were the work OF MISS
| Lillian Pitcher. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Weeks received last
| Wednesday evening at their residence, on
Ocean avenue, upon their return Irom
their wedding tour. MI. ana a. MIS-,
| in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
New York City. Mrs. Weeks was MRS.
Annie Dalze1l.
A quiet wedding was celebrated on
Tuesday evening at No. II Beacon ave.
| nue., when Miss Lizzie B. Bellard became
the wife Of Mr.. Samuel 5. Adams. Inc
charming young bride was attended p3
Miss Emily Bellard, the maid OF honor,
aud the groom by Mr.. James D. Adams.
The was performed by the Rev
w. G.. Martin. A reception followed,
aud supper WAS served by MORROW q
Day. The display of presents was un-
| usually brilliant. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
left during the evening for The west, Oh
their wedding journey.
Mrs. Kiersted entertained the Merry
Twelve" In a delightful manner recently,
by a theatre party, the play selected Deing
Lady Wfndermere's Fan" After the
performances, Mrs. Kiersted and her
guests went TO Delmonico's. where SUP
per was served. The favors were photo-
graphs of President and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. The guests were Mrs. q: V.
r. Clifford, Mrs. E. f. G.. Young, Mrs.
Joseph B. Mccoy. Mrs. C. M. ShipmHn,
Mrs. Marcus E. Beach, Mrs. Case, Mrs.
Bennett. Mrs. Patton and Mrs. George
Wilson.
Miss Blanche Wiuans and Mr.. Alfred
n. Howe were quietly married last Tues
day afternoon ut the residence of the
brides parents, No. 574 JERSEY avenue. by
the Rev. DR.. Greer of St. PauFs, New
York city. The ceremony was witnessed
by the immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom. After supper was served,
the happy pair left for a wedding cour to
Boston.
"Our History Club met on Wednes-
day evening at the residence Of Mr.. w.
J. Underhill, on Clifton place, studied
the reigu of James II. and enjoyed music
by Miss Agnes Sweeney. Miss Lum, Mr..
Mr.. William P. Underhill and Mr.. Emile
A.. Huber; Miss Mamie M~aclaucai
and Mr.. Henry J. King OF Metuchen
gave q charming little sketch, Drifting
Apart which added not a little to the
evenings pleasure.
The Odd Volumes met on Wednesday
and discussed tariff reform. Strange to
say, the afternoon was not only instruc-
tive, but decidedly interesting.
Mrs. Sara Cowell Lemoyne, the we'll
known Browning reader. will give a par
lor reading in this city at some time in
the near future. ''Fhe Rambler" Club,
composed OF a number of young ladies
who have graduated from Hasbrouck IN
stitute, will hold the subscription list.
which already contains enough names to
insure the reading. Mrs. Lenovne is
probably the best known of all the inter-
prefers of Robert Browning. certainly the
most accurate in rendering the spirit OF
the part. Her reputation was more than
assured as Miss Cowell. aud after her
marriage to the veteran actor Lemoyne,
she became even more honored. she has
discontinued her annual series of readings
at the Lyceum Theatre. preferring to ap-
pear occasionally in parlors, so that the
audience on this occasion will hear her
for probably the only time this winter.
The uptown class in English literature
will meet this a%frernoo on at the residence
of Mrs. Cornelius Brett. Mrs. Horace c.
Wait will talk upon Walter Scott.
The Odd Volumes will meet on We'd
nesday, March %. at the residence OF Mrs.
j. Charles Appleby, on Bentley avenue,
The topic will be Woman; Her Duty to
Herself. to Society. to Posterity.o