The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-10

during the afternoon from behind &
screen of palms aud plauts. The caterer
was Maresi OF New York. The house was
crowded all the afternoon, . large mum
Der OF guests being in attendance from
out OF town.
The Odd Volumes held an interesting
meeting last Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Miss Anna Adriance. No.
1z3 Pacific venue Tn rooms were
prettily decorated and well filed with
members and guests. Mrs. Horace c.
Wait. the guest of honor, read a delight.
full paper on Mrs. Browning's poetry.
Mrs. George w. Case performing a SINH
lar service for Robert Browning. The
discussion which followed showed an
a~ppreciative interest in the writings OF
either poet, and an unusual degree OF
familiarity with those Of the more abb
struSe writer.
The wedding OF Miss Kittie Siberian
and Mr.. A. Browning Resell was cele-
brated Cd Wednesday afternoon at ST.
Bridget's r. G.. Church. Owing TO recent
bereavement, the ceremony u ensuing
reception were witnessed by immediate
relatives only. The Rev. Father Corr
performed the ceremony at half-past I've
O'clock, assisted by the Rev. Father
Clancy. The brides gown was of pearl
grey crepon, trimmed with satin of the
same shade and silver passementerie, her
hat OF grey tulle, trimmed with liiacs.
Miss Ella Brady of Brooklyn, the maid
of honor, wore heltotrope broadclotb,
trimmed with velvet and fur. Mr..
Charles Crane of New York was the
home. No. 321 Var1ck street. were beau
tifuily decorated with smilax, cut
flowers and palms. Supper was
served, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Resell
left for a six weeks tour through the
South. visiting Washington, Baltimore,
Fortress Monroe and travelling through
Florida.
deIphia, Miss Nellie Wood ward made
her re-appearance at the last meeting of
Our History Club" She received a COR
dia welcome back into the fold. She
will read a paper OF Henrietta Maria,
wife of Charles |, on the evening OF Feb
ruary %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Whitney, nee
Gently, are now Spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Clark on Fairview auenue.
There will be a Ladies' Night at the
Palma Club IN Monday.
Miss Florence Turner will entertain
..The Wednesday Night Euchre Club on
Thursday evening next at her residence
on Barrow street.
Wednesday night at the Hedding M. E.
Parsonage, by the Rev. j. G. jackson.
One was OF Mr.. j. Anderson Pharo of
Bayonne, and Miss Carrie Collins, the
other of Mr.. Albert L. Gibbs and Miss
Clara j. Whireman OF New York.
Mr.. Harvey Weeks of this city will
marry Miss Da.zell of New York, in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. Febru-
AIRY IA.
The Misses Hathaway Of Rochester, are
visiting Miss Jean Mcbride of Communi-
paw avenue.
MI. Walter NJ. Dear entertained the 1913
Glass Of Hasbrouck's, at his residence,
No. lob Summit avenue. on Wednesday
evening. Progressive euchre was the
feature of the early EVENINGS entertain
ment, but the tables and cards
were forced to give way when the
strains OF music for dancing were heard.
Morrow & Day furnished a dainty sup
per- Among those present were the
Misses Clara Dear, Beltair, Newkirk,
Holbrook, Cadmus, Smith, Wiggers, A.
Reid, Pierce. Gertrude Bushtield, j.
Speer, Hunt. Clerihew and Higham, and
Messrs. Frank Smith, Arthur Dear.
Richard Kent, Harry Willard, Howard
Quincy, William Serrell. William South
erland. Edward Stratford, William Bris-
ter, William Woolsey, James II. Tomp-
kins and Frank Hague.