The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-03
. WINTER OF WEDDINGS
November to Justify Its
Reputation as a Mar
riage Month.
SEVERAL NOTABLE BErRoTHALs
Many Dates Announced For the
Near Future In Society.

THE JERSEY CITY NEWS is authorized
TO the engagement of Miss
Mary Albeit. daughter of Judge Albeit.
to MIR. Andrew j. Post. Tho social posi-
tion of both, and the fact that Miss Alb
bett has been, since her entrance into
society, the most observed aud the most
admired of the young unmarried women
OF the society of che city, If not of the
State. makes this announcement, which
as was said. is made with the authority
OF Miss Albeit. be received with greaI
interest.
Without making Miss Ab5ett's per-
sonal affairs the subject OF comment,
which her we'll known distsste for news
paper notice makes impossible, the an
nouncement cannon bs passed without
| reference to the long friendship bstwse1
the Post and Albeit families, and
especially between Miss Albeit aud Miss
Post. a friendship destined to last longer
than that of moss young ladies. which
generally closes with the coming Of sons
enterprising young gentle man; but in
This case this Will only cement a frieud-
ship Of long standing. dating from school
days. At Churchman'S several OF the
prettiest pictures represent Mss Albeit
and Miss Post on one plate. taken several
years ago.
congratulations of society all through
the State belong TO the happy Dtir.
WEDDINGS TO OCCUR.
The event of the sea.on in Hobokea
| will be the Wedding of Miss Elsie Stevens
TO Mr.. Richard Steven, which will take
| Mace at the fashionable church OF the
place, St, PauIs Protestant Episcopal.
Tho raddin naru T. a IN Spt1r iaS a dqV
generally out. of favor for weddings
among those of as prominent social posi-
lion as these contracting parties. Miss
Stevens has the double blessing Of being
an heiress and a beauty. The groom is
ner second cousin. each being a Stevens
of Castle Point. The Rev. DIR. Hough>
ton will perform the ceremony. TIE
same large number of Jersey City people
that saw Mr.. aud Miss Stevens in the
famous Castle Point ttbleaux will no
doubt be interested in this OCCASION.
One of the most beautiful of Jersey
Guys beautiful. young women will
change her name and her residence tn e
last of the month. Miss Lauretta
McKean. of 'Paulmier Place. is TO marry
Mr.. Charles W., Webster, of Brooklyn,
at the residence of the brides family on
Paulmier PLACE. The engagement was
announced during the summer and here
recorded at the time.
y u 1hOhL "
Is that of Miss Rofeua Rector to DR..
Charles Hill GU the fifteenth OF Noven-
Der. Tine announcement has been made
before In these columns. Miss Rector,
who graduated from Hasbrouck only a
few years ago, is a daughter of the cele,
brated physician with whom DR.. Hill was
associated.
The suburbs ara to have their we'd
dlpgs also. On November Z Miss Nay
Stivers. one, of tho prettfest OF West Ber-
gems pretty girls. will become the wife
Of Mr.. James Brodhead. On November
Is, II day which has been selected by no
less than five bridal couples to the
writer's knowledge; Miss Jean Clark, of
Hoboken and Mr.. John G. Farr will be
married.
TWO HEARTS AS ONE. X
Among the engagements that have been
recently announced IS that of Miss Clara
Dear TO Mr.. Howard Gurne y, Miss Susie
Bliss to Mr.. Arthur SOBER and Miss
Emile Schroeder to Mr.. Frederick Dut-
ton of Philadelphia.
There are still other engaged couples in
society on the Heights:-Miss Florida
Burrow to Mr., Thomas Smith and Miss
Emma Huber to Mr., Elmer Underhill.
II i knew sfor certain whether the
diamond on the haul OF a Hasbrouck
student me mt the visible sign of her
engagement to a rising Young Journalist,
there would be another PAR of names.
but both these young people persist In
mystifyfug everyone ABOUT their ngage
ment mosu successfully.