The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-19
SOCIAL SPRAY.
Not Much Doing in h so-calIed Gay
World.

Not Much Doing in h So-Calied Gay
World.
The Bible Glass of st. Johns Free Church, Sum
init avenue, will be rendered its annual reception
at the residence of Miss Miriam Scott, on Bran
hall avenue, this evening. This class is one of
the social as we'll as educational institutions of
the church and its receptions are events long
awaited and thoroughly enjoyed.
The ladies' of ST. Bridget Lyceum will be ten
dered a reception at the Lyceum building on
Montgomery street, on Wednesday evening" May
"a.
The wedding of Miss Laura st. John Cable.
daughter of Mr.. John Cable, and Mr.. Charles
Cagal1i, will take place early uext month.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Mar
garet Frederick Huber, to Mr.. William Prince
avenue, on Thursday evening, June !.
The two beautiful daughters of Mr.. Moritz
Hammerschlag disregarded superstition as to
May marriages. and celebrated their nugtials
on Monday evening. in Jaeger's Hall. Fifty
ninth street, New York. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr.. Siiverman. The
unusual sight was presented OF two sisters
marrying two brothers, as the grooms were the
Messrs. Leopold and Max Roseu berger. Miss
Irrna and Miss Gertrud Hammerschlag were
dressed alike in cream white satin, trimmed
with duchesse lace and wore diamond orna-
ments. The bridesmaids we're Misses Lena
Hammerschiag, Minnie Uchtmann, Tlllie
Schloss. JENNIE Baernstein and the Misses
Gainsberg. The best man was Mr.. William
Rosenberger. The ushers were MssSrs. Louis
Schiele, Arthur and James Hammerschlag /,
Louis Schloss and B. Schloss. The wedding
ceremony was followed by a large and bril-
liant reception. The bridal tour was to Chicago,
thence through the South. Dancing continued
after the bridal couples had departed. The
President of the Arion Glee Club composed a
beautiful song in honor of the occasion
Speeches were made by L. p. Frankenbach,
| Robert Silverman and others. The festivities
we're conducted throughout in the genial spirit
of the Fatherland.
Miss Jennie Watson and Mr.. William Graham
| were married last Monday afternoon. 1t was a
| cui let home wedding at the residence of the
BRIDES mother. A reception followed at No.
| maid Of honor and Mr.. George S. Cook the best
man. The brides gown was of white silk, with
| a long tulle veil caught with orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was of bride roses.
Mrs. Harry Mcbride entertained a number of
ladies' at luncheon last Tuesday afternoon, at
There have been two large dinners this week,
the most important, the second ladies-night diu-
ner Of the Cosmos CLUB, on Tuesday evening, at
| the Hotel Washington. The discussion was on
| Charles Dickens. Major Pangborn gave a
| thoughtful, interesting and scholarly analysis,
| his principal opponent being Mr.. r o.. Babbitt.
on Monday night the Alumni Association, of
| Public School, No. II, gave a dinner to Mr.. Ed
ward G.. Ward, first PRINCIPAL of the school,
| Thirty-seven graduates of the first class to leave
the school, sat down to dine at the Hotel Wash-
| ington. Mr.. Ward gave an interesting series of
| "reminiscences, the Apollo Quartette sang, and the
| following gentlemen spoke: - j. Griff 81, A A.
| Van WinkIe. j. p. Landrine, j. M. Jones. G..
| Frank Sutherland. ]. J. Voorhees,, VIII M. Will
shere. Arthur Salinger. James Thomas, John
! Newman Richard Romano.
1 The dinner rendered Mgr. Satolii In Hoboken,
by Mrs. Martha B Stevens, on Tuesday, WAS an
J event of Importance in Hoboken society. with
which our own is closely connected.