The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-15
NJ MASTER DENNIS.
Governor Werts Private Seere-
tary Married Today To a
Southern Lady.
saecfai to the JERSEY ciig Ne,oe.

PocoMoKE, Md, May 15 1S94.-Today at
noon, in the Presbyterian Church here, were
married John s. MacMaster, of Jersey City,
and Miss Louisa Jane Dennis, of Beverly
Farm, seven miles distant Miss Dennis is
twenty-five years of age and daughter of
the late S. K. Dennis, at one time Senator
of Maryland She is also niece of the late
Geo. r. Dennis, at one time United States
Senator from Maryland, and of Judge j.
of the Dennis family emigrated from ireland
about two hundred years ago and have ever
since owned the Beverly Farm.
The groom is the eldest son of the late ex-
State Senator j. 7. B. McMaster. He is at
present q member of the well known law
firm Of Dickinson, Thomson & McMaster of
Jersey City, and is also the private secre-
tary to Governor George T. Werts of New
Jersey. He Is very popular throughout
New Jersey.
The usbers were:-Dr. Corbin Hargis and
Mr.. Edgar L. Lloyd of Pocomoke. There
were no bridesmaids.
The bride entered the church leaning upon
the arm of her uncle, Judge Henry Page of
the Supreme Court of Maryland. She
was attired ia a travelling dress of dark
grey trimmed with heavy black silk She
wore no ornaments. The organist, Miss
Mary Boleyn rendered Lohengrins "Wed-
ding March, while the bridal party ad-
was met by the bridegroom with his
best man, Prof. Albert Pearce Dem
mis- of Princeton College, a brother of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John S. Polk of the Presbyterian
Church of Pocomoke. The bride was given
away her uncle, Judge Page. fannie
Laurie" was played by the organist, while
the wedding party walked slowly down the
aisle to the carriage in which they were
driven to the station of the N. Y, Phil &
Norfolk R. r., where they boarded the ex-
press for New York.
On Wednesday morning Mr. and Mrs.
McAiaster will sail on the City of Paris for
England. They have planned an extensive
tour on the Continent and will not return
until late in August. They will then re-
ceiye their friends at their home on Jersey
City Heights.
The wedding gifts received by the bride
were numerous and beautiful. There was no
reception.
Among those present at the ceremony were
Hon. and Mrs. James Alfred Pearce of
Chestertown, Nd, Judge ]. Upshur Dennis of
Baltimore, Hon. John W Crisfeld of Princess
Anne, Judge and Mrs. Page and the Misses
Page. Col John Walter Smith, President Of
the Maryland Senate, Hon E. w McMaster,
Mr. and Mrs William S.. McMaster. the
Misses McMaster, Samuel K. Dennis,
Miss Ethelinda Dennis, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Dryden DR.. and Mrs. Fl.
u. Willis, Miss Mary Denins !,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. King. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
C. Floyd, Mr. Francis Floyd, Miss Floyd,
Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Dickinson, Miss Mary
McMaster, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Merrill, the
Misses Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs E. I. Blaine,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters Mrs. E. G.
Polk, Miss Polk, Dr. and Mrs l. T. Coston,
the Misses Coston, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fuller Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Fontaine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley NJ Stevenson, Miss Stevenson, Miss
Cecilia P. Houston, the Misses Crisfeld and
Miss Handy, James .. Dennis, Mr.. James
T. Dennis, of Princess Anne. Md.