New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

EDNESDAY WAS \ GREAT DAY +"
WEDDINGS
v.rDn1xc ANNIVERSARIES CELEBRATED-Doc-
TORS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE AMthl'NN
REVOLUTION ELEoT OFFICERS

REVOLUTION ELECT OFFICERS.
Two notable 6 o'clock weddings took place mere on
Wednesday. The first was n; st Pairicks 'Au'''
AZ 10 g. m. when Dr. John I. Reilly ana MISS hd"
nan l. Potts daughter Of captain James fotts' were
married rhc church was finely decorated w''n
palms and flowers. The ceremony was performer a'
= nupiiaj mass by the Rev joseph II. Meeha'i as
sisted by the Rev. Francis ONel ami the KEY
Eugene T. ,Carroll The bride wore white more Sl'"
with tulie veil and orange blosso ana carrier
bouquei OF white roses. The mad OF hoh'I' N''''
Irene Roylan Of Jersey city. wore white watered
silk and was accompanied 10y n page Leo poh'h"''
Of Perth Amhoy who wore suit of white Ve''eI
The hrdcsma ids-Miss Rose Wrian, Of Now-haven'
Miss l1ojte y Ha!iahan. OF Perm AnD"y Mao
Annie Mcdonnell. of Elizabeth. ana Miss Mary "
Potts a sister of the bride-werc Az dreSse" IN "hI'e
brocadcd silk. with white Glinsborough hats. the
best man WAS Dr. G. u. Kelvin. Of Brooklyn me
ushers were Or. J. r. Gibson. OF Paterson Ut.
Arthur stern. Of Elizabeth John J. Donovan "t
Kingston y Y. and James J. Potts. Dro'he' ~
the bride Five hundred invitations were sent OUT
for the wedding and reception that todow'd 81 'h'
home OF the brides parents In broadway. i'r ann
Mrs. Reilly departed at o'clock on an 'N''""e'
southern tour.
At noon Christ Episcopal Church was the seen"
Of another pretty marriage the CONTRACTING par
ties being the Rev. John 'rary LORD OF N"Ne''"N'
~ j. and Miss Louise Townsend. eldest daughter
OF Charles Townsend. ~ this city the prin" ""''
y To-
suravs Of orange blossoms and carried bouquet
- white Cosmos roses The maid OF honor. Miss
Harriet TOWNSEND sister of the bride ana ,i IN"
bridesmaids. Miss Tanning, OF Astorla l. J., .''a
49, 49, civ tnj Miss Tones Of Elizabeth. all
wore gowns OF pink and white brochd'H 'IiM' @
white point d'csprt hats. with large PINK satlii
bows The best man was Francis +. hfh", OF
Philadelphia The ushcrs were .uilow mon, ,, "i
town. Or Townsend Of Rutland. Vt; " VILLAIN !
BARRIER. il Fr'denck g. Gilbert ana frHry c,e,
~ g. WaT".s Chnrch Jersey city. \ brilliant re-
home Of the brides parents RAILWAY ave. ,,,,,r,
MISS Mary Gencvieve Robinson. daushtcr "f NJ
Charcs T. R9 cr9oni EtS o, he church 0%ns
70 recent Death in the brides family. only rea
ves and intimate friends nere rrcaen' a. 'n% ''r.
siaIb 4 reception was he'd by Mr. and Mrs
Norihrop at No 90 JcTcrson-avc. tho HON" 81
Mr and Mrs \ Lovejoy celebrated tho, tholr
silver wedding on WsdnSsdsg nsht a. '1s crorin
\ collation. was served FOR the guests ana MS" ,
The recipients OF many valuable prosentS and u
was midnight when the celebration broke W.
day night. celebrated their wooden wedding a.
their home. 80 i.Csi Mary ST
Boudinot chapter. Daughters Of inc American
Revolution. was held on Thursday at me none OF
vel attended Mrs. Putnam vas elected regent
pync srrretnrv Mis- otis \. Gazebrook. treas
urer. Mrs Boni historian. and the Rev. Or GI"z'-
brook. chaplain. -
Eliza bcfh's rre-1lar'n whistle. wnicn ~ a nal
sance 10 tho community from Us repeated falure
to correctly sound tho alarm. ia agan OUT ~ or
dor and for sonc time the public VIII nave :" %
perd on tho bells ~ f;rzahethror' and in the Ger
man quarter OF thc city 10 civ" nouc" or hr"F
Tho Chemical Society " ,h' flzahcth .''h"ih'
Hospital hold an inicr"-iins annual nrc'lIs "2
Tuosday night pr Nonzo r. P"iui "", elected
,reeida,t. Or " \ VI Mack Vice resident. ~.
horton l. NiIson secretary. pr f.. u. Greer.
treasurer Up Mravlsg. tho rc'irirg president en-
,er.atncd he socieiy with dinn"f ~ Rn~''' pal.
lors
rorital on october . n" proer.mm" viii r'lui"
selections from BecthoYcn's works