New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
ELIZABETH.
4 SOCIETY WEDDING THE INCIDENT OF
THE WEEK.
THE VETERAN ZorAvEs HAD A GOOD TINE
HALE AND HEARTY At NINETY EIGHT
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ,

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
4 brilliant wedding took place Tuesday night in
the Fir, Baptist Church when Miss Florence
Marian Smith Campbell was married to Charies u
Gennert of Greenve. ~ J. Tho bride Is the
daughter of Alfred ID. Campbell. OF this city enc
wore white moire silk. traine trimmer win
point lace and ornamented with diamonds. The
bridesmaids Miss Carrie Zimmerman OF Je'-
coy CRY: Miss Sunshine Donaldson. Of Ardtonisn'
Penn and Miss Florence Greason. of Brooklyn
They wore gowns Of green satin coVereu VIII"
tulle and carried bouquets of bridal ana merhio'
roses The best Maurice Gennert' oro'her
OF the bridegroom Tie ushers were Arthur /.
Campbell william Gennert. Frank Donaldson ana
Henry Gennert. The ceremony was performer py
the Rev William T.. Straub and the church was
beautifully decorated and filled with friends OF the
couple. The reception. at the home OF the Dr'de
parents. was d brilliant AFFAIR. Among inc s''S
was a deed from the brides father for me houSe'
which will be the future home OF the couple MeS-
sages of congratulation we're received from Europe
co.. Thomas Mast and other friends OF the Camp
bel family
EIizabeth's famous Veteran Zouaves on Tuesday
night again demonstrated their ability to STIR Things
up in this old town. Their reception OF inc veteran
Zouave Battalion Of New-lork was h.il'ht
affair and the visitors were fairly ovef"he'inea
with surprise. Major +. {. stah Editor OF Inc
Trenton Emporium" who came on from that city TO
deliver the address of greeting. spoke in a happy
and ELOQUENT strain. while Major SchaeHer' OF
Brook yn who replied FOR tho guests. was e1ualiy
felicitous in his remarks. pleasing incident oil
the reunion was the meeting OF Major STAN ana
Adiutant Phiilippi who had not met since thev were
together a memorable occasion IN Chaf'es'o" a'
the close IL the rebellion
Michael Higgins. Elizabeth's Oldest citizen ccle-
hratcd on Sunday last his ninety-eehih birthday.
He works every day In the Central Railroad SHOPS
where he has been employed about forty years
and X in excellent health. he was famous "aIhet
in his time and today 1t takes smart stopper
10 keen pace with him. He was Deputy ieal'h IN
spector during the smallpox epidemic In Elizabeth
over twenty years ago. and thought nothing
then o: Walking twenty or twenty-five miles dhIIy
His family Is noted for longevity. one brother dying
some years ago ireland Al the age OF lui YEAR,
while another lived bc rs years old. sngu!ar!y
all three Of Mr. Higgins's sons died from con-
sumption after attaining manhood.
II is said on good authority that the much mooted
question as 10 where the new Pennsylvania Rail
road station In the city vii 5e erected mas peen
decided ~ the railroad officials. AMI that 1t VIII
he on the lire ~ the road between West "fahd an"
West Jersey cts. IN the rear 81 RUSS zee cream
garden The station. II Is 'aid. will be handsome
structure, and will cover the entire space between
" nelson Ete,stcn captain Of the Frederick A.
Potts Republican club was married on Wedne'l1N
night ~ Newark % Miss Fsnnv +. Ciapp formerly
Of this city. whose father: tieorg. : ,Iapp Is
Ncu-York The bridegroom Is a son o: William
Edeste1 tho 'avycr. who one OF The coun1cl
OF william NJ Tweed. Young MI tdels'en Is
connected with the Equitable Lie Assurance so
cicty OF Ncw-York. tn" wedding. which was
select afar took place at the home OF the brides
parents 30 i23 Clnion-lvc
\ pretty wedding took place on MONDAY nIgnt
AZ the Second Presbyterian Church. The bra"
was Miss Margaret g TUFTS OF South Elizabeth
and the bridegroom sanford G. Doland. OF New
ark who Is employed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road. The Rev l. g. Cobb dictated. ard Frank
Mr. and Mrs Doanl started Immediately on
bridal tour II san Francisco
Under Sheriff Louis W. Miller surprised his many
friends Wednesday, at the Court Hous" by IN
forming them ne had taken to himself another
wife The bride Mrs. NJ Jennie Miller. OF Fan
wood. the widow OF near relative OF N" bride
rlpDm. Sheriff Miller a wilowcr. The ccr"-
rnory was performed at Mr.. Mller's home on
Mountain-nvc. 10y the Rev. Or. Parks. Baptist
clergyman.
The Pastlme Athletic club held It's first ball on
Monday night at queens Hall Eizabethport The
affair a brilliant SUCCESS bOth socially ana
financially. and The club thinks OF arranging
series OF monthly receptions for the winter ana
spring.
An organ recital was gwen at Grace Episcopal
Church Elizaheihport. Tuesday night. and the
now orcan WAS fully tested II Is 81 the finest In
tn, city John ". harrington. org-nist Of ~.
Marks Church West orange conducted the recital
ami was assisted By Mrs Robert g. Bell. soprano.
Clarence 4 cree tenor; William z. Williams. barry
tone. \. Morres Smale. viol!n!st and Kobcr, g.
Bell accoWpanist
Major and Mrs. Caspar Schmidt celebrated on
SUNDAY last their silver wedding their home In
Firet-st. El2abethport Owing to the recent
death OF Mrs schmidt mother. only the immedi-
ate relatives Of the family were present