New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
PLAINFIELD.
FALL. WEDDINGS THE CHIEF FEATURE
OF SOCIETY NEWS.
CRESCENT wHEEIMEN TO HAVE A Century
RI-N-BITS OF Personal. POLITICAL
AND SOCIAL NEWS.

An unusually large number OF Painted youn,
nooDle who are prominent in society have married
his fall and many more weddings will take plac.
g., ,his city during the next fortnight. One Of IN.
MORO largely attended of recent weddings tia,
which on Tuesday night united MISS Florence Mabel
Fitz- Randolph, daughter OF eX-freehoIder G. w. p
por6o.nh TO John Barton Groendyke. of Flnderus
\ I The best man was II. {. Perley. OK New.
Rochelle The maid of honor was Miss Male Groea-
dixie and the ushers II. J." McCardeii' oil Philade.
mia. William G. Castor, A. A. Nhltnack and W
: vroom. Of Someryile. The Rev. DIR. d. J. Yerk.s
,,orforned the wedding ceremony. The young couple
will i've in New-York city.
ON Wednesday night. at the home OF 7. W. Nor
,ison Editor OF The Plainiield Evening News"
Miss Eleanor Tennent Morrison was married to Clark
Dulenbeck civil engineer or the Philadelphia AMI
Reading Railroad The Rev. Dr. Charles R.
Rarnes performed the marriage service. Miss Rita
Pond was maid Of honor and Henry ID. Morrison
WIS best man. Mr.. and Mrs Dllenbeck will return
af;ar = wedding trip to Niagara Falls 10 beauti.
f,I home I'm Mount Pleasant suburb Of Pennsyi.
vanias capital
Many plannelders were preseU; "Wednesday at the
wedding ceremonies IN Jersey city which united
Miss Maud James Chiffon, the authoress, 10 Lemuei
W1Iiom SerreiL one OF Plainieid's most prominent
and wealthy young men, Miss Minnie Serre.l OF this
G sSr. va ~oIe Arthur serrell ana Edgar ser
also Of P,aaield AT the home Of the BRIDES
mother In JacksOn-ave., on Nedhes1ay evening.
Alfred potter. Editor Of The Crawford Chronicle"
The Rev. charles +. Herring officiating. 1t was
members of the immediate family.
Miss Jennie Moore. OF Plainheld and Charles
Smith OF Westhe.d were married at the home Of
the brides aunt Mrs. James G. Lyons, on Wednes
day the Rev. Cornelius Schenck officiating
one Of the most n9SO 81 S ehaTcs x w
guests on Wednesday night Mass Phoebe De-, Eta
rank Edmund Woodruff The bridesmaids were
Mss Mabel i. Woodruff and Miss Emma G.lem
Joseph Il Cay OF Newark Wam e. i IcsI 10. Of
IamghIin OF Painfield were ushers. The Rev..
Cornelius schenck performed The serfmony ,, s,.
a century" run under the leadership OF captain J.
y Haynes, starting from Planned al a. N ana
taking rpn,s 1nronsn rrenton Princeton New
Brunswick Painted Fanwooi. Scotch PLANS and
Harry Thomas of East sixthst. has received tn.
appointment from Senator VOORHEES, to free scno'
arship at the NewJersey Industrial Sche T6v,s.,c.
r /. have been visiting New-Jersey friends with
whom they enjoyed carriage re q s,. Zen Gays
through the most beautiful part or the etate. =,
The Union County delegates 10 me tnIisSai ~, ~.
deayor Convention at New Brunswck msqe , us
nsht TO secure the selection OF Plainnsm as ms Ing
nsxt meeting place but Atlantic CITY won mat
honor. 49, ...., t1o,roes and mr.
Flank Clawson viii take place THURSDAY NoVem'
% Or d C. Adams and Captain s Dosne nave re-.
,rrned home from an Adirondack hunting trip Win
oros,,re in tho interest OF the Industrial Chris.
"i Iii ca viii be held tomorrow evening at
the crescent Avenue Presbyterian Churoh ana WI, ~
he addressed by Arthur W Milbury secreary t ..
the Alliance by number OF us employ - ""' v
Through error I. was annouhcssIh lie o SA he
90, On Tuesiav series OF lectures demonstrsant
the mower OF women in directing efcleht ioCa ~
and her introductory lecture Will be on "s'ca
Economics for Women