The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-15
SOCIAL NEWS.


One of the p~rettiest home weddings tnat
Jersey City has witnessed in some time, was
celebrated at 300 Fifth street last evening,
when Miss Charlotte S.. Ward and DIR. John
Edward Rowe, Jr., were married. Inc
ceremony, which took place at eight O'Clock,
was performed by Rev. c. h. Barnes, OF
Plainfield, assisted by Rev. F. c. A. Jones,
of Newark, and Rev. E. c. Duletrer, OF
Grace M. d. Church. The bride and groom,
followed by the bridesmaid, Miss Lavlnia
M. Ward, and the best man, Mr.. Charles L.
B. Rowe, of Newark, entered the back parlor
through the hall and stood between the
parlor while the marriage service was READ.
The bride wore an elegant gown OF white
India silk trimmed with polht q apphque
lace and white ostrich tips. Her bouquet
was of bridal roses. The bridesmaids dress
was of lavender silk trimmed with white
lace and Magenta velvet. She carried
white roses. -.
The parlors and halls were decorated with
palms and white flowers by Bonnot. Mr:
John McGrun, a cousin of the bride, played
the wedding march. The wedding collatlon
was supplied by Morrow q Day.
After the reception tine bride donned a
pretty travelling dress of electric blue cloth,
trimmed with white bengaline, and the
happy couple started for Washington. upon
their return they will reside in Summit.
Among those present at the reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Ward, the Misses
M. Antoinette, Caroline, Harriet A, ada
M. and Lavinia Ward, Miss Lula Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Rowe, ST., Mr.. Charles L. b..
Rowe of Newark. Masters Clarence A. and
William A. Rowe, Misses Louise, Florence
and Mabel Rowe of Newark, Mrs. louise
Shellas of Brooklyn, Mr.. George Il. Rowe
President Of the Brooklyn Press Cub MIS- MIS-
F. C. A. Jones, Mrs. E. e. Duie-
trer. Mrs. c. R. Barnes, the
Misses Barnes, Mr.. George A. Shellas,
Miss Emile YoungIof, Mr.. Parke Burnett,
of Newark, Messrs. George S. and Robert ).
Osborn, of Belleville, Miss Adelaide Hunt
ting, of Montclair, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K.
Miller, Nj. C. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. P, G.
Bloom. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. R. Potter, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Miller, Miss Charlotte
McCovn. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McGown,
Mr.. T. A. Powell, Miss Clara A. Powell, Miss
| Ida B. Word, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Cronk,
Miss Florence J. Flynn, Mrs. S. B. McGown
| and Mrs. Randolph Spencer.
Yesterday Mrs. c. Chase OF No 3oo Mont
| gomery street gave an afternoon Tea 10 d
few of her friends.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Bergen
| Baptist Church yesterday celebrated their
| last meeting of the season by giving an
| afternoon sociable. A collation. was served
| by Morrow 81 Day.
Miss Clara De Hart of Mercer street
Il praduaUeQ l1Sb Wttk lIOIu OlO wv" ?"
! Medical College for Women.
Miss Evangeline r. Bridgart of Magnolia
| avenue graduated from Barnard Conege on
Wednesday evening last.
This is tho season of commandments and
| of graduates receptions. This afternoon at
| half-past three the closing exercises OF tue
| Rereen School for Girls will take place. On
| Thursday evening next the commencements
of Hasbrouck Institute and of the High
| School will occupy the public's attention:
| The reception given by the High School
! graduates will take place on Thursday even
| ing. On Friday evening, in Assembly Hall,
| the most brilliant reception OF the season
| will be given by the graduating class OF
Hasbrouck Heights. Over five hundred In
vitations lave been issued, and no expense
/ has been spared to make the reception q
| social event long to be remembered,
On Wednesday evening next the wedding
| of Miss Mary Barton Lamberton and Mr.
Grstay L. Becker will take place in the
| Lafayette Reformed Church.
Many Jersey City families are waiting
until the commencernents are over, before
migrating to the seashore or mountains.
after July has begun Jersey City will
begin to be ~depopulated for the summer
| months.
Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Stimets of Crescent
| avenue will spend part OF the summer at
| their country home in Vermont near Lake
| Champlain. Later they Will go 10 Asoury
Park. -,
Miss Minnie Nelson of Bergen avenue will
| sail for Europe soon.
Miss May Florence Park, teacher of liter
| AZURE in Hasbrouck Institute, will spend the
| summer at Chesterville, Maine.
MI. Victor Baier will sail for Europe I'M
mediately after the Hasbrouck commence
ment. He will join his brother and sister
who are now travelling in Germany.
MIR. and Mrs. B. r. Britten and Mrs. L.. G
| croke of No. 55S Summit venue have gone
to their cottage at Mt. Tabor for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonsall5of iPalisade
| avenue are at Ocean Grove. re-