New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
JERSEY CITY.
WEDDINGS OF WELLKNOWN PEOPLE
CELEBRATED THIS WEEK.

Union Hill and Adoph p Arens OF New-York. a
few nights at the Holy Family Roman 'ath-
Ollie Church was elaborate and wel-attendc1
social incident. The chancel and altar were taste
fully decorated with flowers and plants. Inc
bride was accompanied by her father Father
Stein. of Orange officated. assisted by Father
Grief rector OF the church The bridesmaids were
Miss Louisa Arcns. Miss Minnie Hufschmid' MISS
Annie O'fIara and Miss Emily Singer MISS Lizzie
Singer was maid of honor. Joseph kreinert DE-
Charles Crooks and william Hanley attended me
bridegroom and the ushers were Louis Buckens
Charles Alderman and John Keenan,. After the
ceremony a reception was held at the LafAye"e
Hotel. in Palisadc-ave.. which was attended by the
immediate relatives Of Mr. ana. Mrs hrens' MT
and Mrs John Keenan,. Mr. anfMrs Frank Shcr-
wood Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney. Miss Ehith
Evans, Miss Carrie Brennan. Miss Amelia Genzel
the Misses Josephine and Amelia Kovernan. the
Misses Emily and Francis Krtenert. Louis Gran
Albert Stein, Robert Ross, Alfred Stein. W. o.
Brennan Charles Ackerman and Theodore Bren-
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. Arens started Tor niagara
Falls Immediately after the reception.
The fourth wedding anniversary Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Robert NJ soheid. OF NO III Lexneton'ave'' was
celebrated by a reception this week at their home
musical programme Of merit had been arranged
for the occasion. and dinner and dancing were
other features OF the evening Among those
present were Mrs IIarmy Scheid Professor ana
Mrs Harry schcid. Mr.. and Mrs. james Ilara Mrs.
Broche. John Nchoi and William Aus'ett
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Miss Aida Creed and Louis NJ. De Ronde were ere
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The home wedding OF Miss Madeline sshni'zer ana
Alfred Kellers at The home oi the b DEe sar
The Rev Go;tleb Andrae., Of St Johns Church,
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hume. Of New-York
and 's Mrs ' George H. Washbnrne, Of No. "a Wood,
ward-st.. was married on Wednesday evening TO TO
John Knox Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Louis Clark o. Bro3K-
81 ihs Church Miss barbara Ross and Miss Grace
Mongomsry the ana Of MA Bsyann
ed the Os Of best man The Sro 9sssr George ~fg
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Wedding and reception were. Mr. and MTs. George
" WssS6urns Mr; ana Mrs Peter oI Msy Mi,. Of
Nj and Mrs James 0gg. Nj and Mrs George r.. w w
sas Mr. and ,s Mrs lsnr Thongs Sa BefG ns Miss
A well-attended dance was given by Company a.
Ah Regiment. Tuesday night at pohims nan, d ths
the Henry speinan received many
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The young people OF 81. Peters sodaiity enjoyed
a dance at the Greenville Schuetzen PARK TUESDAY
Tho reception recently given by Miss Mary Mn'-
Ter at the home o: her mother In Clinion-ave'
one Of the most pleasant given ns su raHnT
The guests The features Of the evening were music
NJ. srsns ne S.ss Mere %
Russell. Miss Ella Duncan. Miss IDA ,Seeley; MISS
Laura Waiter Brooks Henry
mar. James Madison, Charles johnson and William
Hargrove.
months ago sentenced by Judge Hudspeth to thirty
S ns Of had su
ing SEQ from an ignorant Pole Yesterday his coun.
s I He set forth that caspar had been in
jail sixty days because he could not pay the fine
he fine we're ef T not RENTED The added
Caspars wife and FIVE children were on the verge
appeal TO Poor Master John f. Hewitt for charity
Poor Master Hewitt had called Mr.. Mannng's at
Prosecutor Winfield opposed the application for
and q that cas q b Sns s Of s
who have been a disgrace to this city.
Judge Hudspeth declined 10 interfer with the
Mrs. William II. Turner will at early date go
abroad she VII ,3n her dausntes MISS tlorence
education
The summer season will be passed by Mr. and
Mrs. George w Case: OF kensington-avc.. at their
cottage in Wyckof. y. J.
Mrs. James Fleming and her family. OF Grand-st,
will summer at Boonton. y. J.
Ex-Mayor Henry c. Traphagen has secured a cot
tage at Nyack for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. = GonaiS hay AVE- secured cot,
u saAsi sep,emb ~s' ~ o. "'' VIII 'e'"''" '"e''
Nine. Alma II. De Beiprat. OF Jersey City Heights
will . sail next week for Europe She will return in
Mrs John l.. scudder wife OF the pastor OF the
1 and he Misses SS Alice and A Si sc1s
after absence OF nearly year.
Mrs Richard p. Graham. OF Central-ave., will
Sal for Er0Ps neS week S,s she % Join her son
Charles d: Lord. who arrested Tuesday
charged with trying 70 float worthless bonds of the
evidence
The Junior order Of American Mechanics pre-
sentcd National flags to public schools No. Il and
= on THURSDAY While the exercises were being held
bullet through window the first floor The
bullet was fiattened against the wall
UNION HILL.
Miss Avina Gintner. OF No. SIC Blum Place. and
Ferdinand Moeschen. OF New-York. married
this week at the home Of the brides parents Miss
Emma Gntner bridesmaid and George
Moeschen best man. reception was held at the
Casino In Palsade-ave.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Church o: Our
County Clerk John G. Fisher The corporators are
Bi4hop winan NJ. Wigger, vicar-General John j:
OConnor. the Rev. Alexander Berghod. rector Of
the church. and Adam Regatt and Alexander Ack-
erman, laymen