The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-19
. NOTABLE WEDDING.
George F. Pettinos and Miss
Antoinette DeIphine STRAIT
ford Married Before an
Altar Of Roses.

Altar of Roses.
One of the most notable weddings Oh
the season occurred last night at the
magnificent residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stratford. No. 574 Garfield avenue.
When the Rev. DR.. Stoddard married
Mr.. George F. Pettinos. of Bethany,
Pennsylvania. and Miss Antcinette Del
phine Stratford. The mansion was ablaze
with lights and presented a brilliant ap-
pearance to the guests arriving in the
endless line of carriages. The raw1n
rooms were decorated with palms, smilax
and pink roses. TIL mantels before the
pier glasses were banked with roses. The
portieres had been taken from the door
ways and in their place hung curtains
of smilax and pink roses. The bay win
dow at the front of the large drawing
room was hung with curtains OF smilax
and roses, and palms and roses formed
an altar for he bridal party. The decor
ations were by Krause. &
The guests at the wedding ceremony,
which was performed at half after six,
included only the relatives and most in
innate friends of the bride and groom.
The groomsmen ,Messrs. Montgomery p.
Crook. Herbert R. Stratford. Frank B.
Stratford, and Edward K. Crook, fol-
lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Eliza
beth Detwiller, entered from the rear of
the room as Cranmer's Orchestra, con-
the Lohengrin Wedding March, n met
the groom and best man. Mr.. Charles
Pettinos, as they entered the front Of the
room. Last came the bride with her
father. She was gowned in white satin
deliberately trimmed with rare old point
lace. Thu gown was made with a high
neck and el boy ST., sIeeH YES oTsr the ef long rasi
orange blossoms. She carried a white
prayer book on which were laid a few
The gown of the maid of honor was
pink peau de soire and white chiffon. She
carried pink roses. Mrs. StratTord wore
silver gray corded silk with spanSled
white satin trimmings.
Supper was served by Morrow & Day
in the large dining room, which was also
decorated with palms and roses.
hard room. A white cloth covered the
billiard table, and tables holding the
gifts were placed about the bonn. The
Gifts comprised ANTIQUE tables and chairs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettinos will journey
through. the South and on their return
| will reside in Bethany, Pennsylvania.
Among the guests were:-
Among the many guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin stratford M. and 1, MIS-.
asane Mr. and Mrs: Charles Piatt. Mr..
| md Mrs. Andrew Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nelson SoloTnons; Mr.. and Mrs,
E. Hae. Miss Hae. Mrs. Chayotte. Miss
Chayotte, Mr.. and Mrs: p: H. Sampson,
Mrs. Sampson. Mrs; Psttinos. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin, Mr..
| and Mrs. j. c. Appleby.. Mrs. A1nes, Mr..
and Mrs. William Appleby, Miss Susie
| Mt. and Mrs. John Anness. Judge ana
| Mrs. Marcus Beach. Mr.. George Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BrinkerhoG, Mr..
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coffin. the Misses
Coffin, Mr., and Mrs; J. J. petwilIer. Miss
aaara Mrs se. j Is. De @e.sf Mes ns." !. 4. M..
and William 7. Dear. Mrs Dickinson.
Hon. ana Mrs. George b. Fielder. Messrs.
EEoESss; M Ne. c1 4sTlfs GG 1{fsss NJ n E BsTGy
Gaddis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss. Miss
H NIleas H Ha1gSf' Mr. Mrs. n and j M the
Arthur Haight. Mr.; and Mrs. e. E, Hae
and family. Mrs 7. NJ. Hill the Misses
a anu Ms mg. fnd W. MF <. K koe Wt Hs Mi5s Bes Mr;
Rooster. Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood. Miss
Lockwood, Mr.. Fred LOCKWOOD Mr.; and
Miss Manton. Mr.. Leon Manton, Mr.. and
Mrs. F; J. Mallory. Miss Mallory, Mr.. and
sStimets, Maj / an q Mrs; z; x - PanSgDorss.
stoddard. Mr.. solomon stoddard, MT; and
the Misses. Scott, Mr.. Henry Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles shipman, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Stevens, Mr. ana Mrs., q. 3; smieh,
Misses Wilkinson. Miss Julia Williams.
M !, e and {. M You n; & M Wait anid NM Mrs and p MT {.
Young, Mrs. Booth, Mr.. George Booth
Of Bethlshem, Pa, M. ana Mrs..
Coleman, Mrs. cantright. Miss Anna
| cartright, Dr. and Mrs. Willian, Chana-
Mr. end Mrs. William cartright, the
Misses Chapman, Mrs: Henry Chappee,
Miss Fannie Chappee. Mr.. and Mrs. Clear.
Doster, Mr.. n Mrs. prinker, all q
Rethlehem, Pa: Or. and Mrs; Geo E
and MRS nr. Li aaa Mr Prof f. and Mni Ms. W fff K
Dare, Dr. ana Mrs. G.. F. Hines. Capt
and Mrs. ]. 3. Lands. Judge w. F
Stuart, Nj. and Mrs. W. j. shearer.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Hayes Mr; and Mrs. rs
kker, Rev. and Mrs. Norcross, Mr.. W
D.. Noble, Mrs. Annie Moore; Mr.. anf
Mrs. Naaisr EdW 'Wry .a H9ok Mrs M Frs and M MSs: aas
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McComas. MFR. ant
| Mrs. A. 7. Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
enee Stouffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Has
tings,@Mrs. Louise G Hill, Mr.. l.. J
Appold, Mr.. James Raimey, Mr.. Rober
C. Cole, of Baltimore. Nd. Mr. and Mrs
Morris. Baker of Philadelphia; Rev. and
| Mrs. Barlow Lippincott, of Philadelphia
Prof. George Hench, of Michigan Uni
versity, Michigan; Judge .Sadler and
sons. of Carlisle. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Storrs, of New York; Gen. and Mrs
| King and family, of Brooklyn; Mr.. ant
Mrs. J.. G. Bucher. of Boiling Springs
4 Pa: Judge and Mrs. w. g. Mcdowell
ofTWashington, D. c.; Mr.. Frank -Auza
the Misses Auza, of Cuba: Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Stratford and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs, Delos Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthul
Renedict. Mr.. w. e. Norris. of Tenafy
Miss Winnie Brower. the Misses Dakin
~ frenafy: Miss Julia Brett, of Yves
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. E. 2. Hazeltine
Blake, the Misses Blake, Mr., and Mrs
r. M. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
wards, all Of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed Misses Harned
Mrs. Richard Newcombe. the Mise
Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. stuphin, Ms
ISutphin, Mr.. and Mrs j. s. .Sutphin
Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. James Tompkfns, Mrs
MARITIME. r. B. MARITIME, Jr.: Mrs. Hast
ines. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, the Misse
Nelson, and Messrs. Nelson, all OF Ney
York.
WARDEN OSBORNE AS A GARDENEl