New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15

JERSEY CITY
NEWARK
IN THE ORANGES
JERSEY CITY.
a LIST OF BRILLIANT AND HAPPY JUNE
WEDDINGS.
VALUABLE GIFTS TO A UNDERSTANDING FOR
sEAsnoRE AND MouNTAIN-socIAL
NOTES OF INTEREST.

sEAsnORE AND MorNTAIN-sOciAL
NOTES OF INTEREST.
There has not been a delightful June we'd
ding In Jersey City for long time than that OF
Miss Jeanet Jard.ne and Frank Jeanne. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. George X. Garrett
son. of the Claremont Presbyterian Church. at the
home Of the brides father, James Jardine. OF WIN
field and Garfield ayes. few nights ago Inc
large parlors and library were artsticaiy decorated
with flowers palms. honeysuckes. daisies and ferns
The bride wore white satin and diamond ornaments
brooch being the gift of the groom Miss Ella
Jardne was maid OF honor. and Frederick Jeanne.
brother Of the bridegroom. was best man. Ihere
were present at the ceremony and reception MI
and Mrs Paul Jeanne, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jaruihe'
Mr. and Mrs John Halliday, Mr.. and Mrs Overihg-
ton. RID. and Mrs Chauveau Mr. and Mrs. oagoo'''
Mr. and Mrs James Hedges. Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Roose Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schultz. Mr.. ana Mrs'
NJ Schultz Miss Charlotte Holiday, Mrs. McC'unay'
Miss Eva Cheesborough, Leon Jeanne lhoii'as
Jardine John Jardine Mr. and Mrs. William Gunoy.
The marriage of Miss Kate Buckley. daughter OF
David J. Buckley, of No. I2 Ninth-st.' 10 w. ..
Kelly of Mont gomery-st., "Wednesday hsHt at
St. Michaels Roman Catholic Church, was PREY
wedding Monsignor De Concio oficiated' MISS
Mamie Mccarthy bridesmaid and fhinp o.
Fennerty best man. \ reception ioHo"o" "' WV
home of Mr. Buckley.
Miss Lizzie Johnson and Frank Nibett were mar
ried q, the home of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs f. NJ Johnson No. &c Ernest, on Neu"eS"'!
evening Miss Blanche Hoffman made charming
brides maid and A. ii. johnson, a brother OF Inc
bridegroom was best man. The Rev. William
recent Death in the family Mr.. Johnson, was Wit
Miss Mary Harriet Mullins, daughter of John Null
Inns the well-known sporting man anu adT'u re
Thomas james Mullen. Of Sew-York, at ST Mary,s
ductcd by Father Mooney, sisted by Father Fin,
negan OF ST. Peters Church The cnu dS,n was a.,
the home Of Mr. Mullins. in Van Worst Park Among
the numerous presents received by the BRIDE was
S Sve val Sed's lGT 49, some WIZ
M nd Mr. Mrs. and Mp Mns Wm u
ns Mrs Muller. Mr. Jerome Mullen. Mr. and Mrs.
nG Morrs h snd Isl! S enf Norris 5T the Misses
and Katharine Brady. James fluhke't anu 'e'e-
Mayor ana Mrs wanser will divide, their time
this summer between Mlton-on-the- Hudson ana ma
First Division & j, * G. and his duties viii keep
him m1eh Of the time at Iae Ssa I Ir1
has taken cottage at Moves Beach r. L. Mrs n,si
has n pasa mDas s @hh
the Keramic Clubs exhibition on June ls; %, q
aha MI W "H stay %I at Tndercl & j. unit. fall
MIR and Mrs Thomas Ward of Ernest. Will sum
on %ey M at a hs aps eHsS s'S M and Sc
Holmes Of bergen have cottage NE al and Wrs Val
ter Holmes vii! be their guests during the sumner r.
Bemar. Dis,rict-Attorney Charles II; Winfield and
Mrs Winfield will enjoy the ocean breeze at AS.
hurry park durinC the hot weather. Professor
Charles G. Stimets and his family are now at As
bury Park Later they will 90 tc their Vermont
farm. ~, ,,.,,. ~
The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs Patrick De
vine. of No. 226 Moptceo-ave, was ce.e1ratel on
number of valuable presents and many congratula-
tons. , o,,, ~ -.
The Ladies' Fortnightly Musical Club gave its
last musicale for the season this week. the pres
emf cub grew out of the well-known Fortn!ghty
Musicale when fifteen members last winter rcorgan-
ICED H. The last musicale was given at the nome
OF Miss Lucy Nelson. OF Bergen-ave. The pro-
were we'll given.