New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-29
JERSEY CITY
NEWARK
IN The ORANGES
JERSEY CITY.
JUNE ROSES AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS CON
TINUE IN DEMAND.

SOME OF THIS WEEKS WEDDINGS NOTES OF PER-
soNAL AND SOCIAL INTEREST.
A charming Wedding that OF Miss MAZE
Louise Graham, daughter of William Graham, 10
Thomas Il. Lewis, at the home OF the bride
parents, No. PA Scventh-st.. on Wednesday even
ing. The Rev. Or. David Mitchell. OF the scotch
Presbyterian Church. ofciatcd. The bridesmaid
was Miss Margaret Graham. sister OF the bride
and the hower-sirl Miss Emily Lewis, sister
Of the bridegroom. Henry Bandhohz was best
man. David Mitchell. jr.. and William Miller were
the ushers. A reception followed the wedding. at
which we're present James Graham. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas r. Lewis. sr.. William Lewis, Miss Emily
Lewis the Misses Mamie and Hattie Stanley. Mr.
and Mrs. James Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McKinnei Mr. and Mrs. William BraaZ Mr. and
Mrs. Archibald Macarthur. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.
Battey, Miss Maria Hether!ngton. Miss Mary WALL
the Misses Edith and Laura Kortrght Miss Elsie
Cavanagh. Miss Florence Bradford Louis F. Im-
hermann H. ~ Pe,s and Mr. and Mrs. John p
Cavanagh.
The wedding OF Miss Hannah l.. Hawkes. and
James corcoran took place recently at 81.
Michaels Church The ceremony was performed
by Father Mackci The bridesmaid was MISS
Lizzie Whalen and the best man was JOSEPH hm nI
s sss w TsSPSs .y at 5ssf hS%f S g
4 pretty wedding took place on Wednesday night
fis c dssser 81 SS Ss Fa4c M'; Of a.
10 Pinc-st.. and The BRIDEGROOM was James j.
a
r ss"' Sss was man. s'3S,%af Sci sG"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hcnnessey, Mr. and Mrs John ohm
Beck Mr. and Mrs Thomas f; norton NJ and
: Ecnx HSssA Mrs. Of EdMn Dosisr
Phladelphia Mr. and Mrs. Peter birmingham Miss
Mary OF E7 SsP mrs 'u
The Catholic Yonng Mems Le ed
Ing Wednesday night in the new clubhouse at NO.
The cornerstone Of the handsome once 6n,,ains
OF the NewYork Bay Cemetery WAS ia ad Wedn 1
day with considerable ceremony The 81, 6uain u w Has
replace the old frame structure that Tor years mas
dcne the trustees service. ,,..,
result OF the entertainment given few nights ago &c.
exbimt.d by r. j. Kyle. superb tendent OF the sun
day.schoo. These were followed by organ solos
vocal solos, piano duets. autoharp solos and read
Miss Laura Mahan he'd reception at the home
which a fine musical programme was a pleasant
ses aSs of sSn ss bnn
Myra Fitzsimmons. Miss Anita Burns. Miss Da.sy
R RIas bs Ms Mns Hads nay
Fitzsimmons. James sullivan. BENJAMIN Scout WIFE
lam k.y sn? NJ FTs4 pnS Of the First
formed Church. Brooklyn. de,ighted the cohsrc o
sanSay OF Win the his ssU mr.
invited 10 repeat his visit. 49,. s,,h,oc,
of yachting. and daily he has party in his yacht
the Lancet, on the Bay. ~,
4 charming afternoon tea was given Dy Mls'
Charles " Gil at her home, No. s?s Summit-aye..
on Wednesday. Some Of those present were MISS
Woodiey Miss Grace Clark. Miss Kate Leiorand.
Miss Ella Leibrand Miss Nettie Richard. MISS
Lizzie Casey Miss Clara Hanna. Miss Lizzie New
ins and Miss Emma Mclean. ~
The marriage OF Miss Bertha l.. Jasper. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Jasper. of No 3ie Fourth
ST.. 10 Jacob II. Block Of New YORK; was oe. e.
the First Street Synagogue. ofciatcd The BRIDE
wore white silk. and was attended by her sisters
the Misses Fannie. Annie and Sarah jasper. as
bridesmaids. and che Misses Eta and Annie Free.
man al maids OF honor. Julius Rosenihal was pest
about 200 friends. and dancing followed ~
About one hundred lawyers and doctors nave or
panized a medco-legal society and elected the fol-
towing officers: President. Charles C. Book , vice
Wortendyke. and treasurer, William klenck Irus-
tees. DIR. John j. Nevin. r. g. seymour Dr. u
Allen and OTTO Grouse. The society will have a
clubhouse and Is to be purely social organization
The census completed yesterday shows Jersey
City 10 have a population Of 1885, an Increase OF
1881 since 1890.