The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-15
THE SOCIAL SEASON
Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Fielder Give a Charm
ing Reception.
ALL JERSEY CITY THERE
Doings Of the Society World
Personal Notes--Coming
Events.
ALL JERSEY CITY THERE

| for decided prediction, the prliiaae ~
| ception given last night by Mrs. George
B. Fielder to introduce their youis
| daughter-in-law, Mrs. James +. Fleaosfs
is probably a f~orerunner OF many Hlote,
The street outside the home of Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Fielder, No. 108 Summit avenue
was lined and even blocked with car
riages between the hours OF NINE AM
| half after eleven. The house was pih
liantly lighted and handsomely oecoraoeu
by Bonnet. Pin roses anu VIM"
chrysanthemums were the oiue,
throughout. The entire hall was paiAeu
with palms, the banisters were t"ineu
with smilax and pink roses, ana Tue
| chandeliers were twined with the same
pretty decoration.
In the parlor on the left of the han Mrs.
| Fielder received her guests, assisted py
Mrs. James Fielder and her mother'
Mrs. Henry Price. of NorWalK, Conn
Mrs. Fielder's gown was OF gray SATIN
with mink and point lace m Mrs.
Price wore a gown OF laNenoer anu
white broeade, trimmed Win DuchTsse
lace. Mrs. James Fielder wore net weo-
| ding gown. which was of heavy white
satin, made with a high NECK ions
sleeves and long train. 1t was elaborate
w tflnmGQ WITH IdlS punt '0SC.
The parlor was decorated with white
| chrysanthemums and pink roses. Lalse
lunches of pink roses were placed on
the mantels. palms were SO arranseu so
as to form innumerable cosy corners,
white chrysanthemums in tall glasses
| showed among the palms. At the rear OF
the room the piazza had been enclosed,
and behind a screen of palms Gran
dico0iIrSad sweet music
during the evening. This little bower
was lighted with prettily shaded lamps.
The reception room on the night of the
bali was decorated in the same name,
with the exception that FEWER p aahl
were placed about me I ~ the osnan
| fireplace was filled with white chrys-
| anthemums, making an efectivs pacnr
| ground. The supper room o. IN charge
| Of Morrow and Day. The table was
also decorated in the %pre eyn rihbo roi and
pink and white. Pink satlm fi the Write
ggamasE and smilax and pink roses COM
nleted the decorations. The supper was
The dressing rooms above were MADE
bright with pink roses, white chrysa
anfhemums, smilax and palms. Al me
doors were hung W Tinh T roees.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were: Misses s,lI5e Ma Ma
a a1dsts. N Of Mrs FL Fielder. who were becom-
ingly gowned in pale green India SIX
trimmed with white lace: Mr.. and MIS-.
Delos Bliss the Misses balss' George I.
Woods M Iv and Mrs. E. F. g. Young, MI
and Mrs. E.. L. Young, Mr.. and Ms =
Charles G &; B snS M;r M'I L. 5 J. Apgar. Miss
| Apgar, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Apgar, MI,
Mahlon Apgar, DR.. and Mrs. George
Wilkinson DR., ana gdd,, MIS-, Ja an anTd Mrs.
Walter Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs; Ihomas
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. vreelanu,
Mr.. and Mrs; ) W lillian t Bro Misses Mf Conn fin
la1,dee Mn ana Mrs. Marcus Beach, MI.
GseeooTge Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Dore,
mus Mrs. Fannie E. Eager Mr.. AM
Man Dixon. the Misses Dixon, Mrs; Jane
Gaines, Miss Cecilia Gaines, Mr.. and MIS-
Philip X. Green, Mr.. and Mrs Wllilam
Mrs, Enos f.. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
p King. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Earl Lusk, MT
and Mrs. w. e. Grattan. MI; and mrs
Jas. Hasknin u NJ M ana J mrn' a Head Jr.,
M and Mrs. John Headden, 3D.. Mr.,
William Headden, Mr.. and Mrs; 3 naa =
Kiersted, MT. and MIS- II J G,senav 4 NESTS.
Y fas:en ab'u A. Dear Jr., n William Y;
/ Dear, Mrs. Sarah J. Bonnell Nj. an 2
Mrs. WiEiam Rony apS MIS- NE; a Ghag Mes' 4.
WWiinfejd Mrs. Mary Dodd, Mr.: and Mrs.
r I.esiie Hotchkiss, Jr.; Mrs. Frank Jen-
5i,s Miss Jenkins, the Messrs. K
Mr. John M. Jones', Mr.. and MIS-. EdtoW
u HARRISON, Mrs. John Kase, Judge ano
Mrs Job Lippincott, Mr.. and MIS-; h y.
McBurney. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mc1 NJ
ney. Mr.. E. l.. McBurney, Mr.. any MI NJ
George w. Newkirk. MISS NeWk1rk, MI
and Mrs. VIM. H. Mattocks, MT. ana
Mrs Albert Norris, Mr.; NC,
Pherson, Mr.. A. D. Josiin, MT. Giar5ncy
q Harmsted, Mr.. and Mrs. MatI aIrm
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs Leqn Aonscl Mrs
dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs; GilDert Gonans;
Mr. and Mrs. Louis r. DRESSER, WI ~
Mrs. John Edelstein. Mr. ana MIS-; =, ii
Witt Combs. Mr.. and MIS-. Nh. ~ ME-
day. Miss Emma FOUNTAIN VI. IL uorren'
n M. Horton, Gen. and MIS-; Heppsn
hefrner, Mr.. and Mrs; frank M a. Ti,ns
Mr.. and Mrs. J.p. Bedle, r., Mn ~. Mise
Bedle, Mr.. and Mrs. j q. C4usiI NJ ~
Darlington, Mr. Shaler CaFriilsuyn, pa5a,,iI
Mrs. william g. Bumstead. MISS beu ans
Mr.. and Mrs. obe BrlgnaHl dasv' NJ NJ.
Mrs. Cornelius Brett. MISS a Pity ! M
Philip Brett, Mrs. A5bie fmgllshl M "a
and Mrs. =. A Gebnara, as w. ss =
McGiii, the Messrs. Negus, ' : wiisan
N- and Mrs. George Young, MI; ano
Ne George Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. George
S5sjlnrvs Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. New
naTehe Major and Mrs. q. K. Pangborn
A. snd Mrs. George r. Perkins. Rev
md Mrs b. &. S~toddard, Mr.. and Mrs
a.ln IL 4 T Sonnr, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
1lAWdtu cnrnr Mr. and Mrs "