New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
PATERSON.
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE SILK CITY
MANY WEDDINGS TAKE PLACE AND MORE ARE
ANNoUNcED-cLUBs PREPARING FOR

MANY WEDDINGS TAKE PLACE AND MORE ARE
ANNoUNcEp-cLuBs PREPARING FOR
WINTER OF GAYETY
Eugene Wells has gone to Vancouver, B. Co
where he will remain for several months
Cards are out announcing the marriage at the
First Presbyterian Church. on october H. OF MISS
Laura Lee to Samuel Barbour.
Father Walsh of Boston, is visiting old friends
in Paterson.
An entertainment and dance were given BY the
juniors of the Working Girls Society at their
rooms on Monday evening.
Passaic Engine Company No. / held its eighty
first annual reunion on Tuesday night at the home
OF ex-Alderman Miller OF Van Houten-st.
The ladies' of the Fourth Baptist Church gave
harvest festival and supper on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dean entertained NUMBER or
friends Thursday night at their home In Straight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gaelant gave musicale on Fri
day evening al their home in Elson-st
The marriage Of Miss Annie McCollom and Edward
Barlow took place on Wednesday afternoon with MISS
Mary Magi bridesmaid and George FRANK as
best man. The Rev DR.. Shaw performed the cere'
oony Mr. ard Mrs Barlow eft Immediately for a
trip In the South.
The annual reception Of st. Mary's Catholic Young
Men was held Friday evening.
The Violet Social Club has reorganized for the
eeason, with the following o!lcers' irc'iueH''
George butcher: vice-president. James kennedy;
secretary, Albert Hunzker recording secretary.
William Mornsal: treasurer Jacob Specht
\ delightful reception was given 10 MISS jennie
Slade on Tuesday evening at her home. IN upper
Mainst by her parents MI and Mrs: , ,i92 f4per, IN
the Blue Mountains. 49,,
The Paterson Woman's Missionary Society held
It's annual meeting in the Auburn street Congrega-
tional Church on "Wednesday. MIS- Ashley wa was
elected Or. sdent: Mrs Stiles and Mrs. Eastwood,
vice-presdents Mrs. Beggs, secretary: MISS TART
wyk treasurer; Mrs. Dunn and Miss Roe were re-
elected city missionaries. ~ . ,,, !.
Leonard Pikaart ana Miss Me L. Ha!!!well: or
New-York were married at the Church OF the Holy
Communion, In that city, on Wednesday Mr. ana
East Side in this city their return from their
wedding trip South.
Mrs Harry James entertained the members % OF the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Main street Cnurcn at
her home In Madlson-ave Oh Thursday evenin5
Tho Paterson Stenographers Association gave
their first reception on Wednesday evening. Tne
dent. George G. Laird: second yicepresident. Miss
Emma Goerig; treasurer, James Mckeon: secrets1t!'
Will Rauchfuce; assistant secretary, Miss May NC
Quan. ,. -. c,,oho- ., h,,
the piipils OF ST. Aloysus Academy for the benefit
OF the Ridgewood Home for Tncurables.
i of the Market Street Methodist
Church on Wednesday evening. at No. 2lf Goodwin
ST. The bride was Miss Ella Post and the BRIDE
groom John g Siger ,, -. g.
Johns on Thursday. TIE Drlde was MISS Eia 3ldil.
lev and The bridegroom was Nicholas tlSrRen, or
New-York Miss Mary Manley sister OF the pride'
vas maid Of honor. and Mr. Donohue. OF New orh
hes. man After Il reception at tho briJe nome.
I'm Jackson-st. Mr. and Mrs. Clarken LETT Tor WASH
inc,on D. C. They will live IN BROOKLYN
ing ,hat Miss Mamie Condor and John Seileny had
been married several months ago.