New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
PATERSON.
UNIVERSITY EXTENslON tE'I CKtS BE-
GUN-SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF
THE LAST WEEK.

The members Of the Paterson Ex,hange Tor
Women's Work gave delightful l1ncneon on
Thursday at their rooms.
4 sh.kespearian recital oy Marshall Darroch
WAS greatly enjoyed AT Associt don n y on 'nu'S.
dav afternoon II was under the management OF
the Paterson Teachers y 'soc''tion. IN" "'r
chant of Venice" tho subject.
The first course OF lectures on University Exten-
sion Work under the auspices ot me f'''rSo"
Scientific and Literary ASSOCIATION. "Al be An III
Italian Painting" by John G. Van DYE, OF Rutgers
college who will consider the subject ti'torlcai!y ana
critically in a series Of five h;tures'
A number OF Young won N have formed an aux
u,arv TO the Hebrew Iadlss' .3ruef oent Society.
The officers are President. Miss So nbers; vice.
nrss,dsnt Miss Cohen. secreiirv. Miss Smon'
treasurer Miss Fleischer.
4 large and fashionable party assembled at 81.
Johns Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday
morning to witness the marriage OF Miss Maggie
daughter OF William Ryan, and chati j. Ma
lonev OF Jersey CITY The bride Sas handsomely
yowned in heavy white MORE aud 'arriea "hite
chrvsanthemums Miss Annie Ryan. hor sister,
Was bridesmaid. and wore pink silk and carried
mink chrysanthemums Thomas Cannon Of New
York WAS best man. and EDWARD Dempsey. OF
N.w-York and John Walsh. OF j. rsey City, served
as ushers At the home of the .r!des parents III
Pruce-st a brilliant reception was held. the bridal
mir receiving congratulations beneath canopy Of
smilax and chrysanthemums. Among the guests
were Misses Kittie and Margaret Malorcy, Mr.
and Mrs l.. r. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. > p. Mann Mr..
and Mrs Frcel Miss Annie Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Dempsey Mrs. James Ryan. Mr.
Atherton Miss Binnop Miss Maggie Dempsey. sr. aud
Mrs John Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomai F!etcher Miss
Anna Morgan. Mrs. McKenna. Mr. and Mrs J. h.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Brcohy. Ne Rev.
Father Brady. Mr.. and Mrs Condon' ID Fnew'
Mr. and Mrs ncQuaid Frank Walsh. n. y. 'luscn-
berry Benjamin Brodernlein. Robert A. Hai.y Mr.
and Mrs c. B. Conklin. ]. +. cooney. Lewis Dough
sTiy Mr and M Mrs nna Grail % Mrs J5SS Maoney Mr and
Mrs Edward Cassen Mrs. Troy. Miss Annie Troy;
Miss 19ss nds ksr r and mS Mrs Wasn M anu Mrs
Walsh. Mr Smith Mr.. Grimm. Mr.. and Mrs: Samuel
SWh R~an Mr. Mr. and and MIS- Mrs. VILLAIN Rysn Miss Hannah
''''h The marriage of Miss Mary Golfer to James p
Mace quietly on Wednesday afternoon at St.
Joseph's Church with pl"asan reception later rs
bride was very prettily atred in gray cloth
street suit trimmed with white chiffon and carried re-
ter of the bridegroom. wore brown cloth trimmed
with cream lace and carried yellow chrysanthe-
n,,ms Augustus ]. Powers WAS best man.
Miss Ella Moran and Frank Hogan were married
on Wednesday at st. Agness Church The bride
w.s gowned simply and becorringly In white SILK
md carried white roses and maden-hair fern. Miss
Catherine Moran. her sister, was bridesmaid. and
chrysanthernums John Grish was best man. Mr.
and Mrs, Gr. are spending Their honeymoon al
Sne Of the most elegant weddings OF he season
took place at the East Side Presby!sri"n chErss rs
on as rmursdd married to Fremont urpiy The bride
was dressed in white ro:rc az "a m WITH orna-
msnis q pe2hr hnna Ana a Forse he Sister maid
~ honor and wore white moussene de sole over
ssoy ysv1srd sss,1d %'h " MiS%-por xfi9%
Iy iyaugh and Richard Gunnagan, ~ New-lork
Chares and He-Sert Van Bias-on, Of ths city. were
ushers.