The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Many Jersey City People At
tend the Wedding in
South Orange.

The Rev. Samuel Bishop, of ST. An
married DR.. Francis Evelyn Knowles
and Miss Alice Clements Johnson, both
of South Orange, at the residence of the
brides parents, Kingsman road, South
Orange. Miss Johnson was formerly of
Jersey City and is now a member of the
Jersey City Luncheon Club.
The parlors at the right of the hall,
the den at the left, the conservatory
and supper room were all decorated IN
Christmas greens and pink and white
roses. Greens replaced the portieres in
the doorways and twined about the BAN
nisters and arches. The lattices above
the doors were trimmed with holly. In
the front of the parlor a canopy of
Christmas greens was erected, beneath
which the bridal party stood. Each
point where the greens crossed was tied
with broad PINK satin ribbon and inter-
spersed through the green ropes were
pink and white rosebuds. Directly over
the bride and groom hung an immense
bridal bell of white roses and lilies of
the valley.
Prior to the wedding ceremony Mr..
Toledo. of Orange, played a number of
selections upon the Aeolian organ. The
AiuS-cdl programme comprised MSS
Johnson's favorite pieces, and was'sCan-
tique de Noel" Palm Branches"
'sTrauemerei,' . Comm Thro' the Rye
Overture from n,Tannhauser," ..MurilIo,'
Shubert's "Serenade," and Immediately
before the Mendelssohn wedding
March," variations of "Alice, Where Art
Thou?' During the "Laudate
Pueri' was played. ard after. the Lohen-
grin wedding March,"
The bridal party entered from the rear
room and passed up an aisle formed by
broad satin ribbons held by six little
pages. members of the brides Sunday
school class. They were Masters Russell
Kingman. Jay Bramhall. Dudley Bran
hall, Howard Home. Malcolm MacClurs
and Frederic Winters.
The brides gown was of white satin
trimmed with Duchesse point and made
with high neck. elbow sleeves and a
ea1rt fra White She roses Wors ana e tp iiIies veil II a tRa
valley. Her only ornament was a
diamond crescent brooch. The maid of
Of o1a ne g.oo tfo 81 Mel hn9wif Dev g sis5sr
England, wore a gown of pink brocaded
satin and msousseline de sole and pearl
Bridesmaids. Nj Miss ea carrie p Ferris Tos IF so mfs
Orange, Miss Jane Scott and Miss ida
Bouker Of Jersey City, were gowned sim
man was MT. Henry Dash Johnson Ia a
brother of the bride, and the ushers
We're Frederic Melvin ,Crossett of New
Adna H. underhill Of Jersey City and
Samuel W. Richardson Of Jersey City.
h brides travelling gown was of
med with white cloth. gilt braid and
velvet hat and q black velvet jacket,
PursselI Of New York was caterer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anness. Mesars.
Anna Barnum, NJ! and Mrs. Edwin 9lI1
Brown Of Hoboken, pr. and Mrs. Oliver
ard Bumsted, anu Miss Mfs Louise Bum
sted, Mrs. Martha Bumsted, Miss Min
M Mr. n Ilfred Bu mn; Prs Mr. WillI snmI Bap.
leigh. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Clements.
M, A. Lee Clements, Jr., Mr.. William
Clements. Mrs. sli gri essi'd collard d. Misses Misses
MI; and Mrs. William Warner Gofin,
Clark, Mr.; and Mrs. Garland, Miss Ger
trude Garland, Mr.. Frank Garland. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert, Collins, MI; Walter Col
Charles De Witt, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r.
Dressler. Messrs. Detwiller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Dear, Messrs. Dear, Mr.. Harry
mons. Mr.. F. Edward Ferris, Mrs. Isabel
Ferris, Mrs. Evelyn FIaack. Mr.. Henry
Y. Fitch, Wesley Negus; Mr.. and Mr.
Gerhard, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Grant. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Frank Green, Miss Cora
Quincy, Mr. and Mrs; Hpgh HaTrtshorne'
nedy. Miss Minnie Kimbie, Mr.. and Mrs.
M Edward K Ksaseij. MIS- Mr' n hsnrS K IeWia.' NJ Ne.
Lusk. Walter Muirhead. Warren Moore,
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcilroy, Mr..
Esp nras' Nix is''f Dr. A joseph Nc McK aaa N nj.
Nichols, Mlss Edith Nichols. Messrs.
M MIss0ls aud Mr. N a1d Mrs Mr. Henry Wy,sS Nieh%oI g'
Sheldon Nichols. Miss Jessie +. Per Lee.
Reed. Mr.. s. Richardson, Mrs. Richard
sen. Miss Richardson, Miss Rankin, Mrs.
Matte MafIz Fsa ST. 9eSin, MI Mr.. E William he stoat. MIS- ME-
Nj. Ernest slocum, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuei
snder Scott. Misses scott 1T Mr. Henry {.
bert RsIt Scott s Miss MIS- May IS sha Ma,so pr .. aRa
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stats, Miss Tux
bury. Miss Grace Toffev. Miss Jean Tof-
T TSnip Mis- Mr. aTas and TM9 qs. ). 5. r yTsslan j.
-. Taylor. Jr.. Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. ard Mrs.
ena, Nj: George Tofrey. Mr., Adna mnaer-
h.Il, irving Trnderhiil, Miss. e. Van Kleek, |
IIoh- yan- KIeek Mr.. and Mrs. .Will;am
r. Vidal, Miss Elizabeth yreeland, Chars.
Vreeland, Miss Elizabeth Van Horne. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams. Miss Maud Williams, |
Miss Hprriet T. Wilson. Miss Clara VIII |
kinson, Miss Louise Wilkinson. Miss Wood
ward, and Mr.. and Mrs William H. Wat
son.
Three special trolley cars were chartered
last night for +he use of the guests from
Jersey City. They met at the Grand street
Junction at seven O'Clock and had a jolly
time on the long ride CIT to South Orange.
MozABT's OFFICERS INSTALLED
Mozart Lodge, No. 17s. 1. O. o. f., in
stalled officers last night, after which a
collation. was served. The officers were
installed by John Bachus and Mr..
Pfoertner was grand conductor. The off,
GERS installed were:-Anthony Moss. !
Noble Grand; Fred Wagner, Vice Grand;
d. Wittcke, Recording Secretary: AM
drew Haas, Jr.. TREASURER; John Kiefer, |
P. S.; John Durks, Warden.
HOLLYWOOD A CANDIDATE.
The Third Ward Democratic Club and