New-York tribune., 1896-05-03


CLUBS KIRMEss A GRAND SUCCESS
LUNCHEON FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Ono Of the most brilliant affairs Of the season
occurred on Wednesday afternoon at the Barnev
Memorial Temple. when Miss Lille, daush'er OK
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Nathan, OF Broadway was
married 10 Herbert LubelskL The wedding party
consisted of the bride, who was magnincehty at'
tired In ivory satin, made In Josephine sty'e.
trimmed with point lace, with veil OF tuiie ana
bououet OF lilies Of the valley; her maid OF honor.
Miss Anna Lubelski. gowned in white brocadeo
satin and mousseline de sole; her bridesmaids
Misses Rose Elkan and Winifred Nathan, OF New-
York. and Florence Nathan and Jennie Wollenpers'
of this city. in white taffeta under moussehne %
sole. and two flower girls, Edith and Mamie seegar.
Simon H. FEEDER was best man, and Albert soio-
mon Isidore Simon. Harry Heyman, harry Leon'
Charles Well and George Teder were usners. Ai'er
the ceremony by DR.. Silverman. OF the Iemp's
EMANUEL New-York the guests took carriages toF
the reception at Odd Fellows Hall. which was
decorated with lilies and palms, ana wnere 'ns
wedding banquet was served
Among the guests were Mr.. end Mrs James
Crcoke. Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Johnston Mr.. ana
Mrs Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Moe Josephs. Mr. and Mrs LefKo"ItA
Mr. and Mrs Charles d. Beckwith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Payet Mr. and Mrs. Brand. MI
and Mrs James D. Shields. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Van Wrinkle. Mr.. and Mrs John R. Lee, Judge and
Mrs William Lewis Mr. and Morris Teder. Mr. ana
Mrs Butterworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Sperling. MI ana
Mrs Elkan, Mr. and Mrs. Abort Tuit' MT. an"
Mrs Harris Mr. and Mrs. B. Nathan. Mr. ana Mrs.
Seegar Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hithal. Mr and Mrs.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs George Teder the Kew. DE-
and Mrs Charles d. Shaw. Dr. and Mrs. Rusn
speer Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Smith. Mr. and MRS:
r. H. Fordyce Mr. and Mrs S. Smith, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Skemer' Mr'
and Mrs Boaz Barnard Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith, Mr. ard Mrs. Mark Cohen. Mr. and MIS-
C. p Nathan Mr.. and Mrs Peter Quackenousn'
Mr.. and Mrs A. X. lowell Mr.. and Mrs. u "a.
Van Blarcom Mr. and Mrs Joseph Teder. Mr. and
erams HTs s?nnsHHfnD Mss Doye M Miss echn Miss
MIS- M:se. RsS.r the MIS-. is T"si Ms &
Parkinson Miss smith Miss Bach Miss sss Beskwith.
Mn Mass oSnnbar HSsmabn Messrs Edward Newman ser
Ing. Hsyman Rogers, Nathan: Seson Bechwitn. hvhs
Goldsmth Si NTH Barton, Fuld and Marks.
An enjoyable surprise party was rendered MI.
and Mrs Edward Berry on Tuesday evening at tner
Miss Bertha Fielding and Alexander McLeod
were married on Tuesday nshs at the mo- nome nres ..
ence Of large number Of guests The bride was
beautifully gowned in cream SILK
Miss LIZZIE DuOrd Of .nrS this fy nze or % essay ~
entitled "A Plea for the Irsh at the recent Junior
exhibition.
A pretty home wedding took place on Wednesday
evening the contracting parties being Miss Emily
NIGHTINGALE and George Wright The Rev ID; >.
Hamilton oficiated. The bride was gowned IN whits
crepon and her attendant, Miss Mamie Nightingale'
wore white lace over green. Harry Habben, Jr''
best man.
Miss Anna Voght and Oscar Wagner were married
last Sunday at the Lutheran Church, by the rev.
Herman Steephoz: Misses Lena Voigt ana bertha
Wagner the bridesmaids.
The first entertainment of the Paterson High
School Athletic Associa ton was interestingly given
before large audience in the Congregational
Church on Friday evening.
The miseries of moving day were greatly amei:
Grated on Friday by the delightful chowder lunch
at Apollo Hall. arranged by the ladies' OF the Gen.
eral Hospital Board for the benefit OF fund 70
defray the expenses OF fitting up rooms for the
nurses. Several hundred people were entertained.
Crowded and delighted audiences Witnessed the
"Kirmess at Court presented at the Lyceum py
the Entire Nous Dramatic Club on Thursday ana
Friday nights The tableaux dances. drills panto.
mime, costumes and music were a hit In every
way. and the entertainment one Of the most popu'
lar given by the club.