New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
PATERSON.
SEVERAL BRILLIANT WEDDINGS LAST
WEEK

THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE PUPILS OF 81.
AIoysu,s ACADEMY GREAT sUccEss-rHE
PROGRESS CLUB ELECTS 0FFlCERs-A con-
CERT BY THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Miss Ida Hawley and Frank Barney were mar
ried at the brides home on Tuesday evening ~
tho Pew ! w Brougher OF the First Baptist
Church with Miss Lizzie Harris and Jonn ha"'eS
In attendance.
Mrs Hyatt and daughters. Miss Nellie and Miss
Sara sailed yesterday for Glasgow.
The complimentary musical given by the Cecins
Vocal Society on Tuesday evening at Associauon
Hall was a most charming affair.
Mr. and Mrs. John schsaf celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary at their home on MONDAY
evening.
A musical at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee" IN
EIIison-st on Monday evening, was largely al
tended.
A unique and pleasing entertainment was given
on Monday afternoon by the pupils OF st. Aioysius
Academy II included Greek dances. living pict'
rres and statue posing. large audience was
present.
AT their recent annual meeting the Progress Ciuo
composed of young society people, elected as omceO
for the ensuing year: Samuel Bauer president'
Henry Leon vice-president; George Leder recoro'ns
secretary: James Wollenberg. financial secretary;
Ephraim Fuld treasurer.
straw ride. with supper and dance 10 inc
Vaudeville House. Pompton. enjoyed by the
members Of the Fifth Night Club on Thursday nish'
Miss Ida Garrabrant has returned from winter
outing at Tarpon Springs Fla
Between seventy and eighty young people were
guests at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs Christopher on
Wednesday night
The silver wedding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs
Otto Handwerk celebrated by large numoef OK
friends on Wednesday evening.
charming home wedding soemnizsd BY
the Rev william Eak!ns, of Grace Church' ON
Wednesday evening between Mss Maggie Aeker'
man. of Jasper-st., and James Cunningham MISE
Ella Alderman and william A. Cunningham at
tended and Messrs. II. H. Campbell ana whha~
Atkins served as ushers. The bride wore supe'
gown OF brocaded satin and lace With tuie ahc
bridesmaid was danty dressed w S,ests WeSs
Mr. Mr. and ~ Mrs. A. Cunningham Mr. and a,s Mrs.
R. H. Cunnngnam Nj and Mrs WI M Il Shsris:
W Nr anS r Mr. and Mrs j. pures Mr. and Mrs
A. Mercer Mr.. and Mrs; Abram Alderman Mr m Ms;
W "H MsS Rev. and Mrs William Eakins. Mr. and
Ms Bsn MI and and Mrs Mrs ob Mr and rs
Garret Demarest,, Mr. and Mrs w ATKINS MS;so mr..
and Mrs Rowland And M And Mr Mr. s1d %rs
Mctilii. Misses Minnie Ackerman. lydia snyd as,:
A AbSsOe and Clara FARM Miller Te BensS
tom Jessie Cannon Kate Ayea Mn Ws,s seh Hsn:
Annie Venting, Saule tduNius, "iS'
die Mrs Post Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs Acker, Joseph
Blackman H. G. Nichols Joseph Thomppson'
Fred smith EdTard Miller; G a Van c paen.
Robert and Roy Taylor. r. and A. Alderman ana
J. III. Pulls.
The concert Of the Philharmonic Society at Assoc
citation Hall on Thursday evening was most enjoy.
able treat and attended by an appreeiau's
audience $500 49,,
At a very pleasant party at the home Of Miss III
lie Brands on Churs ly evening the guests were ine
Misses Nav Ginor Minnie and Charity Fanoist.
Sophie Houston Lizzie Berryhard. Selma POST yer
tr,ide Richardson Lizzie Pelks. Annie Stoneiey' Es
Sherwood Bertha and Lizzie Brandt.
The Horace Mann celebration at ASSOCIATION han
on Friday night, under the auspices OF tne eoucaSs
tonal board Of the city. was most gratifying anu
instructive occasion.
The handsome home of William II. Alderman ON
the Bergen County side Of the Passaic River near
the Broadway bridge. the scene OF prinant
wedding on Wednesday evening, when ms aausn'e nl
Miss Eva, married to cyrus Scnoqhnsather "
Warren Point, by the Rev. Dr. Charles y; shaw, Gs
7 the Second Presbyterian Church. MISS L,I II
schoonmaker sister Of the bridegroom ana Mss
Emma Alderman, sister OF the bride, were prdes-
maids and wore yellow silk gowns with 20 n919u rNs
OF tea roses Edward Terhune Of Arcola ana Cyrus
Norman. of Milton were the ushers The orioe VA ga
beautifully dressed In rich cream SILK ana ace ana
carried white roses A brilliant reception ioaoweTl
at which the best families In the city were wen
represented.