New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12
PATERSON.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF WEDDINGS FOR
EASTER WEEK.
FAREWELL PARTY FOR SIDNEY BLIss-THREE
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL FAIRS-THE ENTIRE
NOUS CLUBS RECEPTION-ENGAGE

HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. PARASITIC ENTIRE
NOUS CLUBS REcEPTIoN-ENGAGE-
MENTs ANNOUNCED.
A number of Sidney BLISS young friends ten
dered him a surprise farewell prior 10 his removal
to Scranton, Penn, last Monday evening Among
the guests were Miss Woodward Miss Hisor, Miss
Walder, Mss Vanderpool, Miss Kent. Miss Gil
fllan Miss Irwin, Miss Buckley. Miss Van Gieson
the Misses Tooney the Misses Vermore. Miss
Suckert. Messrs. Teder Rogers, Wake, Suckert
Amman. Pierce, Hughes. Emerson Altman, Brown
Eastwood Sheehy and Mr.. and Mrs f. ]. Mac
Donald
A drive to Richheld, dinner and dance were
enjoyed by about fifty Patersonians on Easter
Monday evening
Miss Grace Cubby proved charming hostess on
Monday evening 70 a party of young people. who
included Miss Maggie. Florre and Daisy Cubby
Lulu Fox Edna Morley Ethel Rolston, Maggie
Ham.l. Sadie Rozell. Messrs. Richard and John
Cubby. David Van Orden. Thomas Jones. John
Burton Reginald Fox and Professor sherwood.
Cards are out announcing the marriage on April
90 OF Miss Lille Nathan and Herbert Lubespi at
Barnert Memorial Temple.
The wedding of Miss Jane O'Neil ana James
Gallagher occurred on Easter Monday at st. johns
Church. with a reception following at the brides
home Miss Mary Madden and Joseph Gallagher
attended The bride an artistic gown OF STEEL
bridesmaid light blue silk and lace.
The first anniversary Of the wedding OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles Harris pleasantly celebrated
on Easter Monday evening at their home IN HAM
burg-avc
The reception and dance on Monday night Of the
Entire Nous Club was a brilliant social success.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Baptist
Church held a very pleasant and largely attended
Easter social In the church parlors on Monday
evening.
Three we-managed fairs were successfully
carried on In this city last week-that OF clan
MacDonald. the United Presbyterian Church ana
the Peoples Park Improvement Association
A home wedding quiet In consequence Of recent
bereavement took place on wednesday afternoon,
the Interested parties being Miss Janet Ciyoe'
daughter of James MaoAlister. OF Van Houten-st,
and A Hopkins Of New-York The Rev Dr. SHAW
oiiicated The bride. one OF the most popular social
favorites in the city superb costume OF olive
hroadclotb in Louis XIV style trimmed with gold
embroidery and yellow chiffon. The house was
decorated with white roses, daisies. hyacnths and
smax. ~
Miss Ida. daughter OF John c. Ryle. and Will
lam H. Burkhardt. OF Philadelphia, were united IN
marriage on Tuesday afternoon at the brides home
in Van Houten-st. by the Rev. Dr. c. d. SHAW
Niss lean Tilotson was bridesmaid. Francis Dyk-
man OF New-York. groomsnan ana Master
Harry Bbby OBLIGATED as page. the bride was eA-
anisie,v sowned in ivory satin and point lace. with
tule ven and orange blossoms ,,.., mara mar.
Miss Nellie Arnold and Albert erVat Me'e ina,
ried on Monday Miss Carrie Myers ana Arthur
V.rvant were in attendance. The brides dress was
n delicate corn-colored silk. the bridesmaids cream
silk ,,, - ,ho yoaL
one OF the prettiest home weddings OF me week
was that Of Miss Ida Post and Cnares ~ S S core
mony being performed by the Rev George G eos W.
smith under a wishhone OF carnations ana roses.
Tho bride wore white brocadcd SILK and pears
and carried white roses Miss Minnie Post' tnS
hriIesmald wore pnk-silk crepon trimmed WIN
mink chiffon and pink ribbon. she carried pi,lh
roses Herbert u. Sloat was best man ana 'haries
-lxrin Peer
cards are our for the marriage OF Miss Ella Bose
and Joseph J. Talks. 49,, - ,,,,,rsd,,,
4 ple,sant home wedding took place on inursday
evening the bride being Miss Bertha rum anu
the bridegroom otto Nader. The Rev H. Z. Steck-
ho,z orlci,tcl amid beautiful and artistic decora-
Ions Of roses and hyacnths. palms ana smliax.
The bride wore soft graz silk ana carried wMte
bvacinths and her bridesmaid Miss Katie rum,
wore yellow SILK with bouquet OF red roses
Francis Bangham was best man.