The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-16

Mrs. Scudder.' May II and Is. Staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Scudder will be Mr..
Scudder's mother, Mrs. Henry M. Scud-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Doremus Scudder and
Miss Lottie Scudder, all from Massachu-
sets, and Mrs. NJ. j. Green.
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The wedding of Miss Ella Adelaide
Hayes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hayes, to DR.. Henry H. I3rinkerhoff. Of
this city, will take place Wednes-
day afternoon. April 2S. at $3.50.
in st. Stephens Church, Clin-
ton and Elizabeth avenues. Newark.
A reception will follow from four to six,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes,
No. 73s High street, Newark. DR..
Brinkerhoff is very well known in this
city and he deservedly popular. He is
captain of Company D. Fourth Regi-
ment.
The bridesmaids win be Misses Sargent
Plumer and Dorothy Hayes, of Newark
and Miss Runyon of East Orange. The
ashers will be Messrs. Robert Roger,
Henry v. Fitch. shaler Darlington, George
Fielder and John Toffey, of this city, and
William s. Fighter. of Newark. Mr..
Insley H. Negus is best man.
So
The wedding of Miss Minnie A. Bum
sted, daughter of Mrs. Martha Bumsted,
of 3461s Bramhall avenue, to Mr.. Henry
Dimse. of New York City. will take place
on Wednesday evening, April 28, at the
residence of the brides mother.
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Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Adelaide Ellsworth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Ellsworth, to Mr.. Floyd Kipp
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Smith, at the residence of the brides
parents, No. s7 Avenue D. Bayonne, on
Wednesday evening, April q.
49,.
Mrs. Joseph A. Dear and Mrs. Howard
Quincy gave IN engagement luncheon in
honor of Miss Julia Reid. of Bergen ave-
nue., whose engagement to Mr.. J. A. Dear,
Jr., was recently nnounce The table
decorations were pink and green. Those
present were:-Miss Clara Wilkinson, Mrs.
Ebert RappIeye. Miss Cora Quincy, Miss
Elizabeth vreeland. of Hasbrouck
Heights, Miss Bessie Van Horne, Miss
Lucy Kent. Miss Anna Reid and Miss
Faith Thompson, of New York. 1t is
probable that the wedding will take place
next fall.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card Club meet
in the Palma Club Monday afternoon.
The club will meet again April 26. Mrs.
Franc Gray will be hostess.
The members are Mrs. Francis Gray,
Mrs. Walter p. Gardner, Mrs. Frank e,
Menagh, Mrs. Theodore Shafer, Mrs.
James White, Mrs. Alonzo p. Dayton,
Mrs. Charles F. Seymour, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Charles E. Browne, Mrs. Henry
Howe Greene. Mrs, Geo. B. Beale, Mrs.
Mrs. Luther A. Ryer. Mrs. J. William
Leonard. Mrs. Henry s. Woolley, Mrs. ].
Albert Van Horne. Mrs. James Hopkins,
Terhune, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Henry L.
Kellers, Mrs. George H. Earl. Mrs. A. B.
Lembeck. Mrs. WILLIAMS F. Midlige, Mrs.
Harris r. Simmons, Mrs. Edward Whal-
ley. Mrs. john Betz. Mr.. George Buchan-
an, Mrs. Charles l.. Cruger. Jr., Mrs.
Jefferson McWilliams, Mrs. Charles M.
Horton, of Bogota, Miss Goodson, of New
York City, and Misses Marie Bamberger,
George Horstman. Mary Harms, Emma
and Gula Jackson, and Kate Lembeck.
Mary Haight, Belle Mawby. Jessie Tilden
and Lena Betx. 9The first prize, a
handsome cut glass dish. was won by
Mrs. Franc Gray; the second, a sevres
vase, by Miss Belle Mawby, and the third
an ivory bisque figure, by Miss Lena
Betz. Mrs. Theodore Shafef. was the
hostess. shaving won the first prize at
the previous meeting.
The tenth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hill was cele-
brfated recently at their residence. No. 251H
Pacific avenue. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blauvelt, Mr.. and
I Mrs. Frank E. Menagh. Mrs. Shaffer. Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Bloomsbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Thomas. the Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Kommers. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Storm. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Storm of
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. George Worth
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson Mr..
and Mrs. Frank MINER. Mrs. Maria Man
gels. Mr.. A. Mangels. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Brand. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Jenkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. las.
D. Melrose. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Louckes,
Mr.. job Watson. Mrs. Teitsell, Mr.. Jos.
Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown. Mr.. william
Knill. Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. George Och.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pritchard, Mrs.
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson,
Mrs, Elizabeth Muir, Mrs. Tenhoff.
Messrs. Oliver Cholick, William and Tay-
Tor Muir, Joseph Hill. Edward Henesey.
George storm, and v. Van Dyke and
Mr.. Holmes of New York City. and
Misses Adelaide and Harriet Hin, May
Watson, Miss Teitsell, Lulu and Name
Doremus, Emma Edwards, Ellen SPELL
mar, Crissie Dumont, Alicia Henesey and
Hannah Hudson.
A silver tea will be given Monday after
noon. April 26, at the Peoples Palace
Day Nursery. No. 1888 Grand street. for
the benefit of the Nursery. Everyone IN
terested in the Nursery is invited TO at
tend and see the babies and the Nurs-
cry.
Mrs. Charles Frederick W0lters Of
Rochester, who. with her two little boys.
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. g. Negus, returns home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Quincy are now
living n Lockport. New York.
Justice and Mrs. Jonathan b lxon will
be accompanied BY Miss Eleanor Wander
beck IN their tip to Europe this summer.