New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
NEWARK.
MISS SHAY MARRIED TO E. c. MURPHY.
OF IRvINGTON.


HOLD RECEPTIONS AND DANCEs-LIT-
ERARY SUBJECTS DISCUSSED.
At the Memorial Presbyterian Church on Tues
day evening Miss Henrietta Blanchard Shay
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shay
ried to Edward Clifford Murphy. of Irvington. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. Ford c. Ott-
man. The nshers Harry Longstaff. Walter
Jamoneau. Robert Stockman. Alfred Stockman
Peter Herman. of South Orange; Edward Sprotte
Philip Voegtien. of Madison and Edward Walker
Of Brooklyn Freeman Miller was best man. Miss
Celia Coe. gowned in white MORE velour; Miss
Minnie Shay. In white brocaded taffeta. and Miss
Julia Murphy. In white fayette silk, were brides
maids. and Miss Minnie Seitz In pink brocaded
silk maid of honor. and the Misses Edith and
Florence Shay. In white Swiss. carrying leghorn
hats filled with marguerites. were the flower girls
The bride wore white brocaded satin trimmed with
pearl passementerie and lace. reception was
held al the home OF the brides parents, No. ri
South Eighth-st
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Margaret Smillie
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George w. Smile. to
Joseph Henry Shafer. g Summit. took place on
Tuesday evening at the home OF the brides
parents. No. SIS Clinton-ave. Only the Immediate
relatives were present at the ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Daniel Martin OF the
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church. There were no
bridesmaids or ushers. The bride was attended by
bride was best man. The bride wore cream bro
caded satin trimmed with point lace.
Realism in Literature was the subject discussed
by the Wednesday Club at Its monthly dinner on
Wednesday night. Papers were read by Professor
Charles F. Kayser. of the High School, and the
Rev Dr. w. S. Grove and Marshall Darrach re-
cited original poems School Superintendent Gill
bert ex-Mayor Lebkuecher, f. f. Bond and Pro-
fessor f. W. Given were elected to membership
Another in the series of dances given by the
Roseve Athletic Association was held IN the club
house gymnasium on Tuesday night. The commit
tee having the dance In charge was composed OF r
of m Rnn Of the sOsy
New-Jersey Volunteers had their thirtieth annual
were spoken to by the Rev. DR.. vassar;. OF Lyons
Farms; the Rev Dr.: Hancher Of Hot springs. .
formerly of the 18th New.York Volunteers. The
b Aux XVIII Ds of me the Young
oic Association gave minstrel performance a az t If
the St Vincent de Paul Society of St, Patrck's Ca
thedra Miss elizabeth Dooey acted as in'erocn-
Nellie Walsh and Frances Lawless We're The COM
dennes ana sans arsare law sang solos The
young women costumes Of yellow and black
and big white chrysanthemums. Mgr Doane MADE
The second uniform reception of the Frenghuy.
ken a9cf auditOrum The lancers VIII give
hbiton drill at o'clock The Tn, non ward Pioneer
cG he P Trog re se cuS With he at
West Park-st. will give a diI ner at it's rooms on
Wednesday night il being the celebration OF the
fifth anniversary. Heretofore the wives and women
relatives of the members have always taken part In
the annual entertainments. but this year was de
cided that it should be confined to men The women
have made arrangements TO attend the theatre IN
the evening In body and afterward enjoy sup
per. - .
The Club of Political Study met on Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Van Wrinkle. No 50 Lincoln PARK
Mrs De Witt presided. and Mrs: Clark gave the
lesson the fourth chapter In Fisks Political Gov
eminent Book" The discussion led TO talk about
the new charter In Greater NewYork ard govern
ment in London. The next meeting will be held In
weeks. .
Mrs oscar L. Baldwin gave a tea on Thursday
afternoon at her home, No; % Centre-st. Tor her
daughter Miss Edith Baldwin Mrs Baldwin wore
a costume of black silk and garniture Of heavy jet
passementerie. Miss Baldwin wore gown OF PINK
silk with pink accordion pleated chiffon trimmings
Mrs Theodore Baldwin wore black SILK and PINK
chiffon. Miss Edith Baldwin was gowned in white
surah silk with white satin trimmings.