New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
JERSEY CITY.
ONE WEEKS SOCIAL DOINGs IN HUDSON
CoUNTY's BIG TOWN.
-EUcHRE PARTIES A PLEASING FEATURE
OF THE LENTEN SEASON.

MARRIAGE OF MISS DOUGLAS AND MR. EhIT1
-EUcHRE PARTIES PLEASING FEATURE
OF THE LENTEN SEASON.
A pretty home wedding was scemnized Wednes-
day evening at the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Douglas, No as Pavonia-ave.. when their daugh-
ter Annie was married TO Charles Firth. The Rev.
Henry c. Cronin officated. reception followed
the ceremony. at which the following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Lockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs David Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wash
burn. Mr. and Mrs. Southmayd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fender Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Romaine, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Whltten and the Misses Sara Lock-
wood and Emma Compton.
Miss Augusta Z. Johnson was married 70 John
Hanson Saturday evening at the home Of the
BRIDE No. 40 Beacon-ave. The Misses Emma John
son and Katie Anderson were bridesmaids and
George Bergman and Gustave Ousen best men.
Miss Louisa Elmer married to Albert Free
Saturday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Kupfrian, No 81 Henry-st. Miss Martha Menschel
was bridesmaid and George II. Kupfrian best man.
Tho Rev. G. a. Guenther. pastor OF the First Ger
man Baptist Church, of New-York City. performed
the ceremony. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Gustave Strobel. Nj and Mrs. Robert Streul!.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert volz Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Buser. Mr. and Mrs. DanZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staub. Miss Louisa Baichli. Miss
Kate McCloud. Miss Bertha Froeich. Miss Amelia
Lutzer and John Weaver. Conrad Kupfrian and
Adolph Martin
Mrs Spencer weart, Mrs. Samuel R. Allison.
Mrs. Walter Rae and Mrs. g. R. Falkinburgh en-
tertained the Downtown Afternoon Euchrc Club
Tuesday at No 29s Varick-st., the homo OF Mrs.
Falkinburgh The prize winners were Mrs. Albert
Loomis Mrs. Martin P. Blauvelt Mrs. John s.
Menagh and Mrs. J. B. Thockmorton.
There large attendance at the Union
League Clubs progressive euchrs party Friday
night
The Friday Afternoon Euchre Club vas enter
tained last week by Mrs. Charles +. Snyder. Of No.
639 Summit-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Merriman gave . progressive
euchre party and dance at their home No. West
Hamilton Place, Friday evening
The Lafayette Euchre Club held It's last meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Theodore Shaffer. No. 22s
Third-st- Mrs Meross the first prize for
women, a gold hat pin. and Miss Tee.sel the sec
ond. Sevres vase. Edward NJ Watson and Mr..
Tunison the remaining prizes Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs Frank Menagh. Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Bloomsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Blauvet Mr..
and Mrs Teetsel. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson. Mr.. ana
Mrs F. NJ Watson Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Watson.
Mr.; ana Mrs Melrose. Miss Teetse, Miss Watson
large number Of society women nsIa have organizsd
ing at the home OF Mrs. I. W. condict, No. 80
T The N.' Yale Glee. Banjo and Mandolin clubs will
give concert 10 be followed by dance in Has
brouck Hall on April p.
given by the women Of the First Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening. The programme con-
sisted of series of tableaus. followed by the
mnuet.
Mrs Harriet Philips Eaton will give the first
of a series Of afternoon talks on the Life and
Habits Of the American Indian next Tuesday
afternoon the home OF Mrs ]. c. Appleby. No.
% Bentley-ave.
The Orpheus Either Circle gave It's first annual
bail In Praesser's Central Han Saturday night.
On Tuesday evening the Cecilia Bradford TITO
gave very enjoyable entertainment In the bergen
A supper was served in the sunday-schoo OF
the Lafayette Methods. Church by the Ladies'
Aid Society Monday evening.
The Young Mems Republican Association gave
progressive euchre party and supper In the club
rooms on Tuesday night
On Wednesday afternoon the Odd Volumes held
a meeting the home Of Mrs. Marcus Beach,
No. 100 Hoboken ave Mrs. Henry V. Condict
read an interesting paper on Maurice OF Nassau
1856" "Rubens Rembrandt and Their Disciples
formed the subject OF a talk by Miss Catherine
Grower and Miss Lillian Pitcher discussed David
Turner and Genre Painting Of the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Centuries"
Mrs. Edward Van der Bosaert gave a pink tea
at her residence No. Bleecker-st, Wednesday
evening.