New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
HOBOKEN.
nn AND MRS sTEADMAN's WEDDING
RECEPTION MEETIiGs AND
ENTERTAINMENTS.
ENTERTAINMENTS

DIR and Mrs Walter T. Steadnaan who were mar
red on February "a by the brides father the rev
A. Is. Richardson in the First METHODIST Hpa0oP''
Church gave n reception on Tuesday evening Ia
their new home No 2l3 GaIden-st.' Hobokeh' MID
Steadman wore her bridap costume and was as
sisted in receiving her guests by her maid OF hono''
Miss Mary Campbell of Camden, ana her of''e'
maid Miss Mary Steadman, both OF whom wore
tn, same gowns In which they were attred AZ '',o
wedding The guests were the Rev. ana Mrs. ~
Van Cleft Of Oneonta, ~ y; DR.. and MIS- r'S'e''
Or. and Mrs. Gilchrst. Dr. and Mrs. NICHOLS III
and Mrs. GeIbach. DR.. and Mrs. Atweii' ~ "'''.
Mrs Kudich Dr. Foley. DR.. and Mrs Merritt o'
Ncw-York; l. H. Rowe and Miss Rowe OF Oneoh'a'
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Richardson, OF BROOKLYN III
and Mrs T. r. Steadman, Mr.. and Mrs X l. o,e"u-
man. of Newark; Miss Marian Steadman Wllliam
Steadman and Miss Hutchips of Newark MI ana
Mrs r. W. Stout OF Jersey City; Mrs. j. T. stead
man, Mrs. Richard Steadman and Dr. ana Mrs
Frederic Pitts of Warwick y. Y: Miss Nellie
Stout Mr. and Mrs Charles Pitts. Mrs Charles
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Matter. OF Camden, W.
-. Scurry Of Carbonate, Penn, Mr. ana Mfs.
Skillman and Miss Skillman, of Bro oklyn DR. ana
Mrs Clausen, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred North Harp
Mr. and Mrs William Macy Mr.. and Mrs f. A. D.
Brown Mr. and Mrs Henry Hatfield, Mr. and MIS-
John Farr jr Miss NJ. Hatfield Mr.. and Mrs jacob
Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs Henry FRANKIE. Miss Lula
Ravens Miss Grace Miner Miss Mabel Wiggns
Mr. and Mr. Anderson Mr. asd M Yrs arG W Mrs
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Stanley Davis, Mrs Mccain and the Misses NC
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large and interested audience listened 70 inc
lecture given Tuesday evening in 81 Mary
Hall by Henry Austin Adams on "Lonffello
a MICROSCOPE entertainment was, gwen IN 'nss
First Prcsby teriln Church. under the auspices o.
Temple Male Quartet furnished some excellent
music. \ barge sum was realized, WHlcn VIII w
devoted to the mortgage fund of the church,
Christian Woerner Camp No. l. DIVISION or New
Jersey L. s. A.. at its regular meeting on Iuesuay
evening made arrangements to take part u, onc
Grant memorial parade in New York on April q.
one of tho finest concerts Of the season was
given on Wednesday evening In Quartet oiu5 ifaI'
under the auspices of Hobokcn Co1ncn NO. 70
Royal Arcanum. The programme Included oha n,
Gregorowitsch. violin; Edward Frazer, accompanst,
Miss vhelmna Freuling pianist George h rnis r
| Golden humorist. Miss Nina Bertinl hunpnif!s,
soprano: Miss Adele Laers Baldwin; contraltc'
William LAWN, tenor; DR.. Carl +. Dunt, barytohe,
| and Miss Moyls. accompanist Dancing ioIiowca
| the concert
One of the best Of an interesting series OF Lenen
| services held at ST. Pauls Episcopal Church wd5
| the service Of Wednesday evening. The Rev rou-
| eric Il. Carter, OF St Luke's Church Montclair,
| preached J. Henry Mckinley. Of New YORK, SANG
| rs the offertory Gounod's Holy Vision.
4 pretty wedding took place a. the home or the
| bride, No 2i7 Bergenllne-ave. Union 1iil, on
| Wednesday evening, when Miss Friedrika l.oeilet
became the wife Of Otto Liners. of Spring-s, west
| Hoboken Tho Rev. Mr.. Schoppe oiiiciated MISS
| Lena Oberlis maid of honor, and Roocrt Loe'-
| fer acted best