The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-30
Observation-Disclosures
Brilliant Wedding in New York
Of a Jersey City Girl.

Miss Lille. .Rebecca Rouse, n or the
city's rprettiest and most popular young
society ladies, became Mrs. Edgar East
wood burlington last Tuesday night. The
ceremony was performed by he Rev.
Theodore Hefsig, formerly pastor of the
Parmly Memorial Church. in the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. James Mackenzie,
t No. 20 west Eighty-ninth street, New
York city. The house was ta~stefully
decorated for the occasion, cut flowers
being used in large quantities. The bride
was dressed In an exquisite gown of
white saith, trimmed with point lace and
ornamented with diamonds. At eight
O'clock on the arm Of her uncle. Ken
meth watson ofhRutherford. the bride
entered the drawing room, where a hun-
dred Or more intimate friends had gath
cred to witness the ceremony. At the
further end 80f' the room she was met by
the Bridegroom, who was accompanied
by his best man, Ross M. Turner of New
York. After the ceremony the young
people were Congratulated by those pres
ent.s The iushefs were Dr. King of Brook
lyn,p 50 Sidney woody OF Wilmington,
Me-. Harry Williams of PIainfeld and
William Rouse IF this city.
The bride was the youngest daughter
Of the late Martin Rouse. The bride
groom is a Ba1timorean, but is now en-
gagged In business in Elmira. After the
ceremony had been performed Mr.. and
Mrs. burlington started on a wedding
trip to Florida and the South.
Among the invited guests were:-J. F.
Rouse, Mr.. n Mrs. A. N. Spooner, Mr..
and Mrs. C.SN. Shaw, w M Rouse,
Misses HE and T g. Rouse. ny. and
Miller, Mrs and Miss Hughes, Mi. and
Mrs. J.1RIaekshaw, mr.. and Mrv. F.
Blackshawr William Blackshaw. MI. and
Mrs. Mrs. ! !. J D. ca a11asT E <; groW 7 a DR. M and
Charles, Elkin, Miss Emma Edwards, Mrs.
A. Farrferss Edyard Farrier, "A. Farrier
and Miss Farrier, MI. and Mrs. H. H.
Fort FagsisE i. a aosla q E Mss sGoa Mnsi Fl Hi e Fl
Mrs. Mary Seeley, MI. n Mrs. Evan
Pettingill Judgesand Mrs. e, r. Pratt.
Payne. Mr.: and. Mrs. George N Robin
son, Miss 8. G. Hoffmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Hudson. w. B. Hundley, H. c.. Hoyt,
MT. and Mrs. H. H: Hallock. Rufus King,
Murray, Miss Lucia B. Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Cooper, George Counard, Mr.. and Mrs.
y; Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. ia Gibson;
Youmans. Misses Youmans, all of FL
mira, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. F. I.
Van der Beck Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Alex
ander. c: w: Bum, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dustin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Everett, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ewing, Miss J. Galway, Mrs.
Galway. Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Kurtz, A.
Lane; Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 3 MacKen-
zfe, Mr.. and Mrs E.sE. Mckenzie, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Haf, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Hackett, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. David NedweG, w. l..
Frank l.. Phillips. Miss R. Robinson Of
New York; MI. n Mrs. w, Mckinney,
pr. F. a. King, Mr.. and Mrs. James LET
Muchmore and Mr. and Mrs. q. Watson
of Brooklyn; CHI. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Appleby, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Ac4er-
man, Dr. and Mrs F Aekerman and
Mrs w. 1. Raymond and e. Rogers, of
Charleston, s: G.; Mr.. and Mrs. III.
sprunt of Wilmington, N. G.; also Mr..
~, G.. Barentine, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bier
Oxford. 4. G.; Mr. ana Mrs. Il Miller,
Gainesyille, Fla; N. Henderson, Nash
Mr.: and Mrs. Alex Moor, Bennettsville
9. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Old, st. Augustine:
Marshal Osborn and. Overton Payne sof
Jacksonville; Mr.. and Mrs. b. E.sThomp-
son. Durham, n. G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Wills
burlington and DIR. burlington Of Benz
nettsville, 8: C.;Mr. and Mrs. Ira Turling-
Ton. Smithfield, y. G: Mr. and Mrs w.
Turi iagtans'G Prem nsns0p n. 3 = Jennie Ml1 Tar1
lfngton, Wilmington; MI. and Mrs. W. 3.
and 3. r. burlington of Baltimore, j. e.
L. Z Watt watson nm Miss Isso Il Nv watson Hs, a ana Ms MT. and "A
Mrs. T. watson Rutherford; 3. r.
f Hilaesra 81 EliT misa5sEt NJ: M aad aa Mrs. IS, !. Y.
N. Hawkes. and Misses Hawkes4of + ,eh.