The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-03

Odd Volumes, Wednesday, were:-Mrs. L.
A. Opdyke, Mrs. William Appleby of
Minneapolis, Mrs. ]. NJ. C. Thomas,
Major Pangborn and Mrs. Hunt of Ia
coma.
The Keramic Artists will hold their
closing reception Monday. at the residence
of Mrs. Charles BROWNIE. president of the
club, when Mrs. Horace C. Wait will lee
ture on American Pottery"
Although in existence but a year the
Players Club has married off two of its
most prominent members, Miss Ethel
Potts and Mr.. Oscar Gubelman, and en-
gagged four more, Miss Guilelma Jackson
to Mr.. Edward Batchelar and Miss Ida
Jarvis to DIR. Wallace Pyle. the latter en-
gagement being announced Immediately
after the second nights performance of
The Butterflies" Quite a matrimonial
record for a dramatic club. considering
that during that time the club has pro-
duced but two plays.
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The wedding of Mis- Elizabeth Jordan,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas d. Jordan of
New York, to Mr.. Edward D. O'Brien, son
of Judge OBrien of Albany, on Thursday
last, was of unusual interest to Jersey
City for an out-of-town wedding, not only
from the fact that Miss Jordan was for
merly of Jersey City, but because SO many
peopeI from this side of the river partici-
pated. Miss Clara Jordan Ince was maid
of honor, Miss lear Mcbride was.
bridesmaid. and Mr.. Alexander Foye, for
-. = Ait, o,tx- Woe ,1Shnr Tha NGd-
ding took place in the church of the
Blessed Sacrament, New York.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ida Lembeck of No. 46 Columbia place,
to DIR. Horace Bowen, at high mass, June
IA. The ceremony is to be private, My
the immediate families of both parties be-
ing present, while the relatives of both
bride and groom with a few of the brides
most intimate friends will partake of the
wedding breakfast.
There will be quite a number of Jersey
City people present at the wedding OF
Miss Meta Brakely A~bernethy, daughter
of Colonel Abernethy, of Plainheld, to
Mr.. Frederick Knapp Fish, which takes
place next Wednesday afternoon at four.
$50
On Wednesday last, Professor Wilson.
of the High School, took his class on a
delightful journey to Eagle Rock to
search for specimen in mineralogy.
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Yesterday afternoon the Alpha Sigma
Society of the High School held its an
nual spread. a feature of which was a
cake designed after the Alpha Sigma pin
by Miss Edna Kennedy.
Miss Eta Kenner, of Summit avenue,
will attend the Harvard summer school,
which opens next month.
Mrs. Spencer Weart is now at her sum-
mer residence, near Bound Brook, where
she is experimenting the reconstruction
of several buildings in the place destroyed
by the April fire.
Mrs. b. B. Kiersted, in ompan with
her daughter, Miss Wilson, will sail for
Europe in the course of a few days.
$50.
Mrs. George w. Case will leave for her
summer home. at Whitehouse, N. j., this
month.
Mr.. Uriah Washburn will join Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard C. Washburn at their sum
mer residence at Saugerties. New York.
probably next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Newbury, of No. 81
Clifton. place, will leave for their summer
home at WATERFOWL the latter part of this
month.
One of next weeks brides will be Miss
Clara futile, whose marriage to Mr.. Geo.
Warren will take place Tuesday evening
at five o'clock at the residence of Miss
Tuttle's parents on Vaudeville avenue.