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IS.di-iiIdmrer.aod)oreaveJUS,e Hilled ting ilas ter-•cu-tbepre-me aud the om, vitb ret-of tae i de-tbe esis the and are-ioks ira-3 aa are nan tireop-ItyIng Khc r or rlc, d a tiffttotr,3?two t A on Id forar”pedon rtb one of the idio icg on ith mr-inl, 3SW wn an-1 tojournal i of ora-la-r be ua-ent ou ter-tho one ter. re-* is the n a »/i a bying vas kbt and t as pith sia;-tue er »id-,rk-na-ide-rtv ied red !ort ace the hey renter re,” rere tbo losede-lug:,inc-w-lu\n-rk-fuilthetheieiayvengedthevenMr.Mr.Llev. Air. aid, n td her L'wo and ear-the ferine, her Ide. ced rith ned The• in it nire tecy tralisesI by r of iple*oy-tev.iicbire-serII s. cur-eei-ler-ield ini** of andrbmiferABSOLUTELY FUSEjet, and wore a jetted aigrette iu her hair. Afler an elaborate supper Mrs. Smith reappeared In a travelling gown of plum-colored Bedford cord, trimmed with velvet and gold passementerie, and the happy oulr left for an extended tour, after which they will reside in Freehold, where the church of the groom Is located. Amoug those present were Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Forman, Mr. Howard S. Forman, .Miss May Form in. Mr. Forman Sinntckson, Mho Elizabeth C. Perkins, Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph McCoy, Mr. Francis McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gifford, Chancellor and Mrs. McGill, ex-Governor Bedle, Mr. Bedle, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kuscbe, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bedle, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Tappen, Mrs. Boonell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Da Wilt, Mr. and Mi*. J. W. Dusenberry, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Miss Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. George Wilkiuson. Mr. and Mrs. Chl-dester. Mr. and Mrs. Mattocks, Mr. and Mrs. Esterbrook, Mr. and Mrs. MaimingF. Si Ires, Mr. Albert Merchon. Mrs. Bentley, Miss Margaret Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Vidal, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Vidal, Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Horne, the Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Herr, Dr. and Mrs. Pyle, Miss Mallevllle McClellan, Miss Ol instead, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas To war. Miss Bessie Harrison, Mr. Bradford Hitchcock. Mr. Thomas Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. C. Young, the Rev. Mr. Bronson, the Rev. George L. Preuliss, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Chso, Dr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. John Cable, Miss Laura C ble, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Mr. aud Mrs. BriukerhofT, Mr. aud Mrs. Smith, Mr. Charles L. Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dear, Miss Clara Dear, Mr. William Y. Dear, Mrs. Throckmorton. Miss Throckmorton, Miss Katharine Speer and the Rev. Mr. PiseK.The residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, No. 143 Mercer street, was thronged with guests last Friday evening, when the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage was celebrated by a brilliant reception. Palms and ferns transformed the drawing-rooms into leafy bowers, aud white chrysanthemums were twined among the foliage by Bou-uot. Mrs. Miller wore a gown of silver gray brocade, the front of real lace brought from Venice and trimmed with silver gray chiffon ana cat jet. Miss May Miller received with her mother, wearing u dainty gown of r inbow crepe with sleeves and foamy ruffles of chiffon. Both Mrs. and Miss Miller carried white chrysanthemums. An elaborate supper was served and dancing began at teu o’clock. Among the guests were Governor Abbott, Miss Mary Abbott, Mrs. James Dodd, Mr. Leon Abbett, Mr. W. Abbett, Miss Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Appleby, Mr. aud Mrs. Alexander, Mr. aud Mrs. Beu-j uniu Athu, and Mr. Harry Atha. of Neiv-urk. Miss Smythe. Mr. aud Miss Bibb, Mr. William Bibb of New York, Mr. and Mis. Brewer. Miss Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Brinkerhuff, Mrs. Bently, Miss Margaret Beutly, Mr. Peter Bentley, ex-Governor and Mrs. Bedle, Mr. aud Mrs. Ruscbe, Mr. aud Mrs. J. D. Bedle. Jr., Miss Brett, Mr. Philip Brett. Miss Minnie Buumeitd, Judge ancl Mrs. Marcus Beach, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Beam of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Condit, Miss Condit, Dr. and Mrs. S. Wellmau Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Collins, Miss Coyne, Mr. and Mrs. Cross, Mr. William Cross, Judge and Mrs. Dixon, Miss Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dixon, Mr. Clarence Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Dennison. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Demarest. of New York; Mr. Howard Demurest, Mr. Nelson Edge, Miss Falkeuburgh, Mr. Ruford Frauklyn, the Ruv. and Mrs. J. R. Fisher. Miss Fisher, of Orange; Mr. aud Mrs. Godly, Mr. George A. Heaney, Miss Hnut, Miss Hamilton. Mr. aud Mrs. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Headley, Miss Headley, Mr. aud Mrs. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. 11 lings worth, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Josr, Mr. and Miss Jenkins. Mr. and Miss Jenkins, Mr. aud Mrs. Kiersted, Miss Lutklns, Mr. and Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Le Cato, Mr. and -Mrs. Mnckey, Mr. aud Mrs. McCoy, Mr. Francis McCoy, Mr. Flint Morris, Mr. Preston McAnerny, Miss Tillie McBride, Mr. Walter Mulrhead, Miss Harriet Martiu, Mr. Hultahizcr, Dr. and Mrs. Maudevllle of Newark, Mr. and •Mrs. Mese. Mr. Wesley Negus, Mr. John Neilson, Mr. aud Mrs. Nellsou. Miss Pearsall, Mr. Pearsall, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Post, Misses Post, Mr. Willlaui Post, Mr. A. J. Post, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Toffey, Miss Grace Toffey, Mr. Thompson, Misses Thompson of Brooklyn. Mr. Berry UuderhiU, Mr. and Mrs. Van der Beck, Mr. Frank Van der Heck, Mias Van rier beck, Mr. aud Mrs. Vidal, Mr. and Mrs. Vau Lomu, Mr. and Mrs. While, Miss White, Miss Maud Williams, Mr. aud Mrs. Theodore Wood, Mr. Randolph Puriuly, .Mr. George Percy. Rev. D. D. Parmly. Dr. and Mrs. Ray, Mr aud Mrs. Geo. Sherrill, Mr. Nelson Sherill, .Mr. aud Mrs. Shaier. Miss May Shafer, Mr aud Mrs. Thomas E. Stwart, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Turner, Mr. and Mrs Trnphagen, Misses Trrto-hugeu, Mr. aud Mrs. Stout of Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wood of Orange, and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. C. Young.St. Paul’s Protesant Episcopal Church, Duncan avenue, was the scene of a pretty weddlug on Thursday afternoon, when a large number of friends assembled lo witness the marriage of Miss JeBsie Edith Williamson and Mr. Horace Mann. The bridal party entered at three o’clock, led by the ushers, Messrs. George Frederic Williamson aud ThomasG. Greeue, Jr., preceding the bride, whsse blonde beauty was heightened by a becoming traveling gown or deep blue cloth, simply made, and completed by a Tam O'Shanter of the same material, trimmed with fur heads. The groom, attended by his best man. Mr. Percv Williamson, met the bride at the chancel, where Rev. William P. Brush performed the ceremony. An luformal reception followed at i he residence of the bride’s parents. No. 118 Vrooine street, at which only relatives «ud intimate friends wereJ)resent, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mann eft for their home in St. Paul, Minn. Among those present were uoticed Mr. anil Mrs. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. William Raadiffe of New York, Mr. aud Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Hiraui Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. C. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. aud Mrs. Howard Moore. Dr. uud Mrs. Pyle. Mias Nellie Crossman, Misses Doggett, Mr. aud Mrs. Hewettson, Miss Horsely, Mr. ami Mrs. Ellis, Mr. aud Mrs. Grossmlth, Colonel nod Mrs. Treadwell, Judge aud Mrs. Voorliis, Mr. aud Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Butler, Mr. aud Mrs. Beattie, Mr. and Mrs. Bonynge, Mr. and Mrs. Greene, Miss Greene, Mr. Austin Voorhis, Mr. aud Mrs. Brinker-lioff, Miss Coxou. Mr. and Mrs. Louise K. Dressier. Mrs. Gaddis, Mr. and Mrs. Grundy, Miss Everett, Mr. Charles Purdy, Mr. aud Mrs. Ferris, Mr. George W. It. Fallon, Mr. George Hatchesou, Mine. Gentillon, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Miller. Miss Paullue Sauvet, Miss McCain, Mr. aud Mrs. Maw by, Rev. aud Mrs. W. P. Brush, Mr. and -Mrs. Anuta, Mr. and Mrs. Taft, Miss England, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molieu, Miss Suter, Mr. aud Mrs. Dunn, Missed Eorryhill, Mr. and Mrs. Perrine, Mr. aud Mrs. Jewell, Mr. aud Mrs. Hooker and Mr. and Mrs. Harlau.Mr. John S. De Hart of Paulmier Place is spending foar weeks in Cnicngo.St. Marv’s Roman Catholic church was filled to rue doors last Monday afternoon, wneu Miss Elen nor Marie English nod Dr. William J. Doherty were uuU«d in marriage. At five o'clock the bridalSiitty entered the church, the six ushers, lessru. Emil Vockroth, Jaiucs Eugltah,Richard Doherty, VV. Miller. Dr. Boy and Dr. Hill, leading the way. Miss Julia English, ibe maid ot honor, gowned in white chiffon, elaborately embroidered aud carryingKink chrysanthemums preceded the ride leaning on the arm of her father, Mr. Hiclmrd Eagllsh, who gave bor awuv. She wore an artistic gown of heavy duchess satin, with front of silver brocade, trimmed with orange blossoms ami marabout feathers, which edged the high Medici collar aud out lined the Venetiau sleeves, and carried lilies of the valley. The Rev. Father Kelly, of St. Mary’s, performed the ceremony, which was followed by a receptiou uc the home of the brine’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard English, No. 501 Jersey avenue, where Dr. aud Mrs. Dohorty received the congratulations of a large number of friends in ihe drawing rooms, which had been tastefully decorated by Cole with smllnx, cu; flowers and palins. The bride’s mother wore a handsome gown of black autiu, en tralne, with silver passementerie. A large apartment ou ihe second floor was filled with the wending gifts, which Included valuable diamonds, silver and Sevres. The happy couple left at half-past eleven0 clock for a trip to Old Point Comfort and Baltimore, after which they will sail for Europe. On their return they Will receive at their Wayne street residence. Among those present were Mr. aud Mrs Richard English, Mr. and Mrs. O. N.* Doherty, Misses Doherty. Miss Julia English. Mayor Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland, Chief Murray. Dr. and Mrs. JohnNevln. Mr. and Mrs. Turley, MJss Lillie1 tirley, the Misses Thompson, Dr. aud Mrs. Grover. Dr. and Mrs. Renwick, Mr. Richard Corcoran, Mr. aud Mrs. John Deouiu, Mr. John Crouis, Mrs. Weberly. Miss Weberly, Mrs. and Miss McCarron, Mr. T. Fitzsimmons, Miss Masterson, Mr. William McCarron, Messrs. Louis ancl Uriah Washburn. Mr. W. Miller, Miss Miller, Mrs. Sou mm is. Misses Bentley, Miss Lizzie Doyle, Miss Agnes Hetherington. Misses White Mr. aud Airs. James Hunt, Miss Mary Craven, Mr. Henry Devltt, Miss Mamie Devilt. Dr. J. Caverner of Brooklyn, Mr. J. Norton, Miss Norton, Mrs. B. Carey, Mis* PbCBbe Euglisb, Dr. and Mrs. Quimhy, Dr. Lochner. Dr. Watson, the Rev. Father Kelly, Dr. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. E. McCarthy, Mr. Emil Vockroth, Air. Richard Doherty and Dr. Hill.A large and fashionable assemblage filled the parlors of No. 475 Jersey avenueto overflowing last Monday evening tolender congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.lV. Farrier on their crystal wedding anniversary. Chrysanthemums, palins aud growing plants were usod by Miller in artistic decoration, while the dainty globes of hundreds of fairy lamps glimmered among foliage and flowers and formed glowing arches over the doors, aud halls and staircases were hung with Japanese lanterns. Mrs. Furrier woro a gown of Mnrccbai Niel yellow faille Francaiso. trimmed with beaded passemeuterie. Many handsome gifts of crystal were displayed on the second floor. Entertainment was furnished by Mr. Jame* McDonald in several humorous recitations. Mrs. AI. Schwartz iu charming vocal selections, Mr. O’Deal In prestidigitation and Mr. George N. Brandon iu brilliant piano solos. Snpper was served by Morrow nud Day nud dancing continued uutil a late hour. Among the guests were noticed Colonel aud Airs. J. A. Parker, Captain and Mrs. A. Allaire, Misses Agnes aud Nellie Allaire, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greeue, Mr. and Mrs. P.R. O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, Mr, James Love, Mr. Charles Weber, Mr. James Hopkins. Mr. Michael Mullone, Mr. P. F. wanner, ex-Governor Andrew J. Curtin and Mrs. Curtin of Pennsylvania, Air. aud Mrs. Charles Ray, Miss Alabel Greene, Mr. Benjamin Van Dyke, Dr. and Airs. H. Hoy, Air. nud Airs. Win. Brown, Mr. and Airs. M. Bush, Mr. aud Airs. J. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Horace H. Farrier. Allss May Farrier, Mr. and Airs. George H. Farrier, Mrs. Agnes Farrier. Miss Ida Farrier, Captain Frederick T. Farrier, Mrs. B. Metzler, Mrs. James B. Farrier, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallery, Air. aud Mrs. Emil Datz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Opdvke, Messrs. Henry, Arthur and Edward Farrier, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan, Mr. George B. Brandon, Mr. George N. Bruudou and Mr. James AicDouald,Air. aud Airs. George Sherrill entertained a number of friends with cards last Wednesday evening at their residence, No. 128 Mercer street. C.irns ami conversation employed the attention of the guests duriug the Earlier part of the evening, and supper was served by Morrow Day. Among the players were: Mr. and Mrs. George Sherrill, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Vnn der Beck, Air. and Airs. E. F. C. Young, Mr, aud Mrs. Con-dit. Miss Condit. Judge and Mrs. Alarcon Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Allison. Mrs. James Dodd, and Mr. and Mrs. Godly.MME. DDPI.AMY’S SUIT.She Wui the Star of the Faust Up to Date Company.LONDON. Dec. 5. 1691.—The divorce suit of AJi*-b Florence St. Jobu, otherwl-o Mme. Dapluaey. against M. Marius Du-phtney, came up this morniogMiss St. John, who will be remembered in Americu us having been the star of the Faust Up to Date Gaiety Company, wnich toured the United States aud Canada wltn consideraolo pecuniary suece-s, some two years ago, charges her husband with adultery and cruelty.M. Marina denies the charge, and has replied with a counter suit against Florence Sr.. John, in which he charges her with having committed the statutable offence, naming Arthur Cohen, subeditor of the Financial News of this olty, us corespondent, nud Harry Mark**, who is probably as well known in the United States as no is In London.VICTIM OF TUB BOMBFrank Robertson, Well Known and Popular lu Greenville.Frank Robertsou, the youug clerk who was in Russell Sage’s lt;ffl-e In New York ar. the time the bomb exploded with such fatal results and who is now lying at Chambers street suffering from several bruises, Is well known in the Greenville section of this city. He is a member of Iroquois Athletic Club of Buyotiue and during the past year has taken an active purt in athletics. Ho is weli liked in Greenville and a large circle of friends wish him a speedy recovery. It is feared, however, that he will lose his eyesight. His right eye, whicn was severely injured, has l een cut out and there Is a strong probability that the other one will also have to be taken out.JOUNSUN NUT INDICTED.The Grand Jury refused to indict William il. Johnson, who lias accused by William Harney of hating embezzled $12,000 from him. It was said yesterdaythat when the Grand Jury was put lu possession of all the facts ot the case on Thursday ’he conclusion was reached that Johnson stole the money, but that lie hud made good the losses of Burney Son to the founder of toe firm before bis death.The Grand Jury after tho Investigation at once ordered the discharge of Johnson from the County Jail, and Thursdoy night ho received his liberty. lie went to his homo lu JBrocslyu.
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