The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-15
PERSONAL.
Herman Holbusch is in London.

Herman Holbusch is in London.
Rev. Father Ketteen is in failing health.
Ex-Coroner Parslow is the best undertaken in
Hoboken.
o. W. Durham, of Dantorth avenue, is in Eng
land.
John Emmons is at Fortress Monroe for his
health.
Miss Bessie Smith, Of Wayne street. is in Wash
ington.
George Perry, Of Grand street is recuperating in
Florida.
Congressman and Mrs. McAdoo will reside In
Hoboken.
Recorder Donough. of Hoboken. is back from
Washington.
1t is likely to be Second Lieutenant Louis
r. Terwilliger soon
Mrs. William Hayes is in Chicago, where she will
remain for some time
Peter Roweis the only surviving member Of the
Greenville "Peutarchy."
John ]. Cortland has returned to his home in
Hobokeu from trip to Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe, of Pavonia avenue,
have gone to the New Orleans Exposition.
DR.. T. @. Barlow has been made Vice President of
the Baltimore College Alumni Association.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. R. Macy, Of Hoboken, have
just returned from pleasant Southern trip.
Ex-Congressman Curtin, Of Hoboken, has sailed
for England, where he is engaged in business.
AL Hoffman and Leon Albeit Dr., were awfully
disappointed at the failure Of the young ladies to
accompany them to Trenton on March I'd.
Counselor Morris Bretzfeld, of Hoboken, and
his family, will remove to Milford, Pa, in the
Spring.
Albert Burstadt. of Gutenberg, is on his way to
Germany. Mr.. B. win remain abroad for several
months.
President E. F. @. Young, of the First National
Bank, has been elected President Of the Symphony
Society.
Mrs. Erminnie A. Smith will be one of the Gov
n~v-
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hayden will return from
their wedding trip in a few days. They will live
in Erie street.
Peter NJ. Kelly, of Hoboken. will take his family
to Scranton in May. Mr.. Kelly will embark in the
railroad business in that city.
Mr.. Barcalew, one Of Lorillard's solid men, is
about TO remove from his handsome residence on
Hudson street. Hoboken, to Orange.
Under the careful management of Mr.. George
Stevens, the Hoboken telephone office, is increas-
| ing its business with amazing rapidity.
Madame Arnsberg, of Hoboken. was serenaded
| by the Helvetia Marmaechor and by the Hoboken
Quartette Club a week ago last evening.
window shutter fell on the of Mrs. Mar
| garet Desmond, of Pamrapo avenue, during Tues
days blow, and bruised it badly-the arm not the
shutter
| The Right Rev. Bishop Starkey, Of the diocese
| Of New Jersey, will preach the annual confrma-
| ton sermon in st. Pauls P. E. Church, Hoboken,
| this morning.
Bishop Dunlop, Of the diocese Of New Mexico
and Arizena, was guest of Rsv Mr.. Jenvey, of st.
Paul's Church, Hoboken. last week. He started for
| home yesterday.
Rev. William r. Jenvey. pastor Of St. Paul's P.
| E. Church, Hobokep, will preach 3 sermon this
| evening commemorative Of the semi centennial an
| niversary Of the church.
| 2. B. Morey. who is connected with the railway
mail service at South Bend Ind, has just returned
to his home after spending week at the residence
of his brother. G. A. Morey. of 272 Ninth street.
General Robert Stockton, brother Of the At
| tprney General, who appointed an Alternate
Commissioner to the New Orleans Exposition by
Governor albeit, has decided not to go to the
Crescent City on ACCOUNT Of pressure Of private
business.