The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-20
ENEERTAINMENTs.


cat Home" cards. of the latest designs, can be
ordered at McFarland's stationery and steam print
ing establishment, 100 Newark avenue
soiree musical will be given in. the schoolroom
by the pupils of Professor Mollenhauers School of
Music. on Summit avenue, near Bergen Hall, next
Tuesday evening. The proceeds will be expended
in Christmas presents for the children of the Child
ren's Home.
The greatest display of silk handkerchiefs ever
known in Jersey City, at Hulshizers, 176 PavonIa
avenue.
"Das sliftunsfest," comedy, in four acts, was
presented before large audience in Kessler's Hall
on Central avenue last Monday evening. The
entertainment under the auspices of promi-
nent Hill people. The proceeds were donated to
the Grant Memorial Fund
Moran's entire store for sale at cost. Holiday
goods III great variety Closing out before the first
of January. l20 Newt ark avenue.
A private sociable was held at Kessler's Hall on
Genital avenue last Saturday evening, by some of
the well known musicians and their friends.
Take your little ones to Netherlands, 1870 Newark
avenue and let them select their toys Their little
hearts will be overlooking with hal piness.
The Dramatic Section of "Wir,' of the Heights
presented the six act drama Crosse Wohlthater I"
to large audience at Henkers Casino, Palisade
avenue last Monday evening.
Eat Home" cards, Of the latest designs, can be
ordered at McFarland's stationery and steam print
ing establishment, $50 Newark avenue.
Aunt Polly Bassets ''Singn' Skewl" held forth at
the Methodist Meeting Pouse, in Greenville, last
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The clerks at McFarland's are worked to their
utmost in order to supply their customers with
Christmas presents, 100 Newark avenue
There was reception held in Bergen Hall last
Tuesday evening under the auspices of Company
D. Fourth Regiment The company will furnish
their new company room with the proceeds.
"At Home" cards. Of the latest designs, can be
ordered at McF&rland's stationery and steam print
ing establishment. $50 Newark avenue
Seventy-ive couples danced at the annual ball of
the West End Social Club last Monday evening.
The dudes at the Park and Pavonia Kinks always
purchase their high standing collars at Hulshizers
l76 Pavonia avenue.
The John O'Connell Association. of which Mr.
Robert E. jackson is President will hold a prom.
snade concert and ball at the Avenue House on
Thursday evening next.
Newmarkets at G. P. Friend Co.'s dry goods
house.
A highly interesting and instructive meeting Of
the ChaIauqua Literary Circle, Of Greenville was
held last Tuesday evening al the residence Of Miss
Emily Dennert, 664 Ocean avenue. The exercises
consisted of lrecitations, vocal and instrumental
music, and Miss Bessie Campbell read in a very
credItable manner paper on the Coliseum of
Rome. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs s. r.
Conkiin, Misses Lottie and Adele Weber Bessie and
Bertha Campheid, Frances Holmes. Nellie Reid
Emma French, Helen and Emily Gennert. Genie
Carey and Stella Conklin; Messrs. Rev, p T. Pock
man, George Mensfeld. Jay Pockman and Maurice
Gennert.
The key" Association, of the Heights, bel / its
first annual masquerade ball at Henkell's Casino
on Paisade avenue. on last Wednesday evening
Christmas cones but once year, and such bar
gains as are offered Hulshizer. 1T6 Pavonia ave-
nue.. can only be found once in q lifetime.
The First concert of the new Vocal Society was
held at the Tabernacle last Wednesday night and
was decided success. The Bauer brothers. Mr.. Ly-
ding and Nine, de Ryther were among the vocal
lists who participated in the exercises
A reception was held in Public Tchool Fo. last
Friday evening. There was large attendance
The proceeds will be devoted to the benefit Of the
school library.