The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
H0BoKEN PUFFS.

The owls " were out in full force at their an
| nual reception at Dafresnes last Tuesday night.
The construction of the new rectory of the
Church of Our Lady of Grace, is again in progress
The Christmas exercises of the Reformed Church
| Sunday School will be held next Thursday night.
A full dress reception of the German Club is set
| down for New Years Eve.
The Christmas cele bration of the Baptist Mission
School is set down for next Tuesday evening.
| The annual meeting of Hudson Council, Royal
Arcauum, was held in Odd Fellows Hall last Fri
| day night.
| The Christmas festival of the Presbyterian
Mission School is set dewn for next Wednesday
| night, the 29th.
The Merry Six and their numerous friends
danced all yesterday afternoon and last night at
Meyers Hall.
The annual blowout of the Young Mems
Pleasure Club will be held at Webers Hall on Mon
day night January oath.
The annual ball of Empire Hook and Ladder
Company will be held at Odd Fellows Hall on
February 10Th.
Beethoven Lodge, l. O, O. f.. have arranged to
hold their annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall on the
night OF February lst
The reception by Company T, Second Regiment,
at the Armory, January Gath, is looked forward
to with great deal of interest in society circles.
| The annual theatre party and supper of the Gun
Squad of the Second Regiment is set down for
next Wednesday night, 2sth inst.
Corporation Attorney Mnturn has made all ar
| Jersey City, via the Erle tonorrow evening
The Christmas exercises of the First Presbyte-
rian Sunday School will be held next Tuesday
night.
he Christmas entertainment and hop of the
Hoboken Turn Verein is set down for tonight at
| the hall Of the club.
The Christmas celebration of the Euterpe Sing
irg Society is set down to be held at Odd Fellows
Hall next Wednesday evening.
Burt +" Crane aud his bride rendered a
Of the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Crane.
Referee Car non will resume the taking of tes
timony in the suit of the city against the bonds
| men of defrauding Collector McMahon, OF Janu-
ar, 9Th.
'The Childhood of Jesus' and Good Findings"
will be the subjects Of Rev j. B. Kuglers sermons
| at the First Presbyterian Church to-day.
Bishop starkey last Monday evening blessed the
new rectory OF st. Pauls p e. Church, after which
there was reception in honor of the distinguished
official.
meeting of Taylor Division, Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, Of the d L. and W. x. H.
Company, was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Thurs.
day.
The widows and Orphans Fund of the Hoboken
Fire Department was opened for Christmas and a
turkey presented to each widow and orphan for
Christmas.
The annual Christmas Masquerade Ball Of the
pupils of Nine. Jurisch Dancing Academy was
held at Odd Fellows Hall last Wednesday even ing
1t was gratifying success, about 200 ladies and
| gentlemen being present.
Organist Miss BERTHE jerks, Of the First Reformed
Church, to whom most of the credit is due in rails
ing the funds with which to purchase the instru-
ment, tried the new church organ for the nrst time
| last Monday evening
What was the object of the meeting Of the Lib
erty Fishing Club at Bankers Hall last Monday
night is not definitely known. but 1t is suspected
| that the members contemplate q spearing tour TO
relieve the monotony Of their Winter existence.
There will be special Christmas services and
music at the First N. e. Church to-day. The choir
has selected the anthems: GLORY be to God on
High" (Novello) "Sing. Heavens (Ene rson)
behold 1 Bring Good Tidings tGoss). ana holy
Night (Adamsl
An entertainment will be held Rext Thursday,
under the auspices of the First Baptist sunday
School, at which Henry T. Bryant, humorist and
ventriloquist; D. W. Robertson. tumblercn1con
soioist, and Il. j. Schonalix, zithcr soloisi' wall
appear.
At the annual meeting of Hoboken Lodge, n Of
P. last Monday night the Secretary reported tnat
the membership had increased to 14o. The FOLLOW
ing named gentlemen elected officers; > Z ~.
Samuel I Davy: c. @ G D. Stall ing; v. O J.
Bloom; r., O. F. Reinhardt; N. at A.; G. J. Del
cry; Trustee, James Galloway.