The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-07
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pleasant surprise was rendered Mr. Albert gee
by host of his friends Al his home In Lafayette
corner Of Maple and Wilton streets.
Every man buys IS pants LON Norris.
Miss Annie 0rdell, of Union Township. was ten
dered birthday reception by her parents t.
Gently. on the attainment Of her seventeenth year.
pleasant evening was spent BY the twenty couples
present
the meeting and supper Of The Bachelors
skswi Of Granville held at Kuoeggy's Our
House" last Monday night, was complete suc-
cess. II was early Tuesday morning when the
bachelors turned their faces homeward.
MYcur carpet looks worn. your comfort is In
danger, and your wife wall wear happy smile
when you present her with a new one. Get it from
Frank J. Haniey, 20S Newark avenue, three doors
above Jersey avenue.
The choir Of St. Matthews Church held another
Of their receptions last Tuesday evening at the res
idence Of Mr.. John C. Bacot l2I Mercer street, as
arrangements are being made for q grand concert
to be gwen 81 an early date and accordingly the
greater part OF the evening spent in rehearaing
glees and madrigais. At ten o'clock the company
sat down to an excellent supper, which furnished
enjoyment until late hour.
Dancing classes are formed every Wednesday
and Saturday at Commences popular dancing
academy. The popular German ripple Highland
schoische gavotte. sephanir, and ali other styles
are now used in instruction. Private instruction
given at pupils residence.
A masked party Of ladies' and gentlemen sur
| prised Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hunt, of PearsaII
avenue, Greentille. few evenings since, and
/ very eui0y4Dlo tltno followed. Among the mask
ers were Mr.. aud Mrs G. II. Benson, Mr. and Mrs.
| Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Began, Mr.. and Mrs. Binckman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ruton. Mr.. and Mrs. Knoeggy Mr.. and Mrs. jos.
Clancy. Mi Lands, Messrs. Pierre Hsrig, f. Fretz.
| and ]. Ennis.
Oil cloth is in great demand at present. The
place to purchase Il is at 20S Newark avenue. Frank
j. Hanlys retailat wholesale-price furniture store
three doors above Jersey avenue.
Mr.. williamson Rural. receiving teller for the
I Bewery National Bank, entertained number Of
his friends last Tues day night, in view of his
present received his invitation by teIephoen.
/ There were len in all--O. II. Taylor of the Fall
River Line Mr.. Price, Of the Bowery National
Bank; John h. Van Loan, of the Second National
Bank; VIM. F. Myers. David W. Lawrence, Henry
| Post, P, W. Lowering and James Freeman, of
Woodbridge.
Among those who were present and joined ia the
4 surprise rendered the Misses Mcmillan at their
home, Waverly street, on the Heiehts. one even
ening. were the Misses Hannah and Stella McGand,
Nettis Fnrmans Stella Gilmore, Annie Marsh Hattie
Headden Ollie Headden. Gertie Snyth, May Pratt,
Lille Ferris Richie Newell, Jessie Finck, Harry
Dimple, Clify Mellor, Horace Clark Berthe Gre1-
To-, George Rsppelyea. George Headden. Commit
tee, Harry Fnke Oscar Mckenzie, Willie Mckenzie.
The march to supper was led BY Miss Jennie
MCMILLAN and Master George Headden.
All State officials or members of the House and
Senate, also committees of organizations, should
address call at keeller Institute of Pen Art, IA
Newark avenue Jersev City 1t they d. sire the finest
cas- of engrsssing of resolutions memorials,
charters, certhcates. etc. Prof. Foeller receives
the highest commendations from the leading
critics in this country, such as Lyman p Spencer,
J. E. Soule, H. W. Flichinger, and the late G. A.
Gaszen. The latter, though net a pen artist, his
judgment was among the best.
A most delightful evening was spsnt at the resi-
dence Of William A. Brown, 46S J rsey avenue
last Tuesday evening" the occasion being meeting
of the Jersey City Cheral Union about twenty five
of the members of which were present. The evening
spent in the rehearsal:of several operas. Some
part songs glees and music from Macbeth were
also features of the occasion. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Dewey and Miss Dewey, Mrs. Smith,
Miss Bstts, Miss Emily Mead, Mr.. Barbee, Mr.
Noonan and others whose names could not be
learned. The Society Will meet at the same resi-
dence next Tuesday evening.
: A nice. costly furnished room breeds happiness
in the household. Motto Purchase your furni
ture from Frank j. Hanlys furnisare store, 205
Newark avenue, three doors above Jersey avenue.