The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-23
HEIGHTS GOSSIP.


Miss Lottie Meigs, Of Hutton street, is visiting
friends in Oohoes, N. Y
Ed. Kimban. of Summit avenue, is of on trip
to Canton City, n. j.
The young People Of the waverly Congregational
Church have organized lawn-tennis club.
Remember. Hulshizsr's and furnishing goods
opening will be held at 100 Pavonia avenue.
Miss Pauline Mast. Of Chicago. is guest Of Mis-
Minnie Strohhoefer, of Germania avenue.
Miss Ida Christie, Of South street. will spend a
few weeks at Englewood, N. j., commencing June
lst
The Misses Louise and Addie OdenwaIdt form
erly of Hoboken, are now residents Of bow, rs
street.
Miss Julia Sherwood. daughter of Rev. n.
Sherwood, rector OF waverly Church, is spending
a few weeks at Railway.
The Orpheus Dramatic Orchestra have rehearsar
at Freudvnberger's Dramatic Hall, South street.
every Tuesday evening.
The nuptials Of Mr.. Otto f. Sus, OF Lincoln
street. to Miss Annie schroeder, q hoboken BELLE
have been postponed until the Fall.
The testimonial to be tend, red to Mr.. Philip Il.
Shank at the Pavonis Rink. next Wednesday,
promises to assume gigantic proportions.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prigge. of Sherman avenue
parents of Alderman John Prigge, j., sailed Wed
nesdsy morning. on the Ems, for Bremen.
Now, that Frank J. Hanly is as true as stsel,
everybody should purchase their furniture IRON
him. POS Newark avenue, near Jersey avenue
Now, that Frank j. Hanly is a, true as steel
everybody should purchase their furniture from
him. z05 Newark avenue, near Jersey avenue.
Messrs. Joe" Holman and Wardell, of the Active
Literary Union, have invested in a handsome row
boat that will be launched on the Hackensack to-
day.
The socialists" held another Of their character
istic meetings at Kesslrrs Hall, Central avenue,
last Sunday. 1t was. however q decidedly tame
affair.
Removal Removal New store New goods /
large assortment. Grand opening. May 10Th, at
The lew store. 100 Payonia avenue. y. j. Hul-
shizer.
Miss Nellie Kimball, Of Summit avenue. left
Wednesday Tor few weeks sojourn with friends
at Berkshire Hills. Mass. she wall return about
June LIST.
Messrs Wallace Black aud Charles Southwark. Of
the rerpischoresn Scotia, Circle. preparing for
an extensive trip through Washington, Baltimore
and the South.
Rev. John Z. BridgfOrl aud wife nee Carrie Laws
from Argyle, n D., are opping on a few weeks
visit with Captain aud Mrs. Charles W. Laws, OF 8
Court House Place.
The jolly Arions, the we'll known singing society
Of the heights-will go on their annual excursion
70 Greenwood Lake. on Sunday June ooh. big
time Is anticipated.
| As the mission Of the TAT LER is to chronicle
events of interest from the entire county, we open
he ewith column to be especial devoted to that
| progressive section Of the Heights-the Fourth
| District.
literary and social entertainment aided by the
| Orpheus Orchestra and the Active Literary Union
1t takes place at Kessier's Hall, Central avenue
| next Friday evening.
Mr. George Krebs and Miss Mamie Damman.
both OF New York avenue, were married at the
| Church of St. Paul Of the Gross, Hancock avenue
Wednesday afternoon The ceremony was followed
BY reception at the residence Of the brides
/ parents.
| The popular Tofey Guards have been invited tt
| give an exhibition drill TO their many Newark
friends at festival TO be held in that city shortly
they to receiye share Of the gate receipts It vii
| be acted upon al their meeting on next Friday
evening.
The residents OF the Fourth District are clarnor
ing tor public pound for stray cows, goats, geese
ETC., that abound there In such large mum beers
Police Justice Wanser has induced Mayor Cleve
land 10 communicate with the Board of Alderman
in their behalf.
The pupils Of Mrs. Prof. P. Juriscls's dancing
academy will have grand MAY Postwar q
Pohimanss Pavilion next Friday. lnthe afternoon
the children Will give exhibition in caisihsnic
and have Maypole dance, followed vi i D. IN
with Summer igats festival.