The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-03


Don't forget to purchase your furniture at Frank
J. Hanly's. 20S Newark Avenue.
merry Christmas party was given on Christ
mas Eve by Mrs. G. M. Hall at her residence. 174
Central avenue, Claremont.
The State Military authorities At Trenton con-
The trimmings viii be white, with shoulder plates.
the same as the regular army uniform.
A surprise was rendered Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Samuels By number Of their friends several eve
nue.. Over one hundred merry dancers kept up
the festivities till the small hours
A Christmas party was rendered by Miss Hettie
Summer6eld to numerous of her friends. at her
residence, 80 Montgomery street Among those
present wore Misses G. Brown. A. Ingram. A. Bird
sail, O.. Marshall Ella Carpenter Msude Crozier,
N. Wenner, NJ. soPer. A. Cerran. L. Fredericks, NJ.
Mathison. W. Holcomb, H. Clark E. Mathison, D.
Soper W. Yenner. A. and J. Pelloth, G. Ingram.
W. Cerran, II. Powell, Il. and W. Ives. L. Dough-
erty
Don't forget to make yourself comfo1 table by
using furniture purchased from Frank ]. Hanly,
203 Newark Avenue.
On New Years eve a select party Of ladies and
gentlemen met at the residence of A. H. Dorr,
Summit avenue. Dancing and singing were in
order until IL: 80, when all assembled in the dining
room. At one minute past twelve Mr.. Dorr made
an eloquent address Of welcome to the New Year
After number Of toasts had been drank and re-
sponded to in an able manner by the gentlemen
l0rs, where the festivities were continued until
early hour In the morning The occasion will long
be remembered by those present.
Add Military
The first sociable of the season of the Owl Camp
ang Club was given on Christmas Eve at the resi-
dence of Mr.. E. Lappin. 284 Fourth street. Mrs..
Lappin was the recipient of q handsome tea set
and some silverware. In recognition Of her hospi-
tally to the members Of the club while camping
out at Mount Tabor Md. last summer fine
supper was enjoyed after the pres entation. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Stevens Mr.. Suong and Miss Wooley,
Mr.. Luther and Miss Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
Misses Maggie and Katie Alderman, Miss e. Stew
Miss E. Reeves and Master Perlmutter, besides the
members OF the club and their lady friends-Mr.
L. L. Taylor, President. and Mise G. L. Lappin.
Mr.. G. Haring and Miss Jacobus. Mr.. NJ. Hating
and Miss May Jones. Mr.. John Manning and Miss
Shade, Mr. c. Nelson and Miss L. Lappin, Mr.. J.
Waters and Miss Mackie
large Christmas party was given by Mr.. John
Hedden, Mr.. William Hedden and Miss Anna He'd
den. at their fathers residence, No. 140 Magnolia
avenue. There was lots of dancing by graceful
maidens and their beaux. and fine supper served
at midnight admirably succeeded in satisfying the
inner man. The supper was by Morrow Day.
and the music by Professor Wagner. Among
those present were Miss Cora Amman, of Buffalo
Miss Kittle Carter, Of New York; Miss May Dur
Ian and Mr.. VIM. Durham, of Chester, N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. Sutterlee. Of Philadeiphias Miss Minnie
Harris, OF New York; Misses Dosa and Jennie
Toffey. Miss Kitfie Cable. Mr. L. Cable the Misses
May Pendexter, Annie and Nellie Post. Minnie
Bumsted, Nellie Hillerman Cora Packer, Maggie
Throckmorton : Mr.. Edward Lester, of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs Richie, Mr.. and Mrs. Amerman, of
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. AMMAN, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Post. Mrs ]. J. Tof
fey. Mrs. Throckmorton. Frank Jones. Geo. Steele,
Hill Warrick, VIM. Post. George Bowley. Leon
Manton.