The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-12
SOCIAL FESTIVITIES.

A surprise reception was rendered Mr.. Frank
Wadron, ST., at his residence, Jersey avenue, a
few evenings ago, by his young lady friends.
Among those present were: VIM. b. Honies, VIM.
II. MeKigney, W. IL. Fitzsimmons VIM. Madden,
James H. Merlin an. w. III. Brennan, John Marion,
I. Waldron, W. G. Williams. H. Frank. j. Waldron,
Miss Annie McDouough, Miss Williams, Miss Otis,
Miss Emm Eiseman, N ISIS Maggie Calvin, Miss
Muiligan, Mrs Ross Mrs. Williams, Miss Sarah
Waldron, Miss Mcknight and Miss Smith. Among
the guests was delegation from the Adonis Social
Ciu5.
pleasant reunion was held at the residence of
Corresponding Secretary Mamie Brown, 500 Com
nunipaw avenue, on Thursday evening of the
Junior German Society of the High School. Those
who participated in the exercises were Miss Bessie
McAllster. who played beautiful piano solo; the
Misses Lizzie McCabe and Minnie Lawdham, who
: favored the company with piano Duet; Miss
Lillian DdGrof, whe sang 'Gude Nachf' to per-
lection, and the Misses Jennie O'Donnel and Ma
ry Berne, who sang a duett. der Vergiffete,'' d
humorous recitation, was we'll rendered by Miss
Emma Wood. Then President McIlheny address
ed the society its progress after which all pres
ent adjourned to the dining room, where refresh
ments we're served under the direction of Mrs.
Brown. the Secretary's mother.
The residence Of Freebooter McDonough No. 81
Beacon avenue, was the scene one evening recent-
ly of brilliant reception, given by Miss Melon
ough TO her numerous friends. Dancing in
terspersed with vocal and instrumental music, and
altogether 1t was an occasion of much enjoyment.
Among those who gaced the parlors with their pres
ence were: Mr. f. Mccarthy and Miss J. King, d.
y
E. kiukhead, W. King and Miss H. Casey, @. Buck
ner and Miss NJ. Cutley, W Purdy and Miss 1.
McKiernan, +. HaHley and Miss I. Morris, Z.
Q.Neill and Miss NJ Kupplel, J. Hanley and Miss
r. Kuppler, Reinhardt and Miss X. Kuppler, M.
Barney and Miss A.. Haniey, E. Long and Miss A.
McUue, Martin and Miss Kitie Cara, I. Rati-
gan and Miss Nettie Cara, M. Elliott and Miss N.
Nolker II. Coyne and Miss MeBurke b. Hanley
and Miss N. Burke NJ Griffin and Miss N. Farrell,
B. Crawford and Miss NJ Rothts II. Hanley and
Hiss Cassie Henry.
Last Sunday evening at Kesslers Hall, on Cen
trail avenue the occasion of double birthday
celebration by the Amicida Dramatic Club of the
Heights, to Two OF its MEMBERSHIPS Frances
Schlinghof and Henry Steinbruck, Or. The first
thing in or, or elegant supper, at which
toasts were proposed and responded to in rapid
succession. A short dramatic performance tol
lowed, after which the jolly German flock danced
till o'clock on Monday morning. The two lucky
members received number of handsome pres
ents. Among those present were: President
Bechtnft and wife, II. 6teinbrack. ST., and wife
Aessrs. Duff Langbehn, Muller and their wives
Mrs. E. Kelmel Mrs. Schlingloff, Mr.. Gundelach
and Misa Emma Klahre. G. Stohrer and Miss Der
tha Klahre. Fred Kemler and Miss Hattie Stein
bruck Miss Addie Schilgloff, Julia Kebnel Gussit
hartman, Helen WarnecAe, Pauline Langbehn and
Clara Langbehn; Messrs R. l.. and s. Nash, Fred
Randenbergh, Edward Noble, Robert Hartman
Rudolph and Hugo Klahre, August Eibell, Charles
Zoeller and George Dittmar.