The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-03-07

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Miss ST. ssillwsil vas surprised y n humble
other freads at her home 2ol Eighth strsss, Las
Mopda, evening, all Of whom came en- Vi Issls
Mdsic snd danciig were the orders OF the evening
interspersed with recitations by Miss Holmes, o
Rapport and SONGS By the guess. An etea4ps sol
laton was served at midnight. $F4
Ladies, have on elegant and immense line 81
towelings. viii dispose Of large lot at uric !
that cannot be beaten In any city. / guaran,e,
The birthday party giveneby Mira. Markley 4
Misc Nina Heller was q great success forty ION,
GUESTS enjoyed the elegant repast as we'll a. tn,
dancing and other amusements Prominent anaouf
the LADIES' OF the party were the Misses Britton
The presents were numerous and costly Dancins
was continued until o'clock in the morning.
- Men may come and men may 20" but stli oul
citizens move gr4ndly onward 10 Frank J. Han "
above Jersey avenue.
The nrst annual invitation soirea of the Hudson
City Turn Verein pruru and Fife Corps wa, held a
Turn Hall last night week. Among those present
were Mr.. and MIRA. Julius Flack, Mr.. and Mrs
Julias BERTHE. Mr.. and Mrs Otto Schaedler. Messrs
Otto Rau. James Steiner, e LETTERS George Klopp
Ernst Gerhart and ladies. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wit.
terscniags Mr. and Mrs. julius Schlawitz, Mr
and Mrs. Err st Braunstein.
"Will you be kind enough to tell me where
Frank ]. Hanly's furniture store is located p
Yes. madam. 2JS Newark avenue, three doors alb We
Jersey avenue.
A reception was given last Tuesday night by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Van Keureu at their residence,
No l4S Coles street. to the summer guests Of the
Mansion House. at Piernont, on the Hudson. II
was delightful little affair. Amongthose present
were Mr. aud Mrs O L. KRUGER. n, Captain Chad
born and wife, OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. H.
Kase Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hamilton, Mrs. Linn.
OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs. L. d Fowler Mr.. Will
Startup and Mamie Van Keuren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Van Keuren and Mr.. and Mrs. Louder,
bough. ~
Now that you are commencing to throw out your
old furniture and ut up with new, you had better
select 1t from Frank ]. Hanly 203 Newark avenue,
three doors above Jersey avenue.
Among those present Mt the surprise rendered
Mr.. w. II. Purcell, at his home ON Hopkins avenue
Last Monday night, we're Miss Irene Macreedy Mr..
John PARCEL and wife. Mr. Ed ward PARCEL. Misses
Cora and Lizzie PARCEL, Mr.. Frank " I'LL ans and
Miss Halliday. Mr.. Fred Macdonald and Miss
Mary Short Mr.. George Messler and Miss 1illie
Dean. Mr. T. s. Halliday. Mr.. Louis sSamuels, Mr..
James pepew, Jr., and Miss Ada Bell Miss Anna
Depew. Miss Soper Miss Shaw and Mr.. George
Anderson.
Norris. the tailor. has large line of Spring
clothing ready. Montgomery street.
reception was rendered q few evenings ago by
Miss Helen Flavnal. to number Of her young
fir ends at her home on Bergen avenue. Dancing
and psrior games were induced In tiil ii O'CLOCK
where the merrymakers adjourned to the dining
room. where the inner man Was more than satisfied
after which they dropped out in pairs or quaretss
until all had lett. Among those present were
Misses Belle Wilton. Mary Finerty. Agnes Wilton
Jennie Fowler, Rose Erner, Hattie Wells Elsie
Corcorsn Ellen Connors Fanny Powell. III. ssrs
Henry Fowler. Will S.ope George Priop, John
Finerty. Frank Woods. Harry Pohl. Charles Terrill
and Will Hogan.
The largest line of hemstitched linen han aker.
chiefs ever found in this state. These goods are
positively worth from % to As cents each. Baron
sells them for II. 19. and % cents. Newark ave-
Mrs. James Robb gave reception to the friends
OF her two daughters-the Misses Nina and Mollie
at her residence. No. Ito Bright street, Monday
evening week. Tha house was thronged with
m. r,y crowd of young ladies and gentlemen.
Dancing was the principal feature of the .vening.
Shortly after midnight the guests were ushered
into the dining ROOM whore bouniiful repast had
Among those present were Mrs. Turk and her two
daughters, MIR. and Mrs. David Fletcher Miss ].
Giibarry. Miss Laidlaw and DIR Tucker. OF New
York, Misses G. Anderson a. McGrath, q. Randall
8 Silsing. Golding. s. Cobb. aid and Flynn and
Messrs. Comfort Norman, English, Crawford, Bell
Hall. Randall. LOCKWOOD Grimes Ebel Cryler,
Fuchs and Alex and James Robb Almost enjoya-
BILE evening was spent
great rush for the barg Tins In Modes aud Tan
socks Get them In New York for 81 % per box.
Find them at Baron's for 99c same goods. same
number-half dozen. Newark avenue.
Miss Anna Flax held birthday reception last
evening week at her residence ON Columbia Place,
Grecnville, at which were present. among Others
Mr. A. Schultz and Miss Lizzie Carey, Mr.. Henry
Wellbrook and Miss Ca Norden. Mr.. Robert
Schultz and Miss Mamie Eveleth, Sam. McAneny
aud Mss Lily Morse Mr.. E. Holmes and Miss
Emeline simmons. Mr.. David Somers and Miss
Lizzie McAneny, Mr.. Otto Lembeck and Miss
Nellie Somers. Mr. C Somers aud Miss Bertha
Grady. Mr.. Leonard McAHeny and Miss Mary Rid
dies. Mr.. Max Norden and Miss Ida Wellbrook Mr.
Gustave Lembsck and Miss Lucy Deans, Mr. Otto
Liebus and MISS Rachel Soners Mr.. Edward
Philips aud Miss Ida Lembecki Mr.. Writ Philips
and Miss Eva Chesseboro, Misses katis Schultz
Sadie and Efis Deans. Emily Hauser and Annie
Simmons
A. Kantrpwich has the .Anest.variety Of albums
and plush frames in the State. n
Mrs. j. D. Taylor. who is Secretary of the Estella
Choral Union, entertained the oficsrs and members
OF the Union at supper, few evenings since at
her residence On behalf Of her guests The hostess
made the recipient of \ handsome gold pen
and holder President W. II. Allen he wing been
selected to make the presentations. Mrs. Taylor
responded. accepting the pretty gift, IN few well
chosen remarks. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. W. b. Allen. Mr.. and MrsrJ. H. Merritt
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Soper, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Tay-
Tor. Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Cranmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Merritt Mr.. and Mrs. John Dslleot Mr.. and
Mrs. George stevens, Mr. aud Mrs.<A. D. Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leghorne, w. A. Hummer Miss
Emily Craig. Anna Leghorne. Mr.. WsDavis, Mamie
Mann, Annie Irving, Mrs. Mosher. Miss Berth4
Qldian, Miss Mamie Van Horne, George Leghorne
NJ. HAring o. Haring, Charles Nelson and Eta
Miller.
Purchase your Spring neckwear at Baron'a,
Newark avenue
A reception was held one evening last wsek at
The residence Of Mr.. John Apmund OF Greenville,
In honor OF that gentlemaL's recent return from
Colorado. The honored host was the recipient of
some handsome presents on the occasion. Among
the friends who honered him by their presence on
the occasion were: From New York--Ar and Mrs
Daniel Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roger, Mr..
sRd Mrs Slas Apmond Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Red.
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Beyers, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Green. Mr. Peter Apmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frieze
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs Tensor
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Tivell. and Misses Nellie
Late. Edith Raynor and Ellen. Mccoy. From
Brooklyn-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Underwood, Mr..
and Mrs ii. W. Tenner Mr.. and Mrs. Pleoner Mr.
mond, and Ms Julia Rayner. From Greenville
were Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Wright Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Smith, Miss Emma Pagan and Julia Henry.
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