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Stevens. is about TO take up his residence
at Brick Church.
HProfessor and Mrs. Suds will give re-
ceptlon to the Senior Class Of Stevens
institute, tomorrow evening.
The members and friends of the Atlantic
BOAT Club had dance at Odd Fellows
Hall, Hoboken, last Wednesday night
The latest engagement in Hoboken is
enae Of NE, Edward B. Saenger to Miss Lena
Saenger, daughter OF Mr.. Frank Saenger.
The Independent Schuetzen Corps Of
hoooken viii hold forth at a reception to
Re glsen py them Tuesday night at Odd
CAN Hearts : is the great City Hall game
now; fo1 can find the crowd in PhiIli-
oerts back room nearly every afternoon
handling the cards.
Otto Fuchs, of the yalencia Boat Club,
IS getting new log book ready. Last wear
ne only roWed 40 miles. This year he viii
not stop short Of 600 miles. -
When the Board of Education receives
the resignation of teacher, the oueation
Is Immediately asked, Is it going to be ip
the house, or is it a church wedding?"
Chas. f. Kaegebehn, Jr., is practicine with
oowle-knlte on beer-kegs in the back
yard. He says that when the " old mans"
wild bears come he's going to have hack
at them.
Miss Tnurston, daughter of Professor
X. II. Thurston, of Cornell, and Miss
Boughton, Professor Thurston's sister-ip-
law, are visiting Mrs. Professor McCord in
Hoboken.
Commissioner of Assessments. Daniel
Donnegan of Hoboken, who is an ardent
Land Lacquer, Is the treasurer of every
organization he belongs TO- Che cash and
Daniel seem to have special affinity.
Mrs. W. R. Jenvey, wife of the rector of
81, Paufs Church, Hoboken, has returned
from long visit to relatives in the far
West. She was rendered reception by
ming.
Mr. w. Pollock is the Regent of Hudson
70. Council Royal Arcanum. He is younu
but his friends think HIN old enough for q
City Father, and are booming him for the
Counclnanic nomination in the second
ward
Principal Kelly, Of No. 8 School. who
was elected President of the Hoboken
| United IrIshmen the other night. and viii
preside at the ST. Patricks banquet at the
Park Hotel, believes in dynamite as per-
suader
Mr.. VIM. Shipper, secretary of the Hack
ensack Water Company, only son OF the
late VIM. W. Shipper, so long a prominent
resident of Hoboken, Twill soon desert the
ranks of the bachelors. He will be married
in the last week in April.
Ex-Corroration Attorney VIM. s. Stubr
has returned from his wedding tour. he
is looking hale and hearty, and as he
bestowed very fair Havana upon the
TATTLER, who congratulated him. il is fair
to presume that he is happy.
Miss Machold, of Hudson street. enter
tanned select few in Rev. Kitchens
on Thursday evening. The attraction was
a candy-pull. Huyler's 'Fresh every hour"
was nowhere in comparison with the sweets
the young people manufactured
There is faction of the Democracy ia
Hoboken that has already begun TO talk
about g clean sweep in the City Hall this
| Spring" But in almost the same breath
| they mention the names of stock candi-
dates as substitutes for the present office
holders.
1t is whispered that the next wedding on
the tapiS will be that of Mr.. Herbert Camp
! bell, OF the Hoboken Free Stores, to Miss
Nellie, youngest daughter of ex- Commodore
hetchum. The cards are not out, but it is
said that the ceremony will take place
early in the Spring.
The Teutonic residents of Hoboken be-
lleve in having good time even on Sum
day. Tonight the Iloboken Quartette Olab.
singing society over quarter of CEN
fury old, will hold carnival at Odd Fell
lows Hall, at which every guest is expected
to appear IN some unique or fancy COS
tune.
Although it. is currently believed that
Bridge Besson is on "still huat" for
Water Registrar Mike" Murphy's g sit. :"
one of the Ex-Ex Ex-Mayor's political init
mates assures US that it isn't so. He SAYS
"Bridge" never dreamed of running for
the Office. He wants nothing to do with
water.
The Democrats Of the Hoboken seosiea
of the Seventh Assembly District are "one
and indivisible in opposition to the bill
increasing the Mayors term of Office.
They swear by the power of Terry Melon.
aids vote that one year is long enough for
bad Mayor, and that if they get a good
enough man, they can re-elect him.
The announcement in Hoboken yester-
| day that Mayor Timken would send into
the City Fathers at their next meeting
veto of the Police Pension Ordinance has
created considerable comment. Naturally
the police cont like it, and their friends in
the Council and outside think that the
Mayor has been too ready to listen to the
demands of the Citizens Association.
"Gus Boehm, the elder brother of the
popular leader of the Valencia Orchestra.
who draws the harmony from the big bass
vol, is. much more of musician than his
position in the orchestra would indicate
to the unmusical. He is musical and dra-
matte correspondent for two English papers
in Chicago and on German paper in New
York in the same capacity. He is q member
of the New York Press Club and the Ger
man Press Club.
The "S. s. S."-not the patent medicine,
but the Stevens Senior Social's ball-will
be held on Monday evening at the College,
one of the larger lecture rooms being
turned into ball room for this purpose.
Prof. Geyer will rig up magnificent
chandelier of incandescent electric lights
for the occasion. The dances are very
select, generally less than twenty-five
couples DarticinatinO