The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14

at Monday evenings session of Bayonne
| Building and Loan Association, No. l. The
sum of 81 500 was also loaned on sharea.
The James v. Van Buskirk Post, No.
| 100,sG. a. r., Drum and Fife Corps was or
ganized recently with a membership OF
| fifteen by a number of Bergen Point
youths. John Connors. of Cottage street,
will be the drum major
A reunion and entertainment in which
Misses Squires, Ellison, Cora Woodruff
and Nettie Vroom, and Mr.. Philip Beard
sley participated, was held Tuesday even
| ing in Arcauum Hall, Bayonne proper. by
| the members of the Young Folks Literary
and Social circle Of the Madison NJ. z.
church.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Madison M. e. church, a
social reception was held Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. Cornelius Nee
land, of Thirtieth street and Avenue A,
Centreyille. Preparations for the fair they
propose to hold during the ensuing week
in that edifice for the benefit Of the church
are being made by the ladies' of the Third
Reformed church Of Avenue T, Bergen
Point.
The nuptials of DIR. E. F. Harting, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Ida Louisa
Allen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac L.
Allen, were celebrated Wednesday evening
at the residence of the brides parents on
Centre Street, Pamrapo Miss Mary Nor
timer was bridesmaid, Mr.. Charles G.
Knaemer, was the best man. and Rev.
Charles Hull, of the Madison NJ E Church,
of6ciated. Abont six dozen guests were
present. The young couple will reside in
Brooklyn.
A project flor the organization of stock
company for the purpose of building
either ON Avenue G or Avenue D, in the
Centreville section of the city, is being dis
cussed by many of our leading DAD Fell
lows. The project is to have the structure
built of brick, three stories high the
lower floor to be constructed for stores, the
second story to form a good-sized hall or
concert-room to be furnished with we'll
equipped stage, and the upper floor to be
arranged for lodge-rooms. The stock COM
pany will, in all probability, be formed
during the present month as the project is
deem ed very feasible.
Jubilee services for the purpose of en-
aiding the parishioners to obtain indul-
gence were held in st. Mary's Star of the
Sea r. @. Church at Bergen Point, during
the past week. Rev. Father James Corri-
gan, President of Seton Hall College,
officiated Monday ; Rev. Father Kelly, of
Jersey City, conducted the services Tues
day Rev. Father Daniel Mccarthy, of
Paterson. preached Wednesday; Rev.
Father White, eff st, Albertson's, discoursed
Thursday, and Rev. Father Father Mar
diello, of Bloomfield. oficiated Friday
The jubilee closed yesterday morning with
the celebration of Mass by Rev. Father
Killeen and Egan.
Mr.. Archibald A. Smith, of Bergen
Point, prominent member of the Bergen
Point Athletic Club and of the Argonant4
Rowing Association; and Miss Fannie
Fiske, daughter of Mr.. William 3. Fiske,
were married Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents ct 25 Han
cock street, Brooklyn, by Rev. d. Behrens,
of thaS city. The ushers were Messrs.
Frank d. Ostrom and John Lewis, and
William and Henry Plske, all of Brooklyn,
the latter two being brothers of the bride.
M IS Marion Fiske was her sisters maid of
honor. The society circles of Brooklyn
and Bayonne were well represented among
the many guests who were in attendance.
After returning from their wedding tour
the young couple will reside 10 this city.