The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-21

Among those present at a recent candy pull at
Miss Mary Z. Marshalls house, on Union street..
were Miss G. Maloney Mr. J. G. Rapp, Miss E.
EHss. Mr.. Bidwell Mr.. Case, Misses Lou and Hattie
Hidaeli and Mr.. Merit.
Norris. the tailor. Address, 9 Montgomery st.
Mrs. Wakeman's schools children gave fair q
low days ago. at so Ocean avenue, in aid of the
Daisy Ward of Christ Hospital. The Misses Mary
and Ethel wakeman Mamie Lord, Bessie Rooster,
Dora Meyers and Masters Richard L0esch and
Robbie Peyton were the managers.
All the rage Norris's SIS pants.
Miss Jennie Anderson was surprised by party
OF her friends at her home. Bright street, Mon
day evening Among those who danced and ate
4he evening away were Mr.. M. Isbister and Miss
Ezeanor Mccoy, Mr.. William Waters and Miss
LAzzie Hayron. Mr.. VIM. Use and Miss Libbie
Griffin. Mr.. Cheetham and Miss Maggie Mccoy
Mr Samuel Sayres and Miss Jennie Hayrcu, Mr..
MeIosh and Miss Mamie Walsh Mr. Seeley and
Miss Grace Young. Mr. Robert Anderson and Miss
Jennie Mccoy. and Mr.. William Anderson and Miss
Msmie Griffin.
Wanted-600 gentlemen 10 know that Norris's
tailoring establishment is at Montgomery street.
Tho ladies who recently conducted the fair of st.
Johns Il. O. Church. Of which the Rev. Father Ter
Woert is pastor we're rendered reception at the
Avenue House last Tuesday evening. There was
large attendance of graceful dancers who seemed
charmed with the music of Prot. Holden's orches-
Ira. Among those present were the Rev. Father
Ter Woert. ex-Alderman McNulty. his faithful CO.
worker during the fair, Mr.. Thomas Noonan Sr.
and family MIR. and Mrs Mclaughlin and family.
stevens and family the ladies who presided at the
booths. their young assistants aud Others, number
ing in all over one hundred
Norris, the tailor. Address. 9 MoRtg merry It.
The homo of the Misses Terwilliger. 238 Fourth
street, was the scene of merry surprise party on
Friday night The company amused themselves
with dancing. interspersed with recitations and
games. The march was led by MIR. Louis Pang-
born and Miss Lottie Rooney. Among those pre-
sent were Miss Amelia Hombach, Miss May Reyn-
Odds. Miss Ella Smith, Miss Louise Mathuse, Miss
Ann Ingram. Miss Lille Samey, The Misses La
BIaach, Miss Josie Reynolds Miss Effie Dunn and
Miss Ronald. Messrs George Ingrasa, George Bird
sail. Summarized, Bennett David White. Richard
son. Smith. Charles Crandle, NJ. A. Il. Ronald M.
a. Shaw. Terwilliger and John Pelloth.
All the rage Norris IS pants
Last Wednesday evening Miss Lou whe1an was
,tendered a birthday reception by her numerous
friends at the rooms OF the s. A. A. Club, AS Grove
street. Among those present al the reception were
n Gleason and Mi Symes j. II. Reagan aud
Eliza Lockwood Robert Falls aud lady. W. Boag
and Miss Katie Donohue, Il. Hermann aud Miss
Lon Whelan. M. DeVries and Miss Annie Sadler, A.
Bruce and Miss Rose Sadier, j. Griffin and Miss
Eliza Sadier. o Hancock and Miss Hilda Johnston,
!. Thornton and lady. William Thornton and Miss
Nate Cole. j. Ryan and Miss Boag, George Bethan
sud Miss Rita Furman. Mr. and Mrs. Toomey, Mr.
and HRS. Whelan. r. Hermanns and sister, E. Chase
and sister. e. Irettyman and Miss Brooks G..
Xoanaans and Miss Sadie McManus, d. Fice and
Miss Hogan. IL. MaiIon and Miss Donan, ana Mr..
Walsh and Miss Lottie Herbert.