The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19
HOBOkEN PUFFS.

A meeting Of ire Association of Carpenters was
held at Bernitt's Hall last Thursday night.
A special meeting of the Val ,ncia Boat Club was
, held at Blemmler's Hall last Thursday evening.
The fifth annual ball Of Oak Lodge No. s, o. d.
H. S. held the other evening at Bernitts Hall.
series of hops similar 10 those of last winter
viii be given at their boat house by the Valencia
Boat Club.
session of Losing Council, American Legion
of Honor, was held at Odd Fellows Hall last
Friday night.
A largely alton led reception of the NIatamorss
Pleasure Club was held at Weber's Hall last We'd
nesday evening.
The first anniversary Of the Eolian Glee Club
was celebrated at the residence of John r. Wig
Sins, on Washington street
The latest wrinkle in the Second Regiment is the
employment OF a buglet. The next wrinkle will
be to utilize him at the drills.
The Ancient and Honorable Order of Cobble
stpnethrowers for the suppression of Chinese
laundries has been organized in Hoboken.
The Duplex Bowling Club visited Pomeroys
alleys on Fourteenth street. New York, last We'd
nesday night, and defeated the Cha 1pion Fin
Knights.
Eight members of the Valencia Boat Club par
tcipated in the athletic and gymnasium exhibition
of the Nonpareil Boat Club. in New York, last
/! Tuesday night.
Mr.. Fred Mathers we'll known in sporting cir
cies as member of the Meteor Boat and Duplex
Bowling Club, SO rumor says, will wed q Hoboken
belle early IN the coming year.
A request is to be made Of Brigadier-G neral
Steele by the Board of officers Of the Second Regi-
ment to designate Hoboken the place where the
next brigade inspection shall be held.
Bernitts Hall was gayly decorated last Monday
night and large number of graceful dancers were
present 1t was the occasion Of the annual ball of
Hoboken Council, American Legion of Honor.
Mrs. G. @. Howard, the great original ''Topsy;'
her husband, the best st. Clair in the world, and
the famous negro comedian, Billy Kersands, in
Uncle Toms Cabin, have kept the theatre world
in hubbub of excitement during the past week.
Col Edward Stevens. of the Second Regiment,
was presented with an elegant diamond badge at
the Arlnory, last Tuesday night, by eut.Colonel
Erlenkoette, on behalf Of all the officers of the
brigade, as mark of his efficiency and the esteem
in which he is held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schneider wero to have had
a silver wedding celebration at the German Club
house last Wednesday evening 1t was postponed
on account of the receipt of cablegram from
Germany announcing tn death of Mr.. schreiber's
aged mother. large number of presents were
however sent the couple by their friends.
The following officers fer the ensuing year were
recently elected by Doric Lodge. No. &c. of West
Hoboken: John Wickham, W. NJ. (re-elected); G.
B. Reynolds, s. W.; VIM. Alexander, j. W.; E. N.
Little, Treasurer; Henry Morgan, Secretary ire
elected; JAS. Matthews, s. D.. W. N. Mier, ]. D.,
F. Mclean, M. of c.; P. Hoffman, NJ. of c.; L.
Il. Matthias, Tyler.
II, Royal Arch NJ sons, held at Odd Fellows Hall,
last Tuesday evening resulted in the election OF
the following officers: W. N. Parsow, High Priest;
d. G. Bovine, King; J. A. Rosenbaum. Scribe; S
N. Miller Treasurer; ] B. Scott, Secretary; g.
Hirschberg, c. of H., VIM. Bache P. S Dr. P. j.
Taylor, R. A. c.; Isaac Palmer. ID. OF First VI Peter
Dufresue. NJ. of Second ". Andrew DoFsett. NJ. of
Third "; r. R. Shirley, Organist; F. Fahrenwad,
THOR.
William B. Tor "Burt;" as he is more Familiarity
known) Crane, son of Undertaken Crane. was
united in marriage in the private parlor of
Naegelis Hotel last Wednesday evening" to Miss
Anna Hildeorandt- The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR. Freund, pastor of the German
Evangelical Church, ia the presence only of the
relatives and friends OF the contracting parties
While the wedding party were INDUCING in
elegantly prepared supper the groom and bride
were serenaded by the members of Washington
Hook Ladder Co., Of which young Crane is a
member, Mr.. and Mrs. Crane will return from
their wedding tour, which they spending in
Washington, D. c., next Wednesday, on the eve
ming of which day reception will be rendered
them at the residence of the groom's parents
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweepers and all the latest
improvements in clothes wringers, at Wood &
Menagh's. 1873 Newark avenue and ITO Pavonia
avenue.