The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-05
SOCIAL Festivities.

The players at the progressive euchre party at
the home of the Misses Harry, on Ocean avenue,
few evenings ago. were: AIRS. X. H. Fink, the
Misses Harry, Miss Francis, Miss Pancoast and
Messrs. Streebe Holmes. McNerey, Coles and Mc-
AIeny. Miss Psncoast and Mr. McNerey won the
ring prizes and Mrs. Fink and Mr.. Coles the
boobies.
reception Of the Young PEOPLES Association of
the South Bergen Reformed Church was held few
evenings ago at the residence of Z. III. Franks,
Bergen avenue. The evening was devote to sing
ing and selections on the piano, followed by
past worthy Of the occasion. The officers of the
association L. Rickox, President; G, w. Brit
ten, President; C. Golden, secretsry; G. Rein
hardt, Treasurer.
Miss Amelia CAN'T, Of Griffith street, rendered
Ter uncle prior to his departure for tour abroad,
reception. There was large gathering, who
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion, the principal at
fractions Of the evening being the dancing and the
fine collation. served at midnight. Among those
present we're: The Misses A. Muller, q. Jones. b.
Andrews J. Gantz n. jerks and Messrs. CAN'T
Muller. Murray. smith. Merriam, Cosgrove and
Beckwith.
No. 141 Sussex street, was the scene. the other
evening, Of largely attended and quite brilliant
entertainment. The principal enjoyment OF the
occasion was the dancing. and collation. was
served at midnight. Among those present were:
Mr., G.. Allen. Miss Mamie O'Aei1. Mr.. Charles
Friend, Jr. Miss Mamie Kelly. Mr.. r. Green and
K. Ward, Mr.. G. Smith and Miss 8. Murray, Mr. J.
Beggs and Miss B. Ward aud DR.. Sheppard and
Miss Paisley.
A most pleasant surprise was rendered Mr.. Geo.
Beiger-a Pennsylvania Railroad employe-At his
home. No. Willow place. last Monday night. an
der the auspices of quarette Of his lady friends,
Miss Smith, Miss Hayden and the Misses Mamie
and Minnie Kennedy. Among those present were:
Mr.. P, Moschel and wife, MIR. Kennedy. Mr.. J.
Ganett and wife, Mr. NJ. Shine and Miss Kate Hy-
land. MIR, Ivers and Miss G. Smith, P. Sherry, Miss
Kate Fell, Miss Julia Kennedy, Miss Mamie Daily
and Mr.. J. DAILY and wife.
Mr.. George Howe, who recently became a bene-
a,tt.e
to the rooms OF the Scottish American Athletic
Club, by delegation of sixty of the Clubs mem
bers, headed by band of I'VE pieces FROM the Van
Houten POST Drum Corps, where he was rendered q
hearty and rousiDg reception. fine collation.
was spread, over which the serensders and the OBJ
ject of THAR clamor tarried long and merrily. Mr..
Joseph Ryan responded in able manner to the
toast, Married Lie is Joy Forever, and every
body was enchantea with the rendition of the
song. "old Savannah House. The Larboard
Watch" duetts was ably rendered by Mrs. NJ. De
Vries and William Boag.
Among those who attended the ~house warming"
rendered to their friends, at th cir residence No.
149 Palisade avenue, by the Aessra- Stenz and De
St. George. few evenings since, were: Mr.. and
Mrs, edward De st. George Miss Pauline De st.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph 6chaub, Mr.. VIM.
Stenz the Misses Nellie Stenz Bertha Levy, An
ME Roeper, Prof. II. Engmann and Engene We'll,
of New York; Max De St. George and Miss Emma
Schaub, Ferdinand Schaub. Henry Bornemann
and Miss Minnie Bornemann, the Misses Lulu
Beckers, Julia and Tillie Stenz. Lizzie Ashley,
Elizabeth De st. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bornemann, Mr. Carl Pfalz and Miss Mary De st.
George Mr.. VIM. Oltmanns and Mr. Eer.
Mas Kate Cunningham rendered her esiends
reception at her house, 276 Washington street.
last Tuesday evening, it being the occasion OF the
attainment of her eighteenth year. The evening
was passed in singing, dancing and various other
forms Of social amusement. Miss Cunningham
received a number OF handsome presents. Among
those present were. George Masterble and Miss
Kate Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Doyle, Anthony Ken
adua and J0hn Dixnz am
Miss Julia broth. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cunning
ham, Thomas Reddy and Miss Mamie Cunning
ham, William Drott and Miss Mamie Reddy- Chas.
Bickel and Miss Mamie Rehill, James Archie and
Miss Laura Archie, William Darling and Miss Min
ME Wayne Mr.. and Mrs. Aurtha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaffney, Walter German and Miss Annie Maesner,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cunningham, Edward
Wayne and Miss Clara Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Robertson, Joseph Eddy and Miss Mamie
Wannamaker.
Miss Lena Musagiller resides at No. IS Hoboken
avenue Last Tuesday was the young ladys birth
day. Accordingly in ths evening about fifty of
her friends-abcut evenly divided between the
sterner and the milder sex-gathered at -Kes-
melts," on Palisade avenue and Ferry street, de-
termined to surprise the Miss unawares. About
$50 the surprisers took the house and the young
lady lady likewise by storm, and proceeded to
make the night memorable to the recipient of
their honors. They doubtless succeeded. Among
those pre-. ent ware: Miss Christina Mussgiusr and
VIM. Height, of Newburg; otto Schultz and Miss
Annie Witugsehager, the Misses Dora and Amelia
Willich, of Roseville, with Messrs. Fred and
Will Mussgiller; Oscar LANCER and Miss Marie
Schuster. Richard Ehlers and Miss II. Spliedt,
Ge9zge j. Pforr and Miss Bessie Braun August
Berbert and Miss Annie Wachtermaiar, Robert
Schultz and Miss Mamie Werner, Fred Spiedt
and Miss Rose Mussgiller. Prank Becker and Miss
Edith LANCER, John Peters and Miss Annie spiedt,
Otto Schneider and Miss Amelia Werner, George
Mediterranean and Miss Lizzie Francke, Frank
Spiedt and Miss Martha Robinson, Fred Sauer
and sister, Charles Smith and Miss Clara LANCER,
George KIopp and Miss Rica Wittschlager, Geo.
Musrgilier and his hance, Miss Louisa Wolf Frank
Holmes and Harry Waters.