The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28

handsome cold-headed cane Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey and
Miss Bailey, Mrs L. A. Brady, Mrs. Dellere Messrs.
I. sloss James Roche. Joseph Warren. 2. A. Nc
Ginness, ]. Reilly, P. Glaccum, Alderman Reardon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Duff, Mr.. and Mrs James
Warren. the Misses Brady. Messrs Enoch Smith,
A. Calligan, d. McCnrnin and L. Mcbride.
Don't forget to purchase your housefurnishing
goods from Wood Menagh.
Pants 70 Spring wear. S.. SO. 81, So. 50 and $40.
Get them fron Norris. Montgomery street.
The current events of the day are of very little
importance to any person who is about to purchase
furniture from Frank J. Hanly, at 203 Newark ave-
nue., three doors above Jersey avenue.
Over one hundred couples participated in the
festivities at Pohlman's last Monday night, the
occasion being the first reception of the Amethyst
Pleasure Social of the Heights. The ladies and
gentlemen were all in full evening dress. The
committee of arrangement consisted of Misses
Lizzie Malone, Tessie Mcbride. Annie Griffin,
Annie Handley. Mary Handley, Rosetta Franzman
and Emma Miller. Louis II. Hoffman was floor
manager and was assisted by John Revelle and
others.
The wind has had fine old time blowing every.
body In the direction of Frank j. Hanlys furniture
store. 20S Newark avenue three doors above Jersey
avenue.
tain great bargains in your Spring suits from Nor
ris, the tailor, Montgomery street.
Miss Nealie Mulcex, of 555 Communipaw avenue.
was the recipient of pleasant surprise by host
OF ner Ifl0nds last wednesday evening" L0mDarQl,
of New York. discoursed sweet music and at mid.
night the guests sat down to fine collation..
Among those present were Mr. L. Bagnall, Miss
Sadie Foulks. Mr.. j. Gardner. Miss Mary yandall,
Mr.. W. f. Day, Mr.. g. Hanna, Miss Anna See, Mr..
J. yenderveer. Miss Jennie Allies, Mr.. L. Isaac
Miss Louise Bagnall Mr. w. Frazie. Miss Mary
Acker. Mr.. f. Seabeck. Miss Hattie Scott. Mr.. j.
Saxton, Miss Nellie Hinkle, Mr. Everett Ward Mr..
Charles Mills and Mr.. Joseph Friend.
Select your Spring cloth early and get your Spring
styles made by Norris, tailor. Montgomery street.
The Legislature has had good time in Washing
ton, bat they have not enjoyed themselves half as
well those who purchase Frank j. Hanly's furni-
ture-203 Newark avenue three doors above Jersey
avenue.
The Misses Jessie. Sarah and Florence Percy gave
q progressive euchre party and reception last
Thursday evening at their residence, on Glenwood
avenue, Jersey City Heights. The parlors were
prettily arranged eight small tables being proyid
ed for euchre. four persons sitting at each table.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith,
Mr.. E. F. G. Young. jr.. Messrs. Vannar and Stats
Maud Brett, Annie Coffin, Sybil Eyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend, Miss Kittie Pervail Miss Ida Bar
ney, Mr.. Fowler of peekskill, Messrs II. Bennett.
E. H. Apgar, George Shaw and Miss Shaw, Miss
Hattie Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. v. 3. Schenck. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Schenck, Messrs. R. J.Wortendyke Spence
weart. W. Collerd J. Fielder and ]. Price.
Pants of every description. SIS to $40. Immense
stock of cloth for Spring wear. Norris, 9 Mont.
gomery street. Satisfaction guaranteed.
met at the house of Miss Adele Weber, On Cartaret
avenue. Claremont. last Tuesday evening where a
very pleasant evening was spent in social enjoy
ment. Miss George Boice sang Schubert's "Slum-
Der soug," Miss Emily Gennert read "a popular
exposition of moral philosophy" the ARMY and
navy" was read by Mr. George W. Mansfield, and
paper on the English system of education by
Miss Weber. Miss Helen Gennert sang one Of
Schuman's pieces and played Meadelssohn's Fan
TASTE. Among those present were Misses Carrie
and Estelle Schultz. Aggie Scott. Estele Conkling
George Boice. Nellie Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Conkling, Miss Pockman Misses Helen and Emily
Pockman, Arnold Weber, Walter Woodward and
Walter futile.
This is the time of the year when you will want
comfort in your house. Purchase all your house
furnishing goods from Wood Menagh.
Read Joseph warren's. auctioneer. advertise
ments of important auction sales to take place on
the days named
Last Wednesday evening grand birthday party
was rendered Miss Lizzie Walton at the residence
of Mrs. Kent 288 Grove street. Music was furn
ished by ths Truly Friends Association, composed
of M. Grovro Thomas Hyatt. Henry Kretzmer
Thomas Mailly and Harry Harrison. At midnight
a grand collation. was spread After supper dane
ing was resumed and Duets were snng by Miss
Furgeson, Miss Graham and Miss Gaehan. Mr..
Allen, OF Pla1nheld, recited some very interesting
Rotations. Mr. Graham played piano solo and
the Truly Friends sang some comic songs. Miss
Walton received a number of fine presents The
following were among the gathering: Henry Krelz-
mer and Miss L. Walton, M Grovre and Lizzie
Hensly, Thomas Mailly and Rose Steiner Harry
Harrison and Miss Dowd, Mr.. Graham and Miss
Kent. George Furgeson and L. Delaney, Thomas
Hyatt and Miss Graham, MIR. Allen and Miss Gag.
han, Charles Lewis and Lizzie Smith. Gesge Hy-
man and wife, Thomas Ready and L-dy, John
Tuttle and lady and George Furgeson and sister.
MThe immense business done by Wood L Mer agh
in housefurnishing goods would surprise the
ladies'. Order all your hoasefurnishing goods
from this firm