The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-01-24
SOCIAL FESTIVITIES.

Miss Hattie Nolan. Of Wayne street. was rendered
a birthday surprise party by number Of her
friends last Monday evening.
A pleasant surprise was rendered the other even
ing to Charlie Cosgroye by q host of his little
friends at his parents residence, 1857 Summit ave-
nue., Jersey City Heights
Norris makes pants for So Montgomery street.
M. G. r. Belienden was pleasantly surprised
the other evening by the eleven young ladies COM
prising his Sunday school GLASS; each Of the young
l-dies being accompanied by an escort. Dancing
and supper were the features of the occasion.
There was an old fashioned "taffy pull" at the
residence Of M. McGowan, "a Woodward street,
one evening last week. The young people soon
tired Of tafy pulling and the balance Of the even
ing was enjoyed in dancing and singing. Among
those present were the Misses Hattie Ackerman,
Fannie Kennedy, Nellie Gale and the Misses Phil
lips and Mrs R. L. Wheeler and II L. Dougherty.
THAT husband of mine" always buys his fur
nishing goods from Baron, Newark avenue.
On the occasion Of her sixteenth birthday, last
Tuesday evening Miss Nettie Clark was rendered a
birthday reception by number of her friends
The young lady rece we'd a number of presents,
among them diamond ring from her parents.
Among those present Miss Lille Yanarsdale,
Miss Josie Cooper. Miss Hattie Slelier, Miss Gerie
Champion, Miss Sadie Hosmer, Miss George But
Ter, Mr.. VIM. Marshall, Mr.. Samuel Kent and Mr.
August Krausr.
Norris makes pants for IS. Montgomery street.
The arst Of series OF progressive euchre parties
was held last night week at the residence Of Mrs
William 6ftuMefAOH, on t0lumUulpAW avenue
The playing was continued till II o'clock when all
hands adjourned to the dining room where hne
supper had been prepared The party broke up q
few moments before midnight. The players were
Messrs. Dr. Opdyke, DIR. John Westcrvelt, Mr. J. B.
Doremus, Justice Fl. G. Slater, Edward and 10 I'm
bull. Charles Small. of Brooklyn, Thomas Grower.
of New York, and Clarkson Slater, Miss Kittie
Crowen Mamie Doremus, Gussie Van Horne, clara
and Emma Post, Gertie Dudley, Mamie Bull,
Emma small MIRA H.C. Slater, Mrs. j. B. Doremus
and Mrs Betchel, of Trenton. The prizes won
were. First prizes-Mr. Doremus and Miss Grower;
Boobies" Mr.. charles Small and Miss Bechtel;
Most progression, Mr.. Ed Bull and Miss Mamie
Bull.
Those medicated double front and back under
shirts are having large sales at BAron's. Newark
avenue.
B The teachers Of the Reformed Sunday School, Of
Greepvifle. held meeting at the residence Of Mrs.
w. P. yreelaAd, at the Bay Shore. last Wednesday
afternoon. There was a birthday party In the
evening to which the teachers remained. The
evening WAS passed in social pastimes and dane
ing A fine supper was partaken of at 1880,
Among those present were Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
Harvey, Mrs Kyle, Miss Stock dale. Misses Aggie
and Lizzie Scott, Bessie aud Bertha Campfeid
Carrie SCHULTZ Frances Holmes, Kita Harris Nellie
Re d. Annie Wright. Geosgie Boice, Rose battley,
Lizefte Jacobs and Mrs. Deacon, Messrs. Paul
Lsgnot WV. Outwater, s. 4 Harvey. jay Pock-
man, G. McAneny, Jr-, Rev. PIT. Pockman,
Henry Vree1and Charles Jacobs. Edward M. Kyle,
Messrs. Deacon and Dickens.