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

Mr.wm. J. Klee was Prince Carnival at the Arion
ball. =
Mr. John Laulba and wife are on trip through
the South.
Clarence Wilkinson. of Communipaw avenue, is
in Florida.
George Laybolt, of Greenville, is travelling on
the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Linn are among recent visitors
to Washington. III =
Mrs. VIM. I. Hoffman will go to Bermuda for her
health, on Tuesday
II: B. CIafin. Of Bramhall avenue, returned last
week fFoIn Florida.
Miss Mamie Dugan, of Claremont, is visiting re-
latives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Pierson returned from
trip to Washington yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Stoddsrd lectured on "Napolean Bona
parte at the Tabernacle last Monday night.
Ex-County Clerk Van Horn has purchased new
residence on Magnolia avenue, near Chestnut
DR.. James Wilkinson and Mrs wilkinson will
sail for Europe. for short sojourn on April 29th
Incorporation Counsel stuhr, of Hoboken, was
married last Tuesday night to Flushing, L. L.
Will Major Erlenkoetter really prefer charges
ment?
The Board of Education has promoted Miss
Selma NJ Serle to the First Assistant PrincipalshiI
of School No. 8.
Mr.. and MIRA W. H. Speer and Miss speer attend
ed fashionable wedding al Waterbury, Conn. one
evening recently.
Miss ID. L. Van Wrinkle has been promoted TO the
position OF first assistant of the grammar depart
ment Of School No. 1.
Miss Ransom Of e31 Jersey avenue, has been en-.
PERTAINING her friend, Miss Horner, of Egypt his
during the past month.
Rev Mr. Brett, of the Bergen Reformed Church
MRS. Z. b. Percy and daughter, and v R. Schenck
and wife were in Washington last week.
Rev. Edward F. MoldeAke. of New York lectured
N iil, kesslers 8 Hall last Wednesday evening, on
0limpses OF Tourist Life in Switzerland
Miss Ida B. Bowers, having passed satisfactory
examination, is now Assistant Teacher in the
Primary Department of Public School No. 2.
Janitor McDonalds son. of the Bayonne City
han, whose leg was recently amputated at st.
Francis Hospital will survive the operation.
Miss Sophie Schaub, of Illinois. has been spend.
ing theWinter with her cousin, Miss Emma Schaub
at the latter's home on Grove street. Miss Emma
will return with Miss Sophie in SPRING
Mayor Collins. ex-oongressman Hardenbergh,
and Colonel John McAnerney occupied seats on
the platform and addressed the audience at the
lecture at the Tabernacle last Wednesday evening.
Rev. DR.. Stoddard, pastor Of St. Johns P. E.
Church, delivered his interesting lecture entitled
New Walks with Charles Dickens in the Taber-
nacle, last Thursday night, before large audi.
ence.
o.
Is. Primary Department, by the Board Of Educa-
ton last Tuesday night. Emma Ballou is now
Head assistant and Alice NJ. Lockwood, First As
sistant,
Algernon s. Sullivan lectured in the Tabernacle
last Wednesday evening for the benefit Of the
charitable work which the Nun of Kenmare has
undertaken in this city. The Tabernacle was
packed.
Finance Commissioner Emil E. DATE, William @.
Heppenheimer, Colonel Otto Heppenhei1ner AS
semblyman Dayton, william F. Albeit and ex.
Mayor Taussig were prominent guests at the Arion
ball last week.
Rev. Dr. Addison P. Foster has resigned his pas.
torate Of the First Congregational Church Of Jersey
City and accepted call extended by the Conerega.
uonal Church at Roxbury, Mass. He will assume
his new pastorate in April.
Ed. Mclaughlin put on his war paint at the
Citizens Associations meeting last Tuesday night
Assembymen Seymour, Peloubet and Mcdonald
no doubt, stand better with the community since
he sailed into them than ever.
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction E. o.
Chapman, City SuperiRte ndent Edscn MAYOR Col
Inns and ex Congressman Hardenbergh addressed
the teachers and pupils of Public School No 20 at
the reception held last Thursday afternoon.
Charlie Peshall, who is well known in this city
for bis great love for dogs and who is Vice Presi-
dent OF the New Jersey Kennel Club has lust
brought over from England pointer, Mick of
at the coming bench show y
A. P. Riheman, the popular bill poster and Mrs.
Rikeman viii celebrate their golden wedding At
their home, NJ. 2l5 First street next Friday even
ing. Mr.. klkelnan has been successful man and
hosts OF friends will carry their little tributes Of
affection and remembrance to him.
Mr. ], A. MacLaucnlan. editor of the old Jersey
City Times has resigned his position as steno.
grapner OF Judge Depue'p Court. and has opened
on aimee IN Newark. He Was for many years Steno,
grapher Of the United States Senate. ana is SC.
counted one OF the most exper stenographe sin
the country,