The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-14

on Grove street, we're: Mr.. John o'Nara and Miss
Maggie Flanagan, Mr.. Ben. Luther and Miss Annie
Ryan, Mr. Edward Mcdonald and Miss Lizzie Hal
lasan, Mr.. Frank Ryan and Miss Sarah Hassat Mr..
Frank McCarty and Miss Laura Eagan, Mr.. Thos.
Mures ana Miss Mary Ryan, Mr.. George Dompierre
aud AIiss Hallagan, Mr. Thomas Burke and Miss
Maggie Larkins and Mr. William Wood and Miss
Norah Johnson.
Mr.. Robert L. Hill was rendered surprise recep-
tion by large number of his friends at his home,
63 Storm avenue few evenings since. Some of
the ladies favored the audience with pretty songs
MessTs. Emmons and Buchanan recited an d every
body danced that knew how. A fine supper was
served at midnight. Among the guests we're: Mr..
aud Mrs X. L. Hill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joha
Bumsted, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Buchanan,
Mr. and Mrs. J. g. Emmons, Mr. and Mrs. J. I.
Woodruff Mr.. and Mrs. Read, Mr.. Geo. r Baker,
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. T. Lyon, Misses Underhill, of
Brooklyn; the Misses Nellie White, Hattie Worster
Sadie woodruff. Sadie Folks, Annie Lee Annie
Elliott, Rachel Elliott, Jennie WILSON, Mamie Bag
nell Katie Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs. frink. Nee >rs,
Robert Dickson, George Hannah Frank Leo, VIM
White, ]. II. Werster, O. s. McClbe, J. Jack, Ralph
BrOckman. Lewis McClOSEey Samuel UuderhSN
and Levy Stephens.
Mrs. Boage, of Lafayette, was rendered surprise
reception at her home last Tuesday by about
t~cnts-h or thirty friends from Hoboken.
Although taken completely by surprise Mrs. Boage
found plenty OF room for her welcome guests, and
an evening of much merriment was passed, the
fun being interrupted for while at about eleven
o'clock to the entire satisfaction OF the inner man
Among the band of surprisers were Mrs. Lucas,
Mr.. Coward and Mrs. Hewitt Mr.. Day and Miss
Hughes, Mr. Fitch and Miss Ella McKenna, Mr..
Yoner and Miss Dickson Mr.. Comstock and Miss
Jones. Mr.. Mackin and Miss Moss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cropsey and Mr.. j. Baron and Miss E. Dickson.
Mrc Boage made the recipient of several
handsome and expensive presents.
Among those who enjoyed the festivities at this
reception rendered the other evening by Miss Josie
Haggerty, of Grand strict, to her friends Mere: Mr.
/, James Flynn and wife of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
james Flynn, Jr, Mr. John Flynn and wife, Mr..
John McApally OF New York. Mr.. Edward Corners,
Mr. James 6loomer. Mr. Michael F. Delaney, Mr.
Terrence Delaney, Hiss Kate Delaney. Blr john
Haggerty. Mr.. James Haggerty, Miss Beckie Sanger,
Miss Lizzie Adelum, Miss Madge Docherty, Mr..
al. Fornian OF New York.
Mr.. Louis Won Eehmer, Of No. 1855 Eighteenth
street, was rendered sazprise reception by
number of ais friends the other evening. Mrs.
Won BehNer rendered several pretty solos in good
style, Prof. Moylan presided at tAe piano. and the
guests danced the happy hours away till midniehs,
when fine supper WAS served Among those pres
emit were: Mr.. and Mrs John EavAnASh, Misses
Minnie Gerard. NJ. Murphy AVID eister, Emma
Gray, Julia Stanton, Anxie Martin, Carrie Eoimss,
Rita coward Lizzie Smith. Perry and SISTER Carrie
Ozark, Lizzie Bishop ard Mamie farks, Of Nawsrk;
Messrs. O. II. 0Msss ank George Ganley. of Brook
lvn Fl. Barnes. W. waddiagtop, Hoserr Taylor.
Harry Barker, Lyman HoIsea Elmer scharHdAr.
Geo. Davis. J. Suydam, Prof Moylan, and DR..
Miller, late of Paris,