The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-28
A LORD AMONG THE GUESTS.
The Six Bijou Socials Entertain at Mrs.
Bliss on Madison Avenue.

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The Six Bijou Socials Entertain at Mrs.
Bliss on Madison Avenue.
The Bijou Social Club has but six
members, Miss Mabel Snedeker, Miss
Bessie Rooster, Miss Carrie Clark, Miss
Ethel Norris, Miss Addie Hill and Miss
Florence Bliss. Last night the club gave
its first reception at the residence of
Mrs. Egerton A. Bliss, No. SIS Madison
avenue. The house was J%astefully decor
ated with holly and smilax and mistletoe
boughs hung from the chandeliers.
Dancing and music which was under
the direction of Professor Cranmer, were
among the evenings amusements. Supper
was served by Morrow and Day.
Among the guests were Lord Chester
field of England, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark, Mr.: Mrs. E. f.. c. Young,
Miss Nellie Miller, Of Orange.
Miss Nettie Shannon OF New York,
Miss Nettie Madden, Miss Nettie STRAIT
ford, Bert Stratford, Miss Dora Hill,
George Mclaughlin. Arthur Plat, Ed
ward Mclaughlin, Morton De Nyse, Ed
ward Fallon, Walter Leaning, Miss Ar
rowsmith, Miss Jessie Perlee, Miss Alice
English, Misses Susie and Lot
Efie Newkirk, Miss H. billiard,
Charles Woods, of Philadelphia; John J.
Totfey, Jr., William Watson, Miss Meta
Rooster, Miss Addie Bliss. Elmer and
Harry Ames, Miss Stevens, G.
Hayes Austin Norris, Miss Jennie Toffey,
Robert Roger, John Melick, Daniel
Toffey. Charles Bogert, Edward Booth.
Richard Kidder, 9. Edwards, Miss Nellie
Smith.
Introducing Miss Julia LANCE.
AT the elegant house OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gallery, No, 81 Magnolia avenue,
last evening, the birthday of their neice,
Miss Julia LANCE, was celebrated by a
large company, and the young lady was
formally introduced to society circles.
The hall and parlors were profusely
decorated with Christmas greens, and
beautiful flowers adorned the main
parlor.
Many presents were given to the young
lady, and congratulations were extended
by the numerous guests. Excellent music
was rendered by Prof. C. Schlaegel's Or
ehestra, and the supper was a prominent
feature Of the affair.
The company included Charles I.
Lange and the Misses LANCE, w. Cam
eron and Miss E. Crandell, Mr.. c.. Ferret
and Miss j. McCune, Mr.. George Zwerne-
mann and Miss J.Zwernemann, Chas, Sci
fert and Miss Clara Heintze, f. Gubelman
and Miss Gubelman, L. Hussa and Miss
Hussa, j. Siefert and Miss B. Schwan-
hauser, E. Dinkel and Miss L. Dinkel, G.
Dinkel and Miss A. Fischlein, Z. Deslam
and Miss L. Fischlein, j. Jeanne and Miss
E. Steinbecker, w. G. Meyer and Miss N.
Steinbecker, L. Steltman and Miss J..
Brown, E. Frank and Miss B. Buch and
many others.
The Hamilton Club.
The Hamilton Club held their third
monthly reception last evening at their
rooms. Payonia avenue and Erie street.
1t was a grand success throughout.
Among those present were: Mr.. P.
Manning and Miss L. Brown, Mr.. ID.
Murphy and Miss A. Carter, MIR. j.
Macon and Miss K. Buckley, Mr.. G. OPP
penheimer and Miss A. Harnill, Mr.. w.
Smell and Miss A.. Fay, MI. D. Buckley
and Miss Booas, Mr.. j. Murphy and Miss
D. Clark. Mr.. j. Hogan and Miss M. G.
Haynes, MI. j. Cox and Miss f. Steiger,
Mr.. Siller and Miss N. Huges, Mr.. H.
Clark and Miss NJ. Murphy, Mr.. E. Bron-
son and Miss NJ. Butler and many others.
The club officers for the ensuing year,
January |, 1890: J. Murphy,
president; p. J. Hudson, vice president;
3. Oppenheimer, recording secretary; E.
Bronson. treasurer; j. Martin, librarian;
Looney, assistant.
An Ocean Avenue Gard Party.
Miss Minnie Egbert gave a pleasant
card party at her residence on Ocean ave-
enue last night. Euchre was played dur
ing the early part of the evening and
pretty prizes were awarded those who
made the highest score. Supper was
served at eleven O'Clock. Music, singing