The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-09
THE WHIRL STILL GOES ON.
SOzrBRE LENT DOES NOT SMOTHER
All JERSEY CITY FUN.

Hi CLIE run.
An Evening Party in the Arlington Flats
and bliss Buchanen's Reception to.
the Lenox Dramatic Club Among
Last Nights Events.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mckenzie
gave their little daughter, Nettie, a
pleasant birthday surprise at their
home in the Arlington Flats, last night,
in honor of the ninth anniversary of
her birthday. Miss Nettie was
greatly surprised indeed to see
her young friends, but gave
them a cordial welcome, and
at AN esrly hour the evenings festiyi-
tives began. Games OF various kinds,
music and dancing, rendered the even
ing a happy one for the little folk.
Miss Nettie looked extremely
pretty in a blue silk gown, over which
was draped a handsome white lace
over dress. Many beautiful gifts were
presented to her by her friends, who
heartily wished her many happy re-
turns of the day. A fine collation.
was partaken Of at ten o'clock
after which the merry making contln-
ued until time for the little ones to de-
part for their homes: Among those
present were MI. and Mrs. James A.
Mckenzie. M. and Mrs. Cox. Mrs.
Felmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wagner,
Miss Ella Wagner, Miss Lotfie Bishop,
lie Mcbride, Miss NEibbie Mcbride,
Miss Annie Schroeder, Miss Lille Coyle,
Miss Nellie Coyle, Miss Jennie Coyle,
Miss Lille Felver, Miss Nellie Ryan,
Miss Ida Wizard, Miss Jessie Duff,
Miss Matte Peters, Miss Bessie Wilkin-
son, Miss Florence Wilkinson, Miss Lii
liam Post, Miss Carrie Stevens, Miss
Minnie Thompson, Miss Alice Hal
pin, Miss Marian Smith, Miss Ida
Fielder, Miss Isabella Wilson.
Miss Florence Wagner; Miss Christina
Richter, Miss Eliza Richter. Miss
Alice Gorgloye, Miss Nellie Bennett,
Miss Bessie johnson, Miss Florence
Fowler, Master Robert Davidson,
Master Clarence Duke, Master Willie
Dalton, Master Harry Hilton,
Master Fred Stryker, Master
George Ruther, Master George
Coward, Master Richard Jones, Master
Eddie Clough, Master Charles Wiz
zard, Master Fred Kline, Master
Ado1p Kline, Masters Henry and
George Wayne, Master Isaac Meek,
Masters Charlie, Walter and Johnny
Master Charlie Scott, Master
Jack Smith, Master Harry Stevens,
Master Joseph Peters, Masters Jack
and Burnard Coyle, Masters George
and Eddie Bishop.
Entertaining the Lenox.
Miss Nellie Buchanan, of No. 212
Fifth street, entertained the Lenox
and Social Club last night.
The early portion of the evening was
spent iii rehearsing a drama which is
being prepared for a reception which
the Lenox intends soon to give. After
refreshments were served, at
eleven o'clock, the remainder of
the time was spent in socia-
bility. Among those present were
Miss Nellie Buchanan, Miss Florence
Baker, Miss Cora Baker, Miss Ollie
Garrison, MI. Edward Smith, Mr..
Brown, Mr.. John Covert,
Mr.. William Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiencke gave
enjoyable progressive euchre party
last night at their handsome residence,
No. 391 Waverly street. Mrs. Wiencke
was a most charming hostess and
entertained her guests in q pleas
ant manner. The games played We're
and interesting and the
prizes awarded to the winners We're
beautiful. The ladies' prize was a
piece of bric-a-brac, and
the gentlemen's, a leather album. At
o'clock an elaborate supper was
after which dancing, inter
.persed with vocal and instrumental
and recitations made the evening
a delightfulone. Acknowledgements were
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Furman,
Miss Rennie Furman, Mr.. j.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Staples, Mr.. and Mrs. Meeker, Miss
Ella Meeker, DIR. and Mrs. Nevin, DIR.
and Mrs. Mcneil, DR.. and Mrs. Hob
Iitzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Roebuck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sturteyant, Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
Phelan, Mr.. and Mrs. Francke, and
Mr.. George Krause.