The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-10-05

fashionable and popular affair, has for its
known ladies OF society. They are Mrs.
J. d. Bedle, Mrs. John T. Toffey. Mrs.
Gilbert Collins, Mrs. +. V. 4. Clifford,
Mrs. George Clifford, Mrs. E. f. c. Young,
Mrs. Joseph Il. Mccoy, Mrs. u. X. Pang-
born, Mrs. K. H. II. Steele, Mrs. DR..
Mrs. John L. Scudder, Mrs H. L. Niese,
Mrs. DR.. Wilkinson, Mrs. George Miller,
Mrs. James Flemning, Mrs J. j. Det-
willer, Mrs. George Stratford. Mrs;
Williams, Mrs. K. NJ. Lockwood Mrs.
Charles Herr, Mrs. G. l.. Young and Mrs.
q. Clifford.
Mrs. Stone entertained the Where
Next" Euchre Club Friday night at her
residence on Jersey avenue This was
the fourth meeting of the club and was
very enjoyable. The officers of the club
for this year are president, Mrs. Stone,
secretary and treasurer. Charles Tom
Inns. Euchre was played until eleven
O'Clock, after which supper was served.
The prizes were very pretty Among. the
guests were Mrs. Strubie, Frank Tom
Inns, Miss Hattie Tomlins, Morton Tom
Inns, Mrs Pieper. Mrs. Cranmer, Miss
Renie Cranmer. Mrs. Terwilliger. Harry
and Everard Terwilliger, Miss Mary
Tew. Frank Kennedy, Miss Ida Brown,
James Kennedy and Henry Adams.
Miss Ella Green was given pleasant
surprise last night at her home on Grand
street by large party OF her friends.
The guests were cordially welcomed and
spent a pleasant evening in dancing.
Some of those present were Mrs. H. X.
Means, Miss Means, Mrs. Schroeder.
Miss Schroeder, Mrs. Martin. Miss Belle
Farren, Miss Susie Thomas, George Tay-
Tor and William Miller.
Richard Lewis and Miss Lizzie Davis
were married this week at the home OF
the bride. 1t was rather q quiet event
and only intimate friends We're present.
the bride wore a handsome dress of
green silk. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left for an ex-
tended tour. Some of the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quinn, Joseph Midg-
ly, Miss Alice Lewis, Michael Colford,
Miss Katie O'Rourke, Tom Kelly, Miss
Malone, John Brennan. Miss Mamie
Carey, James Baker, Miss Nora Butler J,
and George Davis.
Miss Renie Cranmer gave q tea from
four TO six on Thursday afternoon at her
residence on Jersey avenue. Only few
intimate friends were present. There
was some excellent music, aud the guests
had delightful time.
A dinner was given by Mrs. Job Taylor
at her home on Bramhall avenue on We'd
nesday evening. Mrs. Frank Eustace. of
Omaha, was the guest of honor. The
floral decorations of vases and ferns were
exceedingly pretty. Dinner was served
at seven O'Clock. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Hawkins, of Newark; MIR. and
Mrs. Bliss, of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs
Eckert. Mr.. and Mrs. Haddon. of Mont
clair; Mr. aud Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
William Taylor and Miss Taylor.
Captain W. H. Hooker was given 8
pleasant surprise by party of young
ladies on Saturday evening at his home
on Grand street. 1t was the captain s
fifty-fifth birthday and the event was
delightfully."- celebrated. The youn 6
ladies who had ler Miss Hooker into Tn 9
secret came to dinner at half-past six
O'Clock. The table and parlors were Taste
fully decorated with flowers After
dinner the evening terminated with q
musicale. The guests were Mrs. w, "A.
England. Mrs. Fargous and Misses Nina
and Maize Fargous, Misses klItle, Annie
and Mollie Purcell, of New 1ork. Misses
Kittie and Winnie Brophy, OF New York:
Miss Kittie McKeon, Misses May and
Sallie Donnelly, Misses Mamie and Julie
Dewitt Miss Veronica Stanton aud Miss
Anna Hooker Shields
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Wulp enter
tanned the Make Merry Euchre Club on
Tuesday evening at their residence on
Grand street. It WIS the first meeting OF
this season and there was considerable
business to transact The officers elected
for this year are Henry q. Wulp, presi-
dent; Mr.. Meyers, vice-president; Miss
Grace Bowker, secretary and treasurer.
Supper was served early aud the rest OF
the evening was spent socially. Those
present were:-Mr. aud Mrs. William
Brown. Mrs Al. L, Hurdle, Mr.. and Mrs.
john McAusland, Mrs. Bowker, Miss
Kerr and Miss Mabel Heck.
John Witnerington was given a sur
prise on Friday nigh9 by a large party Of
his friends. They met at the residence OF
Harry Hilton, and then proceeded to the
home of Mr.. Witherington ia Sussex
street. Dancing and games make the
evening a pleasant one Among those
present ware:--Miss George Brown,
Harry Hilton. Miss Lizzie Jordan. Gordon
Brown, Miss Mamie Mccormick. John
Wuheriugteu, Miss Lizzie Bush. John
Rich, Miss Nellie Wentie, George Grant
cow, Miss May Rich. Charles WiSsert.