The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-10

Tue hof@e. his luce was Gdshcu ~ sew
john Never, oil No. 2s7 First street, was
arrested on Pacific avenue yesterday
afternoon for reckless driving. Police
nan Heuuessey chased Meyer nine blocks
before be caught him. Meyer. who was
intoxicated. said he was trying to beat
one OF the trains on the Central Road.
The wed ling OF Miss LAURA Mcintyre
/ and Mr.. James Harrison was solemnized
last evening at the BRIDES residence on
Pacific avenue. The Rev. z. g. Blight
ofiiciated. The young couple LETT for the
south.
The regular meeting of the Jolly Twelve
Social Cub will be held this evening at
the residence of James Wilson, No %
Woodward street.
Miss Annie Tyson, OF Pacific venue.
who has been visiting FRIENDS ut Buffalo,
N. Y. has returned home.
Six year old Thomas Lynch, Of Pine
street. who was reported as mis- sing since
January 2j. was found safe aud sound at
the Mulberry street police station. New
YORK, yesterday afternoon.
The Lincoln Amateur Minstrel Con
paDy will give an entertainment at
Bergen Hall on March 3. g. Sanders. A.
Nash and J. Golden have been appointed
a Committee OF Arrangements.
George Hor0an will soon break ground
for three two story frame DWELL ngs on
! COmmunfpaw venus Two hundred feet
west OF Halliday street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sanders will give a So
ciaole at their residence on Pacific avenue
this evening.
G~reenvflie
Mrs Nevinson, of No. 154 Woodlawn
avenue, reported at the Fifth precinct
hpolice station yesterday that her daughter
Grace, twelve years old, has been missing
since January IA.
! The wedding of Miss Susan vreeland
and Mr.. J. Shaw, OF Brooklyn, will take
place at the residence OF the brides
mother on Garfield avenue. February Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reid. OF Bergen ave
nue., Will give a reception for their
daughter Nellie at their residence this
evening.
The receipts of the Greenville Building
and Loan Association last evening
amounted TO 81. 7T875.
Miss Hormes will give a reception to
the members of the Pearsall Tennis Club
at her residence on Winfield avenue this
evening.
Tn regular meeting of the Citizens
Association will be held at the rooms in
the Detwiller Building this evening.
Among the matters to be considered are,
sewers for the West side. the improving
OF Pearsall avenue, and the recent rail-
road moves.
A special meeting of the Executive
Board OF the Greenville Y. NJ. Z. A. was
held last evening at the rooms, No. 30
Linden avenue. President Burger re-
ROAb@a eh0d NAAC oc1CSAAtiCh vas NAtAtA~A
TO six delegates at the Trenton Conven-
tiou, and that he would appoint the dele
gates this week.
The Daughters of Pleasure will give
their fourth annual invitation reception
aud ball at Zengner's Belvidere Hall on
March 8. Misses Lizzie and Maggie Ben
der and Minnie NilImann have been APP
pointed a committee OF arrangements.
The eighteenth annual ball of the
Greenville Turn Verein was held last
- - A. wAU
lam l. Baldwin was hoor manager. He
was assisted by j.. Reichart, j. Meyer, L.
Woeckener and A. Rhodes. Over eight
hundred people were present.
The regular meeting OF the Minkakwa
Club was held last evening at the rooms
on Ocean avenue. Arrangements were
made for the annual dinner at the Belvi-
dere House on March 4.
Miss Mamie kruse, of Bergen avenue,
will leave today for Pittsburg, Pa, TO
spend several weeks.
The regular monthly rec option of the
Greenville Dancing Academy will be held
this evening at Zeugner's Bsividere Hail,
DAnforth avenue aud Old Bergen Road.
Miss Genl Graf, of No. 10 Woodlawn
avenue, who has been visiting friends at
Schenectady. N. Y, has returned homo
West Bergen.
While James Mccormick was out driv-
ing on West Side avenue this morning
his horse became -unulanageable aud col
lided with Il tree at Union street. Mr..
Mccormick was thrown out of the car
riage, but escaped injury.
Oscar Il. Anderson, OF New York, has
been visiting at the residence of Mr.. ID. p.
Bloomer, No. 165 West Side avenue.
"A workman was severely injured in the
face by an explosion at the steel works
yesterday. He was taken to the City
Hospital.
Freight cars unloaded telegraph poles
along the hne of the n. & n. Y. r. r.
yesterday.
The regular meeting OF the Epworth
League Singing Glass and Of the Willing
Workers Society of Kings Daughters
which were to have been held last even
ing were postponed until Thursday on
account OF the entertainment of the local
athletic association.
The regular meeting of the West Side
Ladies' Parsonage aud Social Union was
held yesterday afternoon in the N. 4.
Church parlors. Arrangements were
made for the New England supper at the
church March l.
MIR. Harry Clark, of West Side avenue,
has been visiting friends at Wilmington,
Del.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger, OF No. 1873 Vir-
ginia avenue, will attend the banquet of
the Eastern Amateur Press Association
at Boston. February 90.
AT the annual meeting of the teachers
Of the Reformed Sunday School last
evening the following officers were elect
Observation-Disclosures. n. o. Long; assist
ant superintendent, J. Berger; secretary,
q. Craig; librarian. A Remnant; assist
ant librarian, NJ. Menet. aud treasurer,
ID. billiard.
The entertainment of the West Bergen
Athletic Club last evening was a big sue
cess financially and otherwise. Fifty dol
lars was cleared.
BAYONNE.