The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31
HASBROUCK beauties.
Interesting Facts About
This Years Sweet Girl
Graduates.
UNUSUALLY BRIGHT CLASS
What is Going On in Jersey City 5
World Of Fashion-Social
Notes.

An event always of great social interest
"a TINS city is the commencement of
Hasbrouck's Institute, from which educa-
cational Institution many of the leading
society girls Of this city have been gradu-
aeea. The class this year numbers
twenty-four, of which sixteen are girls.
and this is the first time that the num-
Der OF boys have been in the minority.
Inc young ladies who are in the class de-
clare 1t is owing TO this fact that the class
Is an unusually bright one, as all the
faculty say.
Eighteen Of the twenty-four have an
average per cent. above ninety. and this
is the firss class where the maximum
number OF honors, seven, has been given.
VI the nine young men who have COM
pieted the four years. course, seven will
enter college in the fall Probably there
could be found no prettier or more attrac-
tive girls than the sixteen who have just
nnlshed their school life and are about to
enter society Many Of them are prom
1nent already in social circles here
THE SMALLEST GIRL IN THE CLASS
Inc smallest girl In the class is Miss
Helen j. Barrett, and she is the valedic-
torian. Miss Barrett Is of a very studious
disposition and has worked earnestly for
her honors
The largest young lady In the class is
MISS Lula w. Brown, daughter of Cap :
tain Joel Brown OF Duncan avenue. Sh 9
IS very tall and though large is admirably
proportioned. Miss Brown is pretty
girl. and has dark brown hair and
bright gray eyes. Her complexion
is fresh and fair and her
manners very pleasant The daughter
OF l.. e. Brown, Miss Alice H. Brown, is
also Que of the graduates Miss Brown
Is OF the most pronounced brunette type,
and Is one Of the acknowledged beauties
OF the class. She is above medium
Der Of years she resided with her family
in Germany. and speaks German like a
native.
Miss Alice Dean, the daughter of DR..
Horace Dean, is also one OF the prettiest
girls. She is neither fair nor dark, her
hair being of a medium brown shade.
Her complexion is very clear and her
rosy cheeks are the envy of all. Miss
Dean has sweet winning manners VIII ich
has made her beloved by her class mates
The daughter of Joseph A. Dear, Miss
Clara L. Dear, IS pale, gentle looking
girl, who Is we'll known in social circles
In this city.
a BEAUTIFUL BLONDE.
Miss Grace Toffey, daughter of VIII
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feet blonde. She IS of medium height
very graceful and stylish and has pretty
winning ways. Miss Toffey is already
well known in society here. and tits ex
pected will be one of the bright lights Ii
social circles next winter. Another very
pretty girl in the class is Miss Bess II
Williamson, who belongs in Wyoming
bnt has many friends in this city
Others in the graduating elias
who will be heard of in societ,
next winter are Miss Bessie Van Horne
daughter of Garrett Van Horne; Mis-
Rofena d. Rector, daughter of the lat
DIR. Rector; Miss Regina Z. Justin
daughter of the Rev. John Justin; Mis-
Hattie HRrtnett, daughter of Druggis
Eugene Hartnett; Miss Matte L. Wig
gers. Miss Eva A. Snyder and Miss Edit
II. Graft.
Miss Nellie j Gould, the salutatorian
Is small, dark girl, noted tor sweetness
of desperation aud bright manners The
young gentlemen of the class are George
B. Fisk. Charles L. Hill, George F. Perkins
Jr., William N. Davey, Frank S. Gem
nell, Albert e. Koonzss OF DIR. Koonz,
Charles j. Negus, Frank B. Stafford ana
Joseph c. Grevatt. Commencement viii
be on June IS, and the students of the
class, particularly the essayists, are
anxiously awaiting the event. The recep
ton to be given by the class on June 10 al
the Institute will be a fashionable and
brilliant event. EIDDA.