The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-07-16
BAYONNE.

Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Guild
connected with St. Johns Episcopal
Church an excellent musical and
dramatic entertainment was gwen tic a
crowded house last evening in the hall of
the Newark Bay Boat CLUBS winter
house on West Thirty-fourth street.
Elk Mayor and Mrs. John Newman are
entertaining Mrs. E S. Dundy and
daughter, of Oma. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac P. Clark, of No. 30
East Forty-eighth street, have been ex-
tending courtesies to Mrs. George Hub.
bard, Of Buffalo, n. Y, and Miss Matilda
Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Bradford OF
Avenue D and West Seventh street, have
returned from an ocean trip to Norfolk,
Va
DIR. Noah Sanborn of Avenue Z and
East Thirty-fourth street has concluded
an outing passed on his mountain game
preserve in the White Mountains.
Major Henry S. Goddard has severed
his connection with the Bayonne Times
and will sojourn among the Adirondacks.
The following sureties of the several
newly elected city officials have submitted
their official bonds to the Board of Coun-
cilmen for approval:-For City Treasurer
William ID. Salter, Daniel Salter, Joseph
E. Salter. Anthony P. Salter, Charles
Seebach, David B. Salter, John H..
Eoscher and Thomas Flannery; City Tax
Assessor Daniel J. Murray-John McDon-
aid and Horace Robertson; City Water
Purveyor Charles McBride-William
Early and Charles Krieg; Overseer of the
Poor Patrick Murphy-Charles Murphy
and Luke McNierney.
Seven n a residents of this cirv had
an enjoyable aouting on the annual ex-
eursion Of the Volunteer and Exempt
Firemen's Association 10 River View
Grove on the Hudson.
The fancy fair and bazaar arranged by
the Ladies' Aid Society connected with
the Bergen Point Methodist Church was
opened with a large attendance in the
Reynolds Memorial Chapel last evening.
The committee in charge of the enter
prise, which will be continued several
afternoons and evenings, is as follows:-
Mrs. Moss W.. Sloat, president; Miss
Martha O'Neil, second vice president;
Mrs. A. Kirkendall, Treasures Mrs.
Frank Z. Thompson, financial
secretary; Miss Caroline Coddington,
recording secretary. The several
departments are conducted by the follow
ing subcommittee of ladies:-Fancy
goods booth-Manager, Mrs. A. Kirken-
dali; aids, Mrs. Roselina Coddlngton, Mrs.
Annie Seipe and Misses Ida Shotwell,
Anna Proctor, Fannie Schermerhorn,
Laura Strobe and Louise Boorman. Gypsy
tent, for flowers and confectionery-Man-
ager. Mrs. Frank Thompson; aids, Mrs.
Dwight Lord. Misses Elizabeth Codding-
ton. Florence M. Lord, Mary Sammis and
Matilda Opdyke and Mr.. Frank Thomp-
SON.. Lemonade well-Manager. Mrs.
Martha O'Seil; aids, Mrs. Marsh,
Misses Gertrude Hulmes, Maggie Abel
and Mr.. A. Fryer. Country store
Manager, Mrs. Lydman Thompson; aids
Misses @. Coddington. Gartley, Anna
Fryer and Messrs. w. Fryer and w.
James Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. Liz
zie Hulmes; Assistant Manager, Mrs. j.
R~odenbaugh; Aids. Mrs. Chovie, Mrs. j..
H. Carter, Mrs. 4. w. Dobson, Mrs. J..
w. Oliver, Mrs. Joseph James, Mrs. Mary
Strobe, Mrs. Warman, Misses r. Fryer.
Ida O'Neil. Bell Snowden. C. Lime, Hat
tie Lille and Susie Maxwell, Messrs. II.
james and Harry Thompson.