The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-15

and Mrs. George Muller by Mrs Annie
Crouter on Tuesday evening Ut hen resi-
dence on BrinkerhoH street. Assisting
them to receive their frieuds were Mrs.
Albert Crouter and Miss Susie Wright
The ughers were Fred Wright. Al
bert Crouter and Tony Crouter. The floral
display was artistic aud profuse, pink
being the only color used Supper Was
served by Morrow & Day aud music was
by Cranmer. Among tho guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Norman u. Munro, Miss
Hume. Robert McNair, Mr.. and Mrs.
The1ford. Miss Thedford, Miss Eddy, w
Crystie, the Misses Clara and Emma
Croater. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Ringler, Miss Rose
Ringler, Mr.. and Mrs. Brinkman, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Barmore. Miss Lily Bar
more, Miss Connolly, Miss Edna Scott,
Miss Dora Hill, Misses PITCHER. john
Watson, D. Evarts, Richard Kidder,
Miss Hattie Wilson, Miss Helen Fox,
Frank Refill, Joseph Edwards. Miss
Emma Edwards, Miss Hannah Hitler,
Misses Jennie and Annie Wickham, VIII
liam Speer, DR., Miss Ida Orr, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright, Miss Barmore, Miss
Laura Petts. Miss Finn, Miss Grace Finn,
George Tenant, Miss McBurney Il. Nc
Loughlin, j. Mclaughlin, Miss Tomp-
kins. v. Tompkins, Richard Hitler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
The last reception for this season of the
assembly was gwen on February at the
residence OF Governor Albeit. Mrs.
Dodd and Miss Albeit entertained the
guests delightfully."-. Excellent music
was under the direction OF Craumer.
Some Of those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Durrle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Linn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kunkel, Mr.. and Mrs. Gratten, ur.
and Mrs Chopper. Mr.. and Mrs. Throck-
morton, Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Young, Miss
Bedle, Miss Dora Toffey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schenck Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Apgar. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley, Miss Condict. Miss
PearsalI, Miss Steel, Miss Jennie Cable,
Mahlon Apgar, William Vidal, DIR.
George Steel, William Jenkins and Mat
thews jenkins.
A delightful sociable was given on
Monday evening by the Crescent Tennis
Club at the residence of Miss Gertrude
Carl1n, No. % Ocean avenue. Miss Car
lin was charming hostess, and the
event was one of the most enjoyable yet
given by the club. 1t closes the season.
Supper was served by Morrow 81 Day and
music was by Cranmer. Some Of the
guests were Miss Maud Chiffon, Miss Jes-
sic Per Lee, Miss Josie Davis, Miss Clara
Wilkinson, Miss Jennie Toffey, Miss Nc
Keen, Miss Lillian Mmson, Miss Elsie
Hamilton. Miss Lulu Bumsted, Miss
Alice johnson, Miss Lulu Manton, Miss
Carrie Bristow, Miss Clara Dear
Miss Meyers, Miss Bliss. II. L.
Scott, Vreeland Tompkins. J. Wat
son, W. Watson, George Toffey, s. Car
rington, Joseph Eager, DR.. Walter Will
kinson, w. II. Speer, r. Rogers, E. Rud-
derow, w. RUSSELL E. McBurney, Edward
Mclaughlin, q. NJ. Mclaughlin, g. w.
Muirheid, L. w: Manton, f. B: Manton,
w. L. Dear, G, F. Coleman, C. H. Valen-
On Tuesday evening CHARLES Horton,
Fred Smith and Walter Smith gave re-
ception at the residence of Mrs. Smith,
No. IL East Hamilton Place. There was
music and dancing, and supper was
served by Morrow & Day. Among the
guest were Mrs G. II. Horton, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gibbs, Miss Carrie Smith, Misses Horst
man, Misses Nellie and Lille German,
Miss Maud Tracy, of Washington;
Miss Florence Baker, Miss 1iIlie
Schaub, Miss Hattie st. John. Miss
an, Miss Clara PiIden, Miss
Mamie Shaffer, Miss May Martin, Miss
Edith Smith. Miss Lizzie BATE, Misses
Taylor, Miss Renie Cranmer Frank Men
agh Henry Adams. Charlie Hart, Charlie
Henderson. Harry Horton, Walter Card
ner, Charlie Henderson. Harry Horton,
Walter Gardner, Charlie Timson, Leon
Schernerhorn, Edgar Gumaer, Bert
Harp, William Midiige, August Hake e,
George Baker William Loughran, Frank
KRUGER, Edward Smith. Harry Hortsman
and Lansing Headen.
On Monday evening William A. Cough
OF Fourth street received a large number
of bis friends. it being the twenty-frst
anniversary Of his birthday. Some Of the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cough,
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Largey, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. Goss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Nein. Mr. and Mrs. George
Hallowell, George Refill. Miss Debbie
Clarke. James T. Cough, Miss Daisy
Byrnes, NJ. Mahoney. Miss N. Bradley.
J. Drake, Miss NJ. Bradley, William
Smell, Miss Emma Hughes, Hugh Clarke,
Miss Annie Fay, III. Brown, Miss Mel
lie Hughes, A. j. Syms, Miss l.. Sto-
back, James McCabe, Miss Nellie Hughes,
Charles Baumann, Miss E. Roe, Ed.
Kelly. Miss Nellie McTague, Peter Nc
Donnell and sister, Lizzie, Asa Howard
Miss NJ. E. Lougnlin, Misses Nellie Rior-
dan, Nellie and Agnes Flanagan, w. Fla
herty. Miss Nellie De Largely, j. Donelan,
Miss Rose Cough, p. Daley, Miss Mary
Cough, John FIaherty, Jr., Miss Chap
man, Messrs. j. Farrell, j. NJ. Campbell,
James Carlin, w. Toomey and J. E. Nav.
Sergeant and Mrs. Samuel Archibald
gave an enjoyable card party ON Tuesday
evening at their residence on Garden
street. After supper there was music
and dancing. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton, Miss Thompson, Miss Woodruff.
Joseph M. Nayior, Miss Lon Fiege and
George Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Van Saun celebrat-
ed the fifth anniversary Of their marriage
by giving card party at their residence
on Pacific avenue. The prizes were very
pretty. Among the guests were Dr. and
Mrs. Van Saun, Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Nc
Aneny, Mr.. and Mrs. George Conkiin,
Mrs. James Hitler. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler, Misses Lulu and Maud Hitler,
Nettie Nichols, Annie and Tennie Rit-
scher, Hattie Stevens, Lillian and Marion
Storrs, Emma and Bertha Warren. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Clark. Miss Fanny
Clark, Miss Emma Conklin, Mr. aud
Mrs. John Smith, Miss Allison. Messrs.
4. Hitler, Allen Smith. Taylor wheeler,
II. Pigeon. Charl es Mead and John Cord
ner.
An enjoyable social was given on Tues
day evening bv Mrs. II. w. Thurber. of
Jewett avenue. There was excellent
music for dancing. The guests were:-
Mr. and Mrs Moody. Mr. and Mrs. New
ton of Brooklyn, Misses Ahren of Brook
Ign, Miss Dunlap of Washington, ID. C.,
i. Surellie of St. Paul, Mimi, G.