The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-15

Fred. Carter, Mr.. Nelson Etge, Mr..
James Fielder, Mr.. William Fields. Mr..
! Robert Flemming, Mr.. Edward Huls-
hizer, Mr.. George Heaney, Dr.; Roy
| Iuglis. DIR. Edward Jenkins, Mr.. Waller
Muirheid. Mr.. James Ogden, Mr.. VII
Harry Plat, DR.. George Sherrill, Mr..
Frank Vanderbeek. Jr., and Mr.. Nathan
Worrell.
Mrs. Schroder's afternoon dancing
class, which has progressed wonderfully
under the tutelege OF Mr.. george w.
! Wallace, closed its first quarter by a re-
| ception In Foye's Hall last Monday after
moor from half-past three to SIX. NOT
withstandinG the unpleasant weather. he
hall was we'll filled with dancers, and II
large number of parents Ii Irlent's VIII
messed the scene. Several new anc pretty
dances were given, noticeaoly Inc Nlnue
| Lanciers, Skaters Schottische, spanish
Yorke and Oxford Minqet. In the id hss
named numbers, Mr.. Wallace n his
! daughter, little Miss Leslie. claimed bne
| admiration of all. The grace and rhyth-
mic motion of this dainty little nve-year-
old is truly marvellous, particularly. as
she has never received l"nstructlons pe-
yond that given to the class to winch she
belongs. 1t was not difficult to see that
the class had profited by Mr.. Wallace's
endeavor to make his pupils graceful
above all things. Among the pupils
especial mention should be made
of Misses Matte Miller, Ethel Potts'
Julia Reid, Carrie Case, Adele EIge,
Margie Eye, Edna White. Julia McGee.
Scudder, Margie Post. Jessie Perry,
Louise Perry, Misses Bishop and Sauer.
while the following young gentlemen
were particularly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Warren Davy. Richard Bentley, Edwin
Potts, Arthur Scott. Ketteli. blshop,
Sims, Perry, Post ana Bentley. Among
the younger members of the class must
he mentioned little Lottie Boyd Fountain
ana Master Nelson Edge. Mrs. Schroe-
der is to be heartily congratulated upon
the success of the class. For three VIII
tiers she has taken charge OF a dancing
| class, and under Mr.. Wallace's tutelage
this seasons work has proved the most
satisfactory of all
Rumors of another eotillion have De en-
floating in the air for some weeks past.
Those who know, say that it will be
given by the Luncheon Club. an an
nouncement which is equal TO saying
that it will be an unqualified success, just
before Lent. Although this cluster OF
cooks have held meetings for little more
than a year, they have taken rank among
the leading social organizations OIL tne
Heights. Every three weeks or so Ihes
meet at some members house, discuss u
dainty luncheon, spend a pleasant hour
or two in music or quiet chat, n by nve
o'clock disperse until the next me etlnS
The club list includes Miss Maude
Williams, Miss Maude Chiffon, Misses
Grace and Jennie Toffey. Miss Alice
johnson, Miss Jennie Scott, Miss SADIE
Apgar, Miss May Shafer and Miss Jessie
Per Lee. In view of the success achleveu
by the dauntless cooks in their tea OF a
year Ago. and the recent dance at MISS
Maude Williams residence, 1t is scarcely
to be wondered that the promised coCll-
lion has bright chances OF being a social
event. and ii it ever does materiaIize, IN
vitations will be at a premium.
The West End Choral Union will meet
this evening at the residence OF MISS
Perrine, Vroom street.
The Fortnightly Musicales will hold
their next meeting on the evening OF
January q, when the composer TO be con-
sidered will be Ludwig Won Beethoven:
Miss Lucy Nelson will read the essay and
n fine programme will be rendered. Miss
Carrie Chesley will act as hostess OF the
evening.
The social calendar Is remarkably free
from important dates at this writing, and
Jersey City begins the new year in ABOUT
as quiet. not to say dull, manner as has
been known within the memory of the
oldest inhabitant. Beyond the annual
reception of the Palma Club, January ~,
and the third of the subscription coti!-
Ions, February 10, beside regular club
meetings, there is scarcely a red letter
day.
Mrs. Schroeder's afternoon dancing
class, which comprises many OF the
Younger dancing set, will begin the new
Term on January Is, at three O'Clock, IN
Foye's Hall. Mr.. &. w. We llace is the
efficient instructor.