The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-08
DOINGs OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE.

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The whirI of Society Has Ceased for
Awhile But the Cyclers Are On the Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimball of Gull
YER venue are spending the week in
Boston.
Jean and Lucy Mcbride of Communipaw
avenue nave re turned from an extended
tour through the South.
Mrs. r. G. Lyle of Suydam avenue has
returned from a weeks stay in Balti-
more, Md.
The Alpha Sigma, a literary society
composed Of young women, will hold its
third annual open meeting at the High
School building this afternoon.
The BlJou Literary Society, at its last
meeting, elected two new member, Miss
Katharine Van Horn and Miss Lulu Hal
uilnaun.
Ous of the most enthusiastic of the
ciUy's cyclers is Miss Clara l.. Dear of
Summit avenue, VINO was recently elected
Chairman of the Road Committee Of the
Bergen Lady Cyclers. She may be seen
any fine morning taking an early spin
and making the prettiest OF pictures in
her trim bicycle suit OF dark grey cloth,
the vest oruamented with V shaped bands
OF blue-black braid, while u blue-black
yachting cap surmountS her curly hair.
A big bunch of blue aud gold ribbons
tiutters from the handle bar, and two
ohuGSy NO6S NO 49, ~
honor.
And speaking of dogs, who owns that
remarkable brown and white animal
that takes his exercise on Pavonia ave-
nue. aud thereabouts? About five O'Clock
Tin the afternoon there appears in the vi
cinity of Hamilton PARK a partly colored
"auntie." who carefully leads a t1nv
white dog by a loGg leathern thong. He
is eleven inches long. mis- coat is white as
the driven blanc-mange. the markings
are a dainty cream color, and he stagsers
under the weight of a blue satin bow
half as large IS he is. And he and his
guardian ctrcumnavigate the Park, Il
when CAMS has had his daily exercise he
is carefully led toward home. That's the
sort of dog culture you read about. Per-
maps there are more or THIS sort In Jersey
City.
Mrs. Scion Palmer of Bergen venue is
an interchangeable church worker, and de-
votes much of her time anu attention to
the building schemes of the Church Of the
Good Shepherd. MIR. and Mrs. Palmer
entertained Il large lumber OF the church
members at their residence last Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Shipman of Suydam
avenue this week entertains Mrs. Harry
BriLton, who is on her way from Wash
ington, d. e., where she has been for
some time the guest of Miss Alice Sanger
at the Executive Mansion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hitler and Miss
Maude Hitler sailed last Wednesday on
The City of Paris for an extended Euro
pean tour.
The Bergen Lady Cyclers will hold
their next meeting April 2S at the rooms
of the Hudson County Wheelmen.
Mrs. Bechtel is seriously i'll at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. j. Herter0
Potis, on Magnolia avenue.
DR.. aud MIS-. Henry Halleck Eave re.
turned flom an extended Wedding tour,
and are at home at their residence on
Comniunip9w avenue.
Miss Bessie Stires of Lexington avenue
has lately become Il pupil of Miss Lucy
Nelson, in vocal music. She has a mezzo
voice OF much sweetness.
Mrs. Edward ii. Pratt and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Clerilew nave invited s large humber
OF friends TO attend their fist annual eX-
hihition of hand dec rated china, on
Monday aud Tuesday afternoons and
evenings, April IL ami ~. at the residence
of Mrs. Clerlhew, No. $50 Coles street.
The ''phonograph parties" of DIR. w.
w. Vurick are q pleasant novelty III en-
tertaining. the tones of the instrument
are remarkably clear, aud SO loud that
when recently Ii number of Jersey LAY
young folks We're invited TO meet Miss
Jane Stewart, the talented young actress
of Pitou's company. the p~honoSraph FUR
nished mnaIc for %danciug.
Miss Christine Rtscher of Lafayette
has Just concluded Il special c0uise at the
PraI6 InstttuLr, Brooklyn.
The Junior Merry Twelve w!ll give a
dance during The Easter season.
The Is last QUE Important da's an