The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-14

George Clifford. Mr.. aud Mrs. John NJ.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ed wards, Mis-.
Elliott Eager, Mrs. E. v. K. Clifford, y r.
aud Mrs. E. b. Kierstead, Messrs. John
and Clarence Linn, Miss Jessie Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingstone Clifford. Mr..
aud Mrs E. L. Soper, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Ermmitt Smith, Mr. Arthur Sop r.
garget Throckmorton. Mr.. Elias H. Sis
son, Mrs. Isaac Strubie. Miss Fanny
Struble, MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Toffey, Miss
Dora Totfey, Mr.. and Mrs E. B. .Tnayer.
MIR. and Mrs. j. j.. Toffey, Mrs Jennie
Tnffey, Mr.. George Toffsy, Miss Kittie
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Conbes, Mr..
aud Mrs. Hiram Bennett, Mrs. Bonnet,
Mr.. Thomas Williams, Mr.. AMI Mrs. III.
Quinlau, Mr.. Frank Bsal. Miss Ger
rude Dudley. Mr.. ard Mrs. George
Il. Werts. DR.. and Mrs. George VIII
kinson. DR.. aud Mrs. Walter Wilkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Molten.
Mrs. Peter Van Wrinkle. Mr.. aud Mrs. E.
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. George Newkirk,
Miss Effis New kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Chides-
ter. Mir. and Mrs. William Rumsted.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grattau, Mrs. Olm-
stead. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Charles Appleby.
the Misses Percy, Miss Enm, Post, Miss
Jessie Van Wrinkle, Miss Jessie Millegau.
MIR. and Mrs, D. Bowley, Mr.. George
Chesley, Mr.. Herbert Rice, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Fred Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Throc4-
morton, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Fl. Sloan, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Howard Slater, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. b. Sanford, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob
Newklrk, Mr<. Abraham Speer. Mr.. and
Briuckernoff. Mr.. aud Mrs. George Van
aud Mrs. William H. Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. P. Doremus, Mr.. aud
Mrs. E. B. Goodell. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. B. Renwlck. DR.. and Mrs. S. 6.
Watkins. MIR. aud Mrs. Joseph Dorsmus,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Boyle. Mr.. an /
Mrs. seymour Crane, Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Van Ripper, Mr.. Wyatt S. Doremus. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Scott Millsgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Tremper of Kingston aud
Mr.. aud Mrs. John H. Scheel of New
York City.
The jersey City Athletic Club enter
tanned it's friends Oh Tuesday evening at
the first tladies' night'' of the season.
the flags of the Columbian celebration
being largely used. Dancing began early
in the evening and continued uutil a late
hour. Refreshments were served at
midnight. L. is the intention of the COM
mittee that these affairs shall this winter
eclipse all previous tfforts in this direc-
ton, and judging by tue opening recep-
AAOIp II DAAAA wv SAoC ~ ~ ~
Mrs. P. d. Van Cleef entertained a
NUMBER of friends at her residence, No.
2S8 Barrow street. on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edward McMiun. wife of the pas
tor of the SUNNI avenue Baptist Church.
has spent the greater part of the week in
Roseville attending the w. C. L. q. Con-
vention.
Miss Nellie Holland of Pittsburg Is
spending the winter in this CITY studying
the violin under the instruction OF, her
brother, Nj. John Holland.
Mrs. S~chroeder's dancing class for chill
dren will open this afternoon at half-past
three in Foye Hall. This evening the ad-
vanced class will give an opening recep-
tion at eight O'Clock. Mr.. Pitt Rivers Of
Brooklyn is the instructor.
The wedding IF Miss Hattie Alderman
of Woodward street, aud Mr.. +. A.
Spengeman is announced.
The wedding of Miss Alice Dunn of
Wiley place. and Mr.. Frederick REID will
take place Octubsr q.
The Alpha Sigma. a society for Young
women, students of the Jersey City High
School, will debate this afternoon the re-
spective merits of the Republican and
Democratic parties. Miss Be sic Speers
of York street, d niece of the late George
u. Cleriher, and Mss Georgia Sweeny,
daughter Of the principal of High School,
are the leaders. A number of guests
have been invited to attend the literary
exercises.