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german of the series last December. The
floor was In excellent condition. An club
crate supper was served, and dancing
continued until a late hour. Among
those present were:-The Misses Mary
Albeit, Maud Brett, Annie Post, Cornella
Post, Minnie Bumsted, Steel, Lillian Hall,
ITALIA Newton. Lillian Pearsall, Dora
Toffey, Sadie Traphagen, Myra Wat
son, Hattie Martin, laura Plume,
Edith Owens, Durland, Dixon.
Wilson, White. Flemming, Messrs; A.; }.
Post, Jr, Mahlon Apgar, W; j. Fields,
derbeek, Jr., Morgan Craft. Geo; A.
Heaney, Frank Baldwin, Nelson Edge,
George A. Toffey, w. B. Jenkins, Robt.
Flemming. Philip Brett. Edw. HUT
shizer, Robt. d. Ballantine, Leon Albeit,
Jr.. Fred Carter. G. w. Carter, Nathan
Jr., John Butts, DR.. Roy Iuglis, DR.. Geo.
Sheriff., and DIR. Edw. P. Jenkins.
The Senior Luncheon Club enjoys the
distinction of being the first organization
of its kind in the city, and from it have
sprung all the other luncheon clubs
whose name is legion. Last Tuesday
afternoon the club gave an enjoyable tea
kins, on Bergen avenue. at which the fol-
lowing ladies received:-Mrs. Avery w.
Ready, Mrs. William H.. Chichester,
Jr.; Mrs. George Wilkinson. Mrs. j.
William McKelvey, Mrs. William
H. Mattocks, Mrs. Richard Esterhrook.
and Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Miss Minnie
Bumsted and Miss Maud Brett. The
drawing rooms were prettily decorated
and thronged from four until seven with
numbers of guests. The main point of
difference between the Senior and other
luncheon clubs is that it includes matrons
as we'll as maids, as seven OF the ten
LENDERS are of The former division.
Thnro ~ r, n ~ cfhap I,Jnnhonn n o
in our city now, That which recently gave
a reception at the residence OF Miss Maud
Williams, and which is bound TO add
fresh laurelS to its crown by d leap-year
dance, to be held one week from next
Thursday at the residence of Miss Will
kinson. Among the list of cooks are
Misses Jennie Scott, Maude Chiffon,
Maude Williams, Jessie Per Lee aud
Clara Wilkinson.
The Ivanhoe Club is also composed of
young l~adieS-seveu in mum oer-MisseS
Nellie Reid, May Muirheid. May Cropsey,
Gula jackson, Emile Schroeder, Hattie
Bidwell aud Lulu Bidwell. They have
but just passed their first luncheon. and
so have not yet much history to record.
Another new luncheon club is the In
and Out" inst organized for culinary
purposes. Miss Susie Coffin, the Misses
Collerd, Miss Taylor, Mrs. G. L. Meyers,
Miss Klumpp, Miss Mallory ana Miss
Reed compose its membership llSC.
Mrs. Henrietta Bartlett, formerly a
prominent member of Lafayette Society.
now of Orange. has been visiting Jersey
City friends during the past week.
The Fortnightly Musicales will hold its
next meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. William f. Brown on Kensington
avenue.
The Odd Volumes. a well known liter
airy society composed c, society folk on
the Heights, held q meeting last Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of Miss
Jean Mcbride, No. 345 Communipaw
avenue. The club Is now pursuing the
study Of American history and biographi-
cal sketches of famous American gen.
erals were read by the members. The
next meeting will be held on Wednesday,
February "a
Cards are out for a reception and dance
to be given by Miss E eanor ID. Buchanan
and Miss Ollie r. Garrison on Thursday,
February 25, at their residence, No. 212
Fifth street.
Miss Jean C. Mcbride gives a cobweb
party at her residence or Commuuipaw
avenue. Saturday evening, February 10,
in honor of Misses Grace and Lula Hath
away of Rochester.
Mrs. Spooner of Carteret avenue will
entertain the "Xanthe' this evening.