The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-04

Miss Lockwood. Supper was
served in Purssell's best manner.
Among the guests were noticed MRS.
George W. Helme. Mrs. Edward f. G.
Young. Mrs. John Herbert, Jr.; Mr.. u
Mrs. Joseph Mccoy. Mrs. Appleoy' Mrs.
Edwin Bennett. Mrs. John kase, MI. and
Mrs. George Nj. Pasten, Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph d. Bedle. Governor Albeit, Mrs.
Harry Mcbride, Miss Jean Q. McBrlde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everest B.. Kiersted, Miss
Annie Post, Miss Nellie Post, Miss Emma
Lock wood, MIR. Francis j.. Mccoy. Mr..
George Beach, Mr.. Morgan Halloway.
MIR. and Mrs. Towar, Mr.. and Mrs
Chichester, Mr.. and Mrs. Flavel MCGEE.
Dr.. and Mrs. Van Cleef Dr.. and
Mrs. Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. J9hn Head
Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Vidal. Mr., and
Mrs. William Vidal. Mr.. and Mrs. Graf
tan, MIR. and Mrs. Throckmorton, Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent K. Schenck, Mrs. Dan
iel Toffey, Mrs. w. G. bumsted, the Key
Augustus Creveling, Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rett Van Horne, MIR. and Mrs. award L..
Young, DR.. and Mrs. E w. Pyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. Dear, the Misses Gus.
sic Barney, Jessie Per Lee. Myra watson.
Sadie TraDhagan. Jean q. McBrloe'
Maude Brett, Margaret Throckmorton,
Gertrude Garland. Lulu Brown. Jennie
Toffey, Messrs. George Beach and MOI
gan Holloway.
The Leap Year party given on Monday
| evening at the residence of MISS Apgaron
Sip avenue proved a brilllant novelty,
and the Luncheon Club, under whose
auspices the affair was given. deserve
| the highest credit for originality and
executive ability. The tables were turned
for an evening. n the gentlemen en-
joyed a brief season OF the homage tney
| had given for three uninterrupted years
| ,Iiha f,ir rI1h nrefnharS arranged all the
details, and each masculine guest learned
| who his escort was to be only when she
called to attend him to the dance. The
coquettish youths were not disposed TO
give up any of their unaccustomed prlvi-
| leoes, and the maideps. it may be said,
furnished excellent object lessons in ETH
auette to the other sex. Among the In
yi,ed guests were Miss Maud j. Chiffon,
Miss Maude Williams, Miss Jessie Per
Lee, Miss Sadie Apgar. Miss Dora TOT
Hamilton, Miss M. Gertrude Garland.
Miss Tompkins. Miss Clara Dear. Miss
Margaret Throckmorton, Miss Phoebe
English, Miss vreeland, Miss Hawk,
Miss May Shafer. Miss Alice Johnson,
Miss Jennie Scott, Miss May Miller
Laughlin. Charles V~reeland. Robert
Rodger Harry Fitch Ayres. Alexander
| McKelvey, Lee Clements, William Glenn
snts, Harry Scott, Mahlon Apgar. Wat
| son, and DR.. George Mclaughlin.
The ute-Lenten season OF gayety was
| brought 10 Il close by a brilliant reception
ut the residence of Mrs. Edward +. Z.
Young. No. IS Glenwood avenue, last
Tuesday evening. Althoug a days rain
mad as usual changed the pretty street
into a miniature dismal swamp, scores OF
carriages splashed through the mud, and
hundreds of society folk crowded the
! dra wing rooms. The floral decorations
were exceptionally elaborate. and supper
was served continuously throughout
the evening. Among the throngs OF
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ed. l.. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V: r. Clifford, MIR. and
John Herbert, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Headden, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Ship
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mccoy. Judge
and Mrs. Marcus E. Each, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller, Governor Albeit, Miss
Mary Albeit. Mrs. james Dodd. MIR. and
Mrs. James Throckmorton, Miss Mar
garet Tnrockmorton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert G. Lyle, DIR. George Steele,
Miss Frank Steele, Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent Schenck, DR.. and Mrs.
LDurrle, Mrs. Bently,
I ernor and Mrs. Bedle, the Rev. and Mrs.
Cornelius Brett. Miss Maude Brett, Mr..
aud Mrs. Godiy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Wander
beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Condit, Miss Condit,
MI. and Mrs. Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben,
! nett. MT. anu MIS-. j.. u jill NIL. ~
Mrs. William Toffey, Mr.. and Mrs. A; ).
Post, DR.. and Mrs. Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. De Witt. Mr.. and Mrs. David
De Witt, Mr.. aud Mrs. Tappen, Miss
May Miller, Miss May Shafel. Mr..
aud Mrs. Smith, Miss Aunie Post,
sail, Miss Apgar. Miss Woodward. Miss
Mcbride, Miss Maude Cn1lton. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Vidal. Mr.. and Mrs. William
+. Vidal, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Motion,
MIR. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. &. w. K. Fal-
Ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Drsssler, Mr.; and
and Mrs. Y K. iPangborn, Mrs. Edwin
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Patten,
MIR. and Mrs. Everest Is. Kiersted, Mr..
and Mrs. George Perkins: Miss Elizabeth
Perkins, Mir. and MRS. Frank Mallory,
Miss Mallory, Miss Emily Bently, Mr..
George Beach. DIR. George Sheriff.. MIR.
Francis Mccoy aud Mr.. Andrew }. Post.
Jr.
The same evening Miss Lockwood en-
~tertained II number of Greenwood young
people by "a dance at her residence, NO. ~
DanfOrth avenue.
Mr.. and MIR. Harry Mcbride, Misses
Jean and Lucy Mcbride OF Communipaw
avenue sailed on Wednesday for Florida,
where they will remaiu until Easter.
AS might be expected, during the first
week OF Lent the social calendar is al
most without a red-leJter day. A notable
exception Will be the reception and dance
to be given this evening at the residence
of Nj. William Il. Cooper. No. 454 Wayne
street, by the Elite Literary Circle. Eacn
memberis privileged to give a certain
number of invitations, ana as the club
membership is twenty, the drawing
rooms are sure to be filed to their almost
capacity.
Tuesday evening. March 8. a reception
will be given by that we'll known organl-
cation, the Gamma Sigma.
Thursday, March 10, Mrs. Orestes
Cleveland will give the second OF u series
OF afternoon teas in honor of Mrs. Frank
Clevelnnd, nee Iddings, at her residence.
No. 1iS Wayne street. The first OF the
teas was held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Wilkinson, nee kitching,
whose recent Wedding was one of Staten
Islands most brilliant social events. re-
cejves at her residence on Fridays III
March.
Miss Clara Jackson's Party.
Miss Clara jackson eel sbrated the
eight anniversary OF her birth with 6