The Jersey City news., 1892-05-13
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Schubert Club Dinner-''Odd Volumes
Club Reception.

Schubert Club Dinner-'sOdd Volumes
Club Reception.
1.-THE Odd Volumes" have been un-
usually active of late, and have given
their friends a number of opportunities to
share their interesting meetings. Their
reception, If reception it may be called,
held last Tuesday evening in the parlors
of tine Bergen Reformed Church, was the
most important and almost the only social
event Of the week. The guests were re-
ceived by the club members, who stood
just inside the door, and among whom
were noticed Mrs Marcus E. Beach, who
received the cards of invita- ion, Miss
Celie Gaines, President of the club, Mrs.
Harriet Eaton, Mrs. Cornelius Brett, Mrs,
Frank Cavalli, Miss Grace Darlington,
Bride. Miss Julia Sherwood and Mrs. e.
+. C. Young. After an Informal
Emma Powell sang. Mr.. John,
Holland played "Reverien Of
Vieuxtemps and Wieuiawski's "Kuya-
wfak," Mr. Leonard MoshIer sang The
Miller's Daughter" and Mr.. J. Hall
played several piano solos. the President
introduced Lieutenant Norton of the
United States Navy, who delivered an
interesting lecture on moorish Spain
and the Athambra." illustrated by excel
lent stereopticon views. The lecture was
followed by realistic view Of ship
wreck, thrown on the screen by the
stereopticon, in which the waves rolled,
lightning flashed, aud finally the Rock of
Ages. surrounded by a rainbow, rose
above the wreck. At the conclusion of
the entertainment, the "Odd Volumes"
and the Artists who appeared on the pro-
gramme were entertained at the residence
Of Mrs. Cornelius Brett, where an I'M
promptu musical program me was carried
OUT by Mr. John A. Holland, Mr.. Arthur
Voorhis. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Moshier, Miss
Powell and others. Refreshments were
served, and the guests departed at about
midnight.
The Same evening the Schubert Glee
Club gave its long-talked-of banquet at
the Hotel Washington. The committee
in charge, Messrs. Victor Baier. w. H.
Negus and Priestley ). Mclaughlin de-
served the com mpliments showered upon
them for their successful labors. Among
the guests of honor were Mayor Wanser.
Kranlz, Mr.. Creswell Mclaughlin
aud Mr.. Louis Sherwood. The
table decorations were of roses. Mr..
Thomas l. Wiltshire acted as toastmaster.
and Mr.. Charles Stimets. President Of the
club responded to the first toast, The
Schubert Glee Club" Majolr, Pangporn
John q. Scudder. "Our Conductor" Cres-
we'll Mclaughlin to .The Genius of
Music.n MI. 4. w. Kennedy. "the Melo-
poia," and Mr.. Charles Foster, appropri-
ately spoke for 1.-The Ladies'" The
Schubert Quartette. Messrs. J. L. Adams.
j, H. Castens, Varian Banks aud Edgar
Smith. and Messrs. Edward Boys and
Edward Groeschel in duets, furnished the
music
Bayonne society is mainly interested in
the great fair at the Pamrdpo ATHLETIC
Clubhouse on Avenue d. The fair will
continue until Saturday night, and
among the attendants at the various
booths may be mentioned Mrs, John w.
Tuttle, Mrs. E. L. Harris. Mrs. James G.
Van Buskirk, Mrs A. V. Peril ne. Mrs.
w. S. Chamberlain, Mrs. Henry S. San
dali and Misses Blanche A bbott, May
Relay, Hattie Jordan and Jennie Want
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimbsll. of Cul-
yer avenue, will leave on Saturday for
Asbury Park. where they will spend the
of the season.
Miss Jessie Marone. of Commuhipaw
avenue, is spending the week in Plain
field. =,
Mr.. Henry Harrison, of Mandeville
avenue, is in Westchester county. New
York, executing an order OF a life-size OIL
painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely. of Rutherford, N:
j., will enter ain the Forensic Society. or
the Jersey City High School, OF which
their son. Addison M. E ~. is member.
and its friends by a reception at their
residence Oh Monday evening, May 23-