The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-17

HuUleS MI. n. L. J1OShiUStN =
Hughes, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Simpson
Mr.. John simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. illlngs-
worth, Miss Ida Illingsworth, Dr. ana
Mrs. De Long, Mrs. Sara Smith OF hos-
ellie, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Miss FannlnR,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes of MES
j. V. Triton, Mrs. E. Carton, Miss Sadie
Carton, Mrs. E. Eta Ball. Mrs. Ellsworth,
Mr.. Harry e. Ellsworth, Mr.. aud MRS.
John A. Browne, Mr.. aud Mrs. M. II. Van
Riner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith Rlcharc-
son. Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b. FaulEs, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. z. Hall, MIR. and Mrs. henry .;
Mrs. j. II. Jones. Mr.. c.. NJ. Ness, Mr.;
and Mrs Clarence B. Riker, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howe, Miss Daisy Shilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H~ogencamp, MI, and
Mrs. Fl. E. Smith. NJ. and Mrs. A.. u.
Fernald, Mr.. G. L. Ness, MI. Benlamlh
MIR. and Mrs. Edward WhaIley, the
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, the Rev.
and Mrs. r. Van Horne, MIR. Joseph
Thomas, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Greenlees, Mrs: Is.
A. Powell. Mr.. J. Z. Carton. Dr. aud MRS.
Charles Mcdowell, MI. aud Mrs. A. J.
Schumacher. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Heck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffery Hosking, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Voorhees,, Mr.. aad Mrs: Lewis
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert I. Barton,
Mr.. Y. Hemingway and Messrs. amt
and Alfreu Ransom.
The commencement IseCeDtlui VI tuo
class OF 1892. Jersey City High school,
was one of the most enjoyable of these
Iong-awaited occasions. Tie Committee
In charge had worked faithfully IN the
decoration of the rooms. with excellent
results, The class colors, pale blue. aud
features were Bermuda lilies, palms and
dotted plants. Among those present
were:-Misses Hattie Tomlins, -Mollie
Thomas. Harriet Bartlett, Grace Feury,
Edna Denver. Emma F~alkenbury. Katie
Brady, Ella Anderson, Susie Douglas, An
mis- Hyatt, Loretta Rochester, Lid Rfnk.
Veronica Stanton, Gertrude Van Ripper.
Bertha Van Ripper, Adele Plog. Elma
Dim, Essie Dusebury, Ellen Genevieve
De Largy. Emma T.. Brown, Nellie
Beach, Bess w. Stillman, Violet Wands.
Elma Coddington, Jessie p; Marvin.
Amelia Schaeter, Estelle RooertshaW,
Susie Sillcox, Leila Muller. Nellie Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Hitler, Misses
Christine Ritscher, Grace Clarke. Agnes
and Marie ~Steinhauser. nua Steele and
Lulu Hamilton, Messrs. Frank Cole,
Addison B. Ely, J. J. Voorhis. JrY Chas;
Moolsey, r! Leonard d F1 nrntor Edward Yard
Jardine, Henry Bartlett. Robert Hoos,
Chas. Lederle. Leonard Feinen, Henry
Hunteman, John k1mpel, Sidney Wal-
lace, Thomas Giblin, Fred Lowenstein,
Emmanuel Pyle, NJ. z. Kelly. VIM. Nor
rison, James Davidson; Charles Lane,
Horne, H. DIN and Joseph Watson.
The members of the Board Of Education,
Supt. Snyder, Principal Sweeney and
Professors Paddock. Eckhoff, Mackey
Thompson and Steele also atten
ded- The %patro1esses " were poS MrS
Mrs, B. Steele Mrs. B. Crocheron
Mrs George Muller, Nine. Adele Miller
Miss Marie Bevier, Miss Cora G. Withers,
Miss Katherine A. Speir, Miss Teres 81
C%oppinger and Miss Mary Nicholson Tue
committee in charge was:-Messrs- John
+. w. Decker, E. j. Dusel. Misses Elma
| DIN, Miss Bessie Stiiimln. Gertrude Van,
| Rirer, Nellie Beach and Violet "A. Wands.,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Kyle of Green
| vile left yesterday for Denver, Colorado.
| Mrs, Kyle was Miss Mary Walker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Augustus Creveling OF
Jersey avenue sailed for Europe yester-
day.
Mr.. Homer Brooke of Linden avenue
will sail for Europe tomorrow.
Miss Elise Smith of Mercer street his
returned from boarding school ut Dobb's
Ferry for the summer vacation.
The friends of Mr.. William q. Double
| day, OF Park street, anticipate n pleasant
| time this evening at Eldorado. This e
| cursion has become ii regularlv-awaited
annual event. and Messrs. Walker. bod
and Doubleday have spared no pains to
furnish a delightful evening.
The finals of the jersey City Tennis
| Clubs spring tournament will attract the
usual large number of gayly-gowre
girls to the grounds In the rear of the
Bergen Reformed Church tomorrow.
The sets will be played off by Messrs.
Woolsey and Negus.
Jersey City has distinguished herself
among the colleges this year. AT Seton
Hall commencement Charles A. Smith
received the degree of A. Nj. and a gold
medal for ethics; Mr.. j.. O'Brien the de-
gree of A. M, and Thomas j. Virgins
and John f. Donnellan. A. B. At st.
Stephens class day, Annandale, N. Y.
Mr.. Albert J. Mock readthe class poem,
aud ut the Bordentown Military Institute.
Mr.. Harry Il. Cummings won SECOND
prize In defamation. Mr.. Edward j.
Dusel of Greenville, who won the scholar
ship for the University of New York, will
begin his study for the law in the fall
ard Mr.. Fred w. Decker will at that
time begin the study OF medicine at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Miss Lillian j. Bridgart of Magnolia ave-
nue. will enter Barnard College.
Mrs. Robert Mcknight, Miss Margaret,
Susie. Jennie and Master Robert Nc
Knight left town yesterday to spend the
summer near Paterson. N. j.
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