The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-20

the Danforth Lawn Tennis Club at Bain-
Der Hall, Greenviile. Dancing at nine.
AT one c'clock this AFTERNOON the MEM
bers OF the Luncheon Club met at the
residence of Miss Maud james Chllton,
No. 81 Duncan avenue, aud u
delightful emu served IN the daintlest
OF ways from a table bearing cut "
and decorated china. As the paper goes
to press, the members are probably euJoy-
ing the post prandial entertainment tnat
has become a feature OF these aHalrs-
music, recitatious or singing. Ihe mem
bers are Misses May Shafer, Maud VIII
liarns, Maud Chiffon. Jennie Scott, Jessie
Per Lee, Clara Wilkinson. Alice Johnson
of Moutclair, Grace Toffey aud Mrs.
Herbert Scott.
Miss Sadie Northrup entertained a
number OF her friends on Tuesday even
lug at her residence on Atlantic street.
Tit drawing rooms were decorated Win
growing palms and pink roses, and dan
cling began at nine O'Clock. Supper was
served at midnight. Among the guests
were:-Misses Jennie Mamie and Alice
Smith. Alice Seguine, Hattie and Jessie
MortoD, Mabel Tracy, sara Jones, Mamie
Mi chell. Annie Dixon, Alice kieit, Hattie
Brennan. Flora Pearce. Hattie Kenny,
and Messrs. George Boomer, Harry Nc
Cartln, George Brown. James Dlugler, j.
Drayton, William Iyndaii, Frank Pagan
uuQ-A. L. 1dEhtuos s4aH- H
Mrs. William p. Uugerer gave a lun-
cheou to Twenty-Five ladies on Tuesday
afternoon at her residence On Communi-
paw avenue. The table WAS beautifully
decorated and the whole affair a conf
plete success. rns guests were Mrs. u.
v. ii. Brinkerhoff, Mrs. William y. FL
wards. Mrs. w. w. Edwards, Mrs. John
Van Horne, Mrs. S. d.. Tompkins, Mrs.
Fenner, Mrs. Harry Mcbride. Mrs.
Thorne P. Sherwood, Mrs. Lauder bough,
Mrs. j. b. Doremus, Mrs, u. owa
Slater, Mrs. John Bouker. Mr.. Worthley,
Mrs. Margaret Lindsay, Mrs McDonald,
Mrs, Teicnmanu of New York the Misses
Rose and Fanuie Ungerer, Jean Mcbride,
Grace T'ompkins and Emma Edwards.
The guests were members or friends OF
the Woman's Missionary Society OF the
Lafayette Reformed Church.
Mr., Louis II. Washburn left for Kings
ton. N. Y. on Wednesday 10 attend the
wedding If his cousin, Mr.. George WASH
burn, and Miss Eleanor Hinton, when
took place January Is at St: johns
Church. Mr. Wasnburn acted as best
man. -
Mrs. william D. Edwards, OF Bentley
avenue. gave a sleighing party to the
boys OF her Sunday school class on hot-
day evening. The party included Messrs.
Mcknight, Louderbough, Smith, Shan-
non and Rossell. 1t is needless TO say
that the trip WAS a complete success.
Mr.. C. Melville Shipmau, OF Suydam
avenue. has been asked to loan his paint
ing. sTne Silence Broken" to the art e4-
hibition at the Chicago Fair. IL Is the
work of George de Forest Brush, q small
canvass representing an Indian 10 a
canoe. startled at the flight OF a grea,
white bird, IL ever an artist succeeded
in painting sound, MIR. Brush, mas done
l,aur the fan OF the
great white wings.
Mrs. E. f. c. Young's handsome
| Brewster sleigh is one of the sights OF
BERGEN avenue and our good ROADS since
a week ago Sunday. 1t is not always oc'
| cupied by the owner, since she beileves III
making her friends happy, and loans 1:
every day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. L. Young gave a De
lightrul sleighing party last THURSDAY
evening NH route was to Bergen Point
and return, and a supper at the Cartere'
| Clubhouse concluded the evening": me
marty included Mr. and Mrs. v. h
Schenck. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 81. Apgar
Miss Townsend, Miss Florence Percy, MT
and Mrs. E. +. c. Young, MI. George
H. Percy, Mr.. and Mrs n. l.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B Throckmor
ION Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Bumsted, Miss
| Anna Post, Miss Durland, Mr.. w. 3
| jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. y. Grattan
| Mr.. and Mrs. George I. smith ana Mf
| aud Mrs. John Headdep.
1.-The Odd Volumes" will hold It's next
meeting ut the residence OF MISS hitly
| Grower. on Commuuipaw avenue. when
the subject. THE Comparative Claims OF
German and Italian Music" will be dis
| cussed. The meeting promises to be as
delightful as all the sessions Oh tn!s
st. Matthew's P. E. Church was the
scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening. when Miss Lizzie Geddes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Geddes
OF York street, WAS married 10 MT.
Charles w. Forester of New YORK. Inc
maid Of honor was Miss Alice McAllaster,
who wore O becoming gown of white SILK,
trimmed with pink flowers and riDoous-
The bride, who was accompanied by hef
father. wore a pretty gown of white crepe
de chine trimmed with lace. She car
ried bride roses. Mr.. Andrew Craig OF
New York was best mani The pastor,
the Rev. Joseph A. Mock, performed the
ceremony, after which the bridal party
received the congratulations OF tnelf
friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
william Borg, uncle aud aunt or the
bride, at No. Ill York street. Among
the guests were:-
MI. and Mr.. Robert Geddes, Miss Dora
Geddes, MIR. A. Craig, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bartholomy, Miss A. McAllaster,
Mr., Arthur Hartpense, Miss Belle
Cover, Mr.. John Cochran, Miss Char,
lotte Geddes, Mr.. George Geddes, and
Willie and Charles Boig. Mr.. aud Mrs
Forester will reside in New York.
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