The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-06
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

A pleasant social event was given FRI
day evening last at the residence of Miss
Margaret Eye, No. 462 Jersey avenue.
Pink was predominant In the decorations,
the hostess, too. wearing an artistic en-
pire gown of the same hue. Miss Edith
Darcy OF Orange assisted ia receiving the
guests in a dainty white crepe. de chine
gown. Dancing was the feature of the
event. Among those present were the
Misses Helen lockwood, Florence Ken
Nellie Brilman Virginia Bennett,
Laura Dixon, Genevieve Eye.
Virginia Terry. Tony Forste, May For
man, Bertha Grady, Mabel ellison,
Florence Harvey, Kate Jackson, Ida
Jarvis, Alice Macdonald, Matte Muller,
Elizabeth Pierce, Jessie Perry, Annie
Reid, Elsie Smith. Cassie Speer.
Sprague, Emile Schroeder. annie Scott,
helen Ihursdon, Kate Van Horn, and
Messrs. William Lockwood, Milton Ferry,
j. A. Williamson, Louis Wiel, Randolph
Bedle, Peter Bentley, Richard Bentley,
Albert Chase, Jr., b. M. Chiffon. Will
lam Daray, Leonard Ferris. Paul Ferris.
William Martin, William Morris. Robert
Post, Wallacs Pyle, Ralph Perry. VIII
liam Pearsall. George Ruggles. William
Reid, Edward Heinbrugge, Abel ]. Smith,
Jr., Fred Scott and Harlan Snodgrass.
Mrs E. fl. Apgar gave q delightful an
niversary party on Friday last, the oc-
casion OF her daughter, Erhel's fifth
birthday. Games amused the young
people, and music and dancing were
INDUCED in by all. But, naturally, the
table was the centre of attraction, and
was well worthy of the admiration 1t re-
ceived. Purssell served. Or course the
little maiden was honored by a birthday
cake Which bore her name. A Jack
Horner pipe, which contained goodies for
all, proved very amusing Among those
who took part In the merrymaking were:-
Mrs. William Bumsted, Mrs. James
Thorckmorton, Mrs. E. L. Young. Mrs.
E. V. H. Clifford, Mrs. II. 5. Day, Mrs. G.
Il. Smith, Mrs. N. p. Percy and Miss
Maude Brett. Natalie Smith, Clara
Throckmortop, Grace Throckmorton,
Arthur Throckmorton. Annie White.
lyn Clifford. Mildred Dodge. Mildred
'Esterbrook, Margery Matticks, Douglass
Schenck, Percy Schepck, Madeline Gem
nell, Jessie Oyeringten. Margaret Lul-
kins, Percy Coe, Daisy Jarvis, Eddie jar
Wis, Gladis Liun, Wallace Linn. Sibyl
Young. Natalie Pyle and Eddie Apgar.
A pleasant party gathered on Friday
evening last at the residence of Miss
Louise Waters. Euchre was the feature,
Miss Jennie Duncan carrying off the
ladies' first prize and Mr.. George. Bunce
the gentlemen's. Those who took part
were the Misses Marion Harrison, Maude
Mason. Katie Eldridae, Emily Butts,
Gussie ~Longworthy. Lulu kuhl, Jessie
HaddOn and Jennie Forman, and Messrs.
James Black, Robert Walters, Nathan
Hunter, Thomas Butts and George and
William Wrader.
The Wednesday night Euchre Club.
which seems to go contrary to its name,
will be entertained by Miss Florence Tur-
nef on Thursday evening. February 16.
Mrs. Waterman of Buffalo, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. D. w. Morrison of No.
275 Eighth street.
Mrs. William Eakins has returned from
a visit to Hacketstown, N. j.
Miss Lulu Chadwick of Montgomery
street is entertaining Miss Eta Watkins
of Orange.
Mrs. Coffin and the Misses Coffin of
Glen wood venue will give a ladies' tea
at their home on Monday, February Is.
Miss Julia Pollock, of Wayne street, is
visiting in Boston for a few weeks.
Miss Louise HenkilI, of West Side ave-
nue.. will give a dance tomorrow evening.
"The Assemblies" dance tonight at
Foye Hall.
Mons. Etienne Givernaud, of Home
stead, has been making lavish arrange
ments for a masquerade reception for
Saturday evening next at his home. A
special train will be provided for guests
from the n~eighboring cities. No expense
will be spared to make the event magni-
fcent in all details.
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