The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-04
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The La Normandie Euchre Club was recently
added to the many social lotteries in Jersey City
Heights. 1t met at the residence OF MISS +.
Fermier, No. 164 Arlington avenue. After
euchre. dancing was enjoyed. The prizes were
won as folows:-Ladies' first, Miss Dora
Thomas; g~entlemen's first prize, Mr.. j. Fernier;
ladies' BOBBY. Miss Applegate; geutlemen,s
were the Misses Minnie Doggert, Moliie Thomas,
Jacobs, Kennedy, Brown. Fermier, Bacnman,
Downey, Dora Thomas, Meade, Scobie, Ten
Brock, Cora Baker, Claudia Meade, Schuhardt,
Arthur, Bessie Arthur; Messrs. Lunger, Chand-
Ter, Fermier, F. Fermier, Deakin, Powles,
Leding, Cooms, Foster, Hilton, Reeves, J.
Deakin of Bayonne, Mr.. Shift of New York,
Messrs. Stevens, Harland, Bullen and Phillips.
The leading Chautauqua circles in this city,
the Beach of the Heights, Una of the North
Baptist, the Y. M. C.. A Circle, and the two
connected with the Tabernacle will combine in
listening to a series of lectures on Greek Social
Life. Prof. H. c, Wait of Hasbrouck's will
open the course in the Tabernacle on Tuesday
evening next.
The Gossip Club gives its second reception on
January 10, at Crescent Hall.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, daughter of the Rev.
David Mitchell, will be married on January "a at
her fathers home.
The next dance of the Assemblies will take
place on Monday, January Is, at Foye Hall.
1.-THE Downtown Circle" will give another in
formal dance in the near future. IL mas not YET
been decided where the festivities will take
place.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs, J, Bruce Oliver was celebrated Monday
evening at their residence, NO. SOL Branhall
avenue. Among those who congratulated the
happy couple were Mrs. MacLacnlan, Mrs. w.
Van Keuren. Mrs. Hester Van Keuren, Master
Clarence Van Keuren, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Geb.
hard, Messrs. w. j. Budd, Charles Schlegei and
Harry Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Van Keuren, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Seymour. Dr.. and Mrs. Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. E. =. Mix. MIR. and Mrs
Henry Wooley aud Mrs L. Yerance.
Miss Katharine Van Horne entertained a num-
Der OF her friends last night at her Residence,
Communipew aud Pacific avenues, In honor OF
her birthday.
The company of young ladies who have beer
giving the successful vocalophene performances
recently, had a merry meeting at the residence
of Miss Annie Munson on Summit avenue on
great amusement and q supper a pleasant di-
version. A unique feature was the presentation
to each guest of a souvenir made OF wlshbones,
which were tied together with a 'sknot OF ribbon
blue, " and further fastened with red ribbon TO 9
white card. Greetings appropriate to the sea
son further adorned the tokens.
The ladies' made the last of the few hours re
naming of the Leap Year, and at ten o'clock mi
vited each gentleman to choose q cap tina
would fit him, fguratively speaking, in q line OF
articles which seemed appropriate to himself.
II his choice was not correct, he had to render
q forfeit. The object was to make pleasure
over some fad or hobbies of each. Thus Mr.
Richard R, Green, who Is an interchangeable
worker among the churches, received q beei
tongue and a hint of ''the one thing needful' in
the shape of a spinster of dough. The evening
passed delightfully."- to those present. among
whom were the Misses l.. Miliar, T. Elder, I. e.
Zimmerman. A. and F.. Munson, Lille Rock
fellow. G.. Fields, e. Mercein. j. Merritt, S.
Dubois. L. Smythe, e. Seaman, N: MeMurray,
G.. Wickham, II. White. l.. Judson, ID. morrison
ond NJ n l3raanfeld