The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-24
svE9GREEN,s SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
issbekab Lodges Help Celebrate the
Event In Grand style,

isebesah Lodges Help Celebrate the
Event In Grand style.
Evergreen R-bekah LoigA Nj 8. |. o.
o. f., last night celebrated thsslvsr nu-
mver-ary OF lis organization. Etrly in
the evening is Lodge room was crowded
not oniv with home me nbsrs, but with
GUESTS from other Rsbek All ne gre. lodges,
Augusta aud Flora lodges. espectalv
were well represented by thoss who en-
tered heartily into the scheme of making
their big sisters twenty>Hfth bittn
day memorable event. In
fact they all seemed Il try
Jn keep the fact prominent that Sister
Evergreen had passed the quarter-cen.
tury mile stone, but then. don't you
know. that's womanlike. But now, did
Sister Evergreen care? Not a wee bit.
She was proud of her achievements. She
had occasion to be proud IL you don't
believe IL ask some of the baldheaded,
gray haired husbands who got ont and
skipped the Tra-la-ioo (svhat n pity John
Van Loo wasn't thsrs) in Mrs" Ever
green's honor. just look at these MIR.
and Mrs." who ~;adjourned sfrom the
crowded lodge room after the mot the
hRlD but business meeting was over TO
the hall room. And, mind you. manv
pretty things had been sstd in the ''good
and welfare" in Evergreeu's honor. There
had been addresses. songs and Rotations,
aud while the ball, which followed, was
IN progress q magnificent supper was serv-
ed In a hall below. OF course there were
u number of young people who dau CO d.
But just study the "Mr. and Mrs. of
this list. Noble Grand Miss Helen White
OF Evergreen Lodge, Mr.. E. Weiibacher,
Ruth Tully. Miss jennie fully. DR..
Lard, Mrs. Il. Colsom. Mira. Frank Drum,
Mrs. J. w. Donely, Miss Mabel Donely
(who gave two recitations during the
good and welfare, by the way). Mr.. Rob-
err Colson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Semler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs George Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Decker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hough. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield,
Mrs. and Miss Routau, Miss May Pullen,
Mrs. Couldry, Miss Bertha CouIdry,
Miss Jessie Couldry. Mr.. aud Mrs. DUN,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis, Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
liam White. Mr.. aud Mrs. Msckey, Miss
Dora Mackey. Mrs. :. NJ. Bennett.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Westbroos,
Mr.. Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. Tise and son
Clarence, Past Grand Forster aud Noble
Grand Smith and WIGS Grand Carmichael
of Flora Lodge, Mrs. Eliza Rex, Mrs.
Gretz, Mrs. Fee. Mrs. Van Wort. Mrs.
Stucke. Mrs. Lyons. Mrs. Wamsley, Mrs.
Neuher. Mrs. WelIbachsr, Nj; and Mrs.
Stratter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Smith, Mrs.
Brinkerhof, Mrs. Gsibsl. Mrs. Kopp-
man. Mis- Koppmau, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Douglass, William A. Doug
lass, Miss M. Hoddrick. Mrs. William
Fttzhsnry, Miss Loretta Fitzhenry, Miss
Louisa Weisenb berger Of Augusta Lodge,
Mrs. May L. Psckoher, Miss E.. Priest.
Mr.. Joseph Bernstein. Mrs. Jane Sayer,
Mrs. Sarah Smith. Mrs. F. A. Priest, Mrs.
Anna Hackett. Mr.. Joseph Hpugh, Miss
Headley. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cosgrove,
Miss Rose Mussgiller "a veritabIe rose),
Miss Finck. Miss Mabel Drew,
Miss Lulu Ogden, Misses Lille ana
Carrie HeDper. Mrs. John H. Duuu,
Mrs. s. E. Davis. Mr.. 1. E. Decker, Mrs.
w. H. Tise. Mrs. Katie Wormsley. Mrs.
Eta Van Wort, Mr.. M. L. Preston. Mrs.
John Wilson. Mrs. NJ. Karsen. Mrs. A.
Routan. Past President of the State Con,
vention Of D. of R.; Mrs. Louise Parme-
lee of Newark, and Mrs. w. w. Roberts.
The Floor Committee vera William C..
Johnson. w. r. Why5e, William Brysou,
j. M. Hough and G. Mersheimer. Prof.
Stone furu ishet the music.