The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-02
SOCIAL DoINGs.
The Week,s Events.

ALI AIM - WIN ~ ACAO0A
their wooden wedding Wednesday evening
at their residence, No. 86 Beacon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nieholaus received many use
full presents and congratulations. During
the evening the Johnson Brothers, the Irish
comedians, who are personal friends of Mr..
Nicholaus, entertained the guests with a
number of their funny actions n songs.
There were also present Mr.. Robert Beck
with his banjo, Mr.. II. Henkel, the Social
Quartette, and Messrs. G.. Strain and C..
Reinecke, who all helped to pass the evening
away by singing and playing. At midnight
was enjoyed until morning. Among those
present were Mr.. W. Herche, Mis-
NJ. Snyder, Mr.. Diamond, Miss
A. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Tully, Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne, Mr.. Sayer, Miss De Rumpel, Mr..
W. H. Smith, Miss Steinberger, II. Hepner,
Miss Grotz, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bucken, Mr.. Phalen, Miss Fagen, G..
Peet, Miss Angle, E. Schriber, Miss K.
Groeschel, Mr.. Hattareh, Miss l.. Hakowska,
Mr.. Powers, W. Wood, Miss Clarke, ]. Sulli-
van, Miss Willis. Mr.. Weber, Mr. Perieca,
Miss Nangel, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonett, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartner, Mrs. L. Angel, Miss
Peet, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mccarthy, and
Messrs. h. Hardy, II. Gilliar, G. Meyer, A.
Haas and j. and Il. Herche; also a delega-
ton from the Anchor AGnIeJlc CIup anu Lne
Jersey City Euchre Club.
Mrs. Daniel Mills of No. 222 Belmont ave-
nue. gave a progressive euchrs party to
number of her friends, the other evening, at
her residence, which was q very pleasant af-
fair. Prizes were given to the highest lady
and gentleman and also to the lowest. Miss
Mae Holden was the lucky lady who cap
tured first prize. She received a hand
painted porcelain plaque, in a silver frame.
Mr.. David Tippet won the gentlemen's
first prize and was made the happy
recipient of a handsome silver card
case. A stuffed monkey was presented to
Mr.. William Weston for receiving the low
dancing was INDUCED in, and at midnight
supper was served. Among those present
were:-Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Eberle, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Tippet, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Weston; the Misses Stuttenger, Mr. and Mrs.
Eagle, Messrs. Brenezholtz, Miss Br~enezholtz,
Eberle, Miss Mae Holden, Mr.. E. C.. Decker,
Miss Ida Holden, and Mr.. W. Colligan OF
New York, besides Others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson VI their
daughter Maud a pleasant party on the occa-
sion of her sixth birthday, at No. 10 Gregory
street, The invited guests were Miss May
and Eta Moylett, Master jennie Daley and
Miss Oracle Daley, of Newark; Master
Francis Bowling, Miss Emma Bowling, Miss
Nav McCreighth, Miss Retta McCreighth,
Master Willie Mc~Creighth, of Brooklyn; Mas
ter Author Kneems, Master Albert Meyer,
Master Laurence McCluskey, Misses May
McCluskey; Lille McCluskey Lenna Meyer,
Sophie Meyer, Eta Meyer, Hattie Heenan,
Mamie Brown, Viola Donavan and Retts
Donavan: Master Joseph Donavan, Miss
Maud and Mr.. Victor Anderson. Miss May
Moylet took charge of the guests, and gave
them a good round of amusements. Miss
Maud received some very pretty presents.
Notes.
Miss Emily Enneking. daughter of the
famous American landscape painter, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. Westall, wife of the Pastor OF the
First Universalist Church, has been made
the first honorary member of the Jersey City
Woman's Club.
The Jersey City Teachers Club held q
pleasant social session at its rooms, on Grove
street, last Tuesday evening. These social
evenings are always well attended. There
are pleasant programmes of music and reel
t%ations, and much opportunity for CONVERSE
ton.
The Fortnightly Euchre Club held a meet
ing last night at the residence OF Miss PrlteA-
ard, on Danforth avenue.
The Gamma Sigma, an ASSOCIATION COM
posed of a number of clergymen of the city,
viii meet on March Is at the residence OF the
Rev. T. ], Kommers, on Pacific avenue,
where they will be entertained at dinner.
The club met last Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the Rev. Theodore Heisig, on Jer-
sey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Van der Beck and Miss Mary Nc
Kenzie left during the week for a trip to
Florida.
Miss Clara. de Hart, second daughter of
DIR. Madana F. de Hart of Paulmier place,
has been awarded the appointment as inferno
at the Infirmary for Women and Children,
on Stuyvesant square, New York City, the
most coveted appointment of those open to
her class. She will graduate from the
Woman's Medical College, on East Fifteenth
street, New York, next June.
Mrs. Frank Pearson and Miss Martin as
sisted Miss Lille Fuller and Miss Ada Fuller
in receiving at a tea given to the Social
Union of the First Universalist Church last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fanny t. Rowell of the faculty of
Hasbrouck School of Art, has transformed
her studio into such q beautiful room, with
tapestries and busts, paintings and bits of
decorative art, that it attracts many visl-
tors.
Mrs. P. ]. Refill of Halliday street left for
Madison, yesterday to attend a musicale at
the Convent of the Sacred Heart, where her
daughters are studying
Mrs. Horace G. Waits class is in session
this afternoon at her residence on York
street. The subject is stLitchfield,' in
whose treatment she will review the ground
covered last season in an address on the same
locality, this time with the material advan-
tage of stereopticon views.
''The Fortnightly Musicales' will be en-
tertained tonight by Miss Carrie Chesley
at her residence, No. So Clinton avenue. The
programme viii consider compositions of the
time of Schumann and Chopin, the epoch OF
the romanticists. Upon the programme
viii be Mrs. w. Hunter Brown and Mr..
Gustav T. Becker, pianists; Mss Dora