The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-14
GOSSIP.

Miss Carmichael will entertain her friends
at a lawn party this evening at her residence,
Ocean avenue and Columbia place.
Mrs. A. Birdsall of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. George w.
Petit of No. 142 Danforth avenue, has returned
home.
The bay horse which was found astray by
Constable Martin yesterday morning on Ocean
avenue, has been claimed by Mr.. Schaefer OF
Miss Gertie Petit of Danforth avenue will
leave in a few days for Milton, on the Hudson.
where she will spend several weeks.
Misses Olive Carmichael, Emma Mebbit and
Mamie Smith will leave tomorrow for Asbury
Park.
Miss Frances Reisenauer of Avenue D has
left for Bar Harbor. where she will remain until
September.
The building project of the Greenvill Turn
Verein is taking a rest during the hot summer
mouths. 1t was announced that ground would
be broken for the proposed new building early
In the spring, but as yet there are no signs
that the building will be erected.
Water we must have! Pure water we will
have" is the heading of a large circular an
nouncing the mass meeting OF the Greenville
Republican League Club tomorrow evening at
throughout Greenville. The committee which
has charge of the matter met last evening
at Bamber Hall and selected the speakers.
Among those Ayho will address the meeting
are Assembly, James S, Erwin and Mr..
w. c.. Hutchings. All citizens are invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael of Columbia place.
The west side of Ocean avenue is paved
with the new Belgian DiOthS, lTOiu 4uyEllG v
nue. to Fulton, a distance OF one-half mile
Contractor Byrne is pushing the work rapidly
and in another month the entire thoroughfare
Policeman George Routh of the Fifth pre-
cinct, who has been confined to his home dur
ing the past few weeks with a severe attack
Of typhoid fever, is on the road to recovery.
The young men of the Linden avenue Me.
Church have organized a company OF the
have uniforms, and in q few weeks they will
be equipped with real rifles. belts and cart
basement of the church. The pastor, the Rev.
C. K. Hull, takes a great interest in the com
pany. Mr.. Hull is a veteran of the late war
apd consequently any project that is military
meets with his hearty approval.
Counsellor Isaac Goldenhorn announces that
he has retired from the race for the First dis
trict Assembly nomination and declares that
he will take no active interest whatever in
| politics. He will not be missed.
"Uncle'' John Morrell manager of Bamber
Hall, knows a thing or two about euchre. and
invites all the CRACKS to try a hand with
him any evening at the hall.
A prominent young lady of the GreenVllle
| section is reported to be on the still hunt for
rosy cheeks. She despises paints and powders
and seeks only the natural red. She has now.
it is alleged, found the FLORIDA spring and
each morning and evening she devotes a half
hour to a cross-country run IN the back y1rd,
At last accounts she was becoming lite an
athlete.
Greenville Council No. ia, Jr. GUAM, will
send a large delegation of members to Asbury
Park on Thursday to take part in the American
Day celebration.
Greenville Lodge No. 10, L. q. q. f., VII
meet this evening and initiate two candidates
at Bamber Hall.
The board walk on Rose avenue, between
Long and Gator avenues, is sadly in need of re-
pair, The boards are rotten and persons unless
careful are liable to stumble and fall,
Mrs. Edward Schultz of Danforth avenue is
enioying the ocean breezes at ASbury Park.
Centenary Lodge, X. of p, will hold an i'm
portant meeting on Friday evening at BANNER
Hall. The first and third degrees Will be work
ed, and members of sister lodges are invited
to attend.
The bathing season is now in full sway, and
every evening the surf on the Newark Bay
shore is crowded with happy bathers. : Be
tween the bathing houses and the boats, Deck
Ulrich has his hands full.
The magnificent displays of plants In bloom
in the Conservatives of Mrs. Jacob Burger
and Mr.. Henry Lembeck on Old Bergen Road,
are attracting attention.
One of the ~prettiest monuments in the New
York BAY Cemetery is the one over the grave
of the hero Fire Chief Farrier.
Miss Annie McCauley of High street, New
ark. was taken suddenly Ill on Ocean avenue
Yesterday afternoon while on her way to visit
friends. She was taken to a nearby drug store
and afterwards conveyed to her home in a
coach. She was suffering from an apopleptic
fit.
No. 80 Linden avenue. A board of directors
and other officers will be elected.
Misses Annie and Mamie Page of Kearney
avenue are rusticating at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Mr. James Andrew Walsh's body was taken
hack to England on the Umbria, the same
steam he arrived on four weeks previously.
He was taken suddenly sick and died shortly
afterwards. The Masonic fraternity had his
bodv removed to the Hospital.
Mr.. Peter Metzen, formerly a resident of
New Jersey, now a prominent business man of
Ruffalo, NY, and Miss Mamie Metzen, his
John ]. Yuhl of Linden avenue. Greenvile,