New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY.
CHRISTMAS DINNERS FOR THE POOR AND
FRIENDLESS.

POLITICAL CLUBS TO ENTER SOCIAL LIFE-NoTES
OF INTEREST ABOUT wELLKNCWN PEOPLE.
The Union League Club of Jersey City gave a
dinner Thursday night to Congressman lnoi''"a
McEwan. who will represent the With District
of New-Jersey in the next Congress. AS Mr..
McEwan will be the first Republican congressman
from district since 1881. his friends thought he
incident should be concentrated IN sups'dn'idi
fashion Speeches were made by John A Blair.
r. r. Seymour Sheriff Toney Colonel 5. d. DICK
inson, Congressman McEwan, Judge DouSiasS' L.
W. Wooey and others.
ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church, Ihiru-s''
Jersey City, is holding a series oil eVahsenstc
meetings under the direction of Charles W. Cr''-
tenton, founder of the Florence MISSION New
York. These meetings are well ATTENDED, d'i" are
doing much good.
The Rev Joseph Loyzance of St Peters Roman
Catholic Church. JERSEY City. recently celebrated
his golden jubilee. He was born at Rennes bil'-
tany, on March L. 1920. and was Dreamed by
Cardinal Godfrey St. Marc December H 1874.
Since 1852 he has labored in Canada, New-fork
State and Jersey City He has been president OF
several colleges, and is the author of many de-
votional works
The Fremont Republican Club has introduced
something of a novelty into political life. Dur
ing the remainder of the winter the clubs weekly
meetings will be enlivened by debates ana the
reading Of essays on the issues OF the day. Inc
club will also be represented by committee at
Trenton during the session of the Legislature. Inc
Wanser Club will also enter the social heid win
a series of bowling and card parties ana musicdl
entertainments. The club has also purchaser W.
tickets for a lecture on THE Age We Live IN TO
be given the Congregational Tabernacle on Jan
uary "a. by Creswell Mclaughlin.
Prosecutor Winfield of Jersey city who has been
III for three weeks result of overwork was abe
TO visit the Courthouse Wednesday. but IL VIII De
some time before he will be able TO resume BIS
duties Meanwhile the affairs of the office are IN
the hands of Assistant Prosecutor Joseph NJ.
Noonan.
Poormaster John c. Hewitt. of Jersey City, as
sisted by Mrs w f. Budlong and Misses Annie
Walter. Ella Hewitt and Marsaret Hewitt 6IoVae e,
BTghs Tuesday for the o9 ete Of the ns P SS
sHen 10 G the h chden f was also or
the most urgent cases among the parents All this
The bergen Bap,ist cburch Of Jersey City whose
pastor. the Rev. s. J. Ellison is about 70 locate in
the West, will give farewell reception lot h'' vi
MSn?dy R sssh" II the Bergen Baptist Society q Ter
The crozer Theological seminary Miss Lily b.sr S anU
effective missionary work in CHINA Tor more thah
Sheriff Tofey. with his accustomed liberality..
gave the inmates Of the Hudson County jail, at
s sscsysn c TSe dnne Was %
occasion by setting tables in the corridor and allow
The orphans Of the Childrens Home. in Glenwood-
ave- and Of the Home for the Homeless. in Grow
mas trees that we're ever seen In the city. There
are fully 200 children in these institutions yet there
a big Christmas dinner, and no one who witnessed
the hilarity that marked either the dinner or the
distribution would have had the least IDEA that the
The Young Mems Christian Association. of Con
ene Of its am most effective workers the Rev Mr. b
TuneT T who T T fsq M se IN
Conn and engage in the insurance business.