The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-02
~CREENVILLE GOSSIP.

The regular meeting of the Fortnightly
Euchrs Club was neid last evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Prltcnard on Danforth avenue.
Many close and exciting games of euchre Were
played and a pleasant evening was spent oy all
present. After the playing there was oanclng
and a collation.. Among those present were:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Barteilnan, Mr.. and MIS-. HICKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Bennett, Mr.. Hubbard, Miss
Pritchard, Miss Dodds. Miss Ella Carey. Misses
A. and Amy Julian, Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Squire,
Mrs. Ely. DR.. Margraf, DR.. Lililendahl, Oscar
Schmidt, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.. Nortnfitp, RooerG
Carey aud Walter Hilton.
The Y. F. s. c. e. of the Reformed Church is
In o fonrishing condition. the membership
has increased TO one hundred and much en-
thusiasm is being manifesto by the members.
Miss Mary Denton, The president. Is filling her
post ia ar admirable manner and deserves
much credit for the enthusiasm WHICH SAG mas
Mr.. John Jardiue of Garfield and Pearsall
avenues, who injured his knee by falling on the
ice while skating a few weeks ago, Is still con
fined TO his home. HIS injured limo is encaSed
in plaster of Paris and ne will not recover the
use OF it for a few weeks at least.
Tinsmith Schoch OF Old Bergen Road, VINO
brought suit 10 the Second District Court a few
weeks ago against builder John Bancker to
recover SIS which he claimed was due him for
placing a tin roof on a new building, received
Judgment for the amount yesterday from Judge
Trustes Charles R. Burger of the Linden
Avenue NJ. Z. Churcn is visiting the Mldwlhter
Fair 10 California. Mr., Burger will return home
in May.
Pearsall avenue, near Avenue ~,
Onward Lodge, Knights and Ladies OF Honor,
will hold its regular meeting this evening a.
Belvedere Hall. After the nesting a social
session will be held.
has appointed a COMMITTEES TO arrange for tho
seventh annual entertainment and bail ae Met.
ropoIitan Hail on Monday evening. March &c.
The mmitt has received Instructions to
snare no expense in making the arrangements.
and il it is not a success ii will BE- the FAINT OF
the committee.
entertained a large circle OF friends recently, at
a pleasant reception at her residence. Ine
yolnR hostess was assisted in receiving by
Misses May Jordan and Eva Randolph. Dancing :,
singing and recitatious were the features OF tia
evening. Vocal solos wore rendered by MISS
Maggie Jordan, Mr.. E O'Connell, Mr.. Joseph
Minuiugham and Miss Susie Holden. A COLLATION.
was served at midnight. Among those present
were.-Misses Sadie Jordan. Kttie and Eugene
.Jardap. Susie holden, Josie Donahue. Maggie
Jordan. Ireve, Bertha and V. Jarvis, Sadie aud
MAY Manning, Annie. Louise and Lizzie stoso-
linz sadie Guest. Eva Bancock, Jessie Petersen.
Maggie Miller and Messrs. Georges Dayton, Harry
Carpenter, NJ. L, stansbury, Jono Mqrphy' me Mr,
Pfouest, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis, Mr.. aad Mrs.
Theodore stoebling. Lewis Brown. Thomas
Gaffney, Mr.. Carlton and Jonn and Thomas
The fire plug on Danforth avenue which
bursted on Wednesday afternoon has not yet
been repaired by the Street and water Com
m1SSlOuGIS uCoRAbO
notified them early yesterday morning. Since
the plug burst a stream OF water has flowed
steadily from the break and the negligence Oh
the Commissioners mas caused a waste OF much
water. -.
Linden Avenue NJ. E. Church. has elected the
followin1 oficsrs:-President, Mr.. William ID.
Provost: First Vice President, Department OF
Spiritual Work, Mr.. Charles McIntyre; Second
Vice President. Department OF Mercy ana Help
ment of Literary Work, Miss Mary Say bolt:
Secretary, Mr.. William Mcintyre. and Treasurer,
Mrs, Lewis. Messrs. 5. Campbell aud W. d..
Provost and Miss Ida Lewis, who were APP
pointed as a committee to arrange for a public
service on Monday evening, when the newly
elected officers will be Installed. met last even
ms in the lecture room and arranged tins de-
tails. Rev. Frank Chadwick of the Bergen
Point M. E. Church will be tue Installing officer.
He will be assisted by several Officers OF the
Jersey CITY district of the Lsa que. A COM
mittee has also boen appointed 10 act in con-
junction with the chairman Of the spiritual
department for the organization OF a JUNIOR
Epworth League.
Miss Rose Merrity of Jackson avenue, a popu-
lar young lady of GreAnville. aud Mi: A. Balm
led the opening march at the o,ii or Typograpn-
ical Union No. g. at Tammany hail, New YORK.
on Wednesday evening,
attracted a large audience last night. Pastor
Bruce made a fervent plea to the unconverted
and there was abundant evidence that his
pIeadings were not ia vain. Fasto- MCGOWAN
Of tbe Nj. E. Church assisted in the services.
The in the new fourth series OF the
Greenvilie United building aud Loan Associa-
tiop viii begin tomorrow evening, when the
RESIGNATION will meet to receive subscriptions.
The sidewalk on both sides Of Ocean avenue,
from Gator 10 Stevens avenue, are 10 a deplor-
able condition. The property owners refuse to
| repair them. as Contractor Heary Byrne Is re-
enonsibie for their present condition. The cou-
factor built sewers under the sidewalks q few
months ago, and when he completed the work
| his workmen replaced the aags in a siipshod
manner. The property owners have appealed
70 the street and Water Commissioners. and
| Sidewalk Inspector MuIdoon aroused sufficient
| energy to carry himself to Grsensilie. The To-
! snecfor told the property owners that they
would have to repair the sidewalks. but his In
| structious will not be followed by the property
owners. :,
meet this evening at Voss' Hall. on Rose ave-
| nue. An Informal dance will be held after
the meeting.