The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-27
GOSSIP.

The Minkakwa Club held its regular
meeting last night at the ocean avenue
cub house and selected candidates for
the County Committee. The committee
which was appointed to consider the ad-
Visibility of erecting a new club mouse
that it would make a complete
report at the next meeting. The com
mftee, it is said, has a plan which, IL
carried out, will give the members as
fine a club house as there is in the city,
and Judging from the member OF secret
conferences that ave been held lately,
the members are in dead earnest. Messrs.
Wegman, Reid and Armstrong We're APP
to the new Woodlawn school at the form
al opening on Friday evening. Ihe pre-
sentation speech will be made by Major
Armstrong.
will hold an important meeting this even
ing at the lodge room in Bambe Hall.
A number of new members VIII be IN
itiated, and as the lodge goa has had
a lively time. Members of sister lodges
are invited.
The receipts at the meeting of the
Greenville Building and Loan Associa-
ton last evening amounted to $4,067.97.
The annual meeting of the association
will be held on Wednesday evening, De-
cember Il, when officers for the following
year will be elected. Secretary Routh
is kept busy preparing the books for the
new fourteenth series, which Will open
on Monday, December 3. Over 100 shares
IN the new series nave dlISdQy OGGA pun
scribed for.
Although Druggist Mitzenius is an ac-
tive member of the Greenville Yacht
Club and an enthusiastic yachtsman, he
is not following his hobby SO closely as
to notice that in his shop window he has
placed the port light on the starboard
side and the starboard light on the port
side.
The Royal Ten, Kings Daughters, will
give a dramatic entertainment at Bam-
Der Hall this evening for charity. The
entertainment promises to be a success,
as a large number of tickets have been
sold. At the close of the opening play
Mr.. Charles Herig, the clever tenor, will
sing a solo, to be followed by a musical
act by Miss Renie Green and William
Thorpe. The farces, Or. Cure-All' and
sIci One Parte Francais," have been
carefully rehearsed and will be pre-
seted in an able manner. The cast will
Dr.. Cure-An, Paul sabotker: Maria,
Susie Nelson; Mrs. Brown, Sadie Cart
wright; Mrs. Jane Simpsons, Rose w.
Becker: Mr. Alphonso De Jones. Joseph
milford; Mrs. Rotchkins, Anna D. Darr;
MSS Kate Rotchkins, Edith Perry; Miss
seraphina Paddingtont, Flora Sampson;
Mrs. serawny. Violet =; smith; n Mrs.
Ice One Parte Francois: Major Regu-
ius Rattan, Joseph milford, Victor Du-
bois, William Gotthardt; Mr. Sprggins,
D. Darr; Angelina, Sadie Cartwright;
Julia. Rose NJ. Becker, and Anna Maria
Carrie Arnold After the entertainment
there will be dancing.
The Hotchbin sisters, a clever com
pany of bell fingers and musical artists,
will repeat their entertainment at the Y.
M. C. A. rooms, Bamber Hall, on Thurs
day evening. The Hotchkin Sisters are
we'll known in this city, having pleased
large audiences in many of the down town
churches. The proceeds of the entertain
ment will be used by the Board of Man
ayers of the Y. M. c.. A. in their efforts
to place the association in a sound inan-
cial condition.
Tomorrow evening the Printers and
Bookbinders Pleasure Club will hold
their annual ball at Metropolitan Hall.
Last year the I'll entertained over LOCO
guests and this year the members hope to
entertain twice that lumber.
The Fifth Precinct police are devoting
their leisure moments now to the study
number of text books on law and is ound
i~nstructing his fellows coppers as often
as the opportunity presents itself.