The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-23
~GREENVlLLE GOSSIP.

The Greenville Y. N. G. A. Dramatic Society
met on Saturday evening at the rooms, on LIN
den avenue, and rehearsed the farce The
Freedom Of the Press, - which will be given at
an entertainment in q few week.. Stage MANA
ger Waller more than once realizeo tnat ms
task OF training the would be thespians was q
Herculean one, but he Is confident that many
rehearsals will bring the desired proficiency;
The much talked Of reception OF Our Circle
will be held this evening at Kachiees New
York Bay House. The ladies who attend will
each furnish an untrimmed hat and trimming
for the same, and the gentlemen will be re-
quired TO do the trimming. a prize Will De
The Greenviile Building and Loan Assooin-
ton will meet this evening at the rooms, No. 20
Linden avenue. to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS. :.
Linden avenue and Mr.. W g. Boys will be
solemnized at six o'clock tomorrow evening az
St. Johns P. E. Church. The Rev. Or. Stoddard
will tie the nuptial knot. 4 large number Oh
Greeuville people will attend.
Greenville Lodge, No. 10, ]. o. o. F., will con-
fer the first aud second degrees upon new cam
didates at the regular meeting tomorrow even
ing. The lodge is In a prcspering condition and
is rapidly increasing in membership.
Mr.. Henry Gennert Of Lindea and Garfield
where he will spend three months. He will
take q camera with him and take views" OF all
the interesting sights.
The Minkakwa Club win meet tonight at the
Ocean avenue ciubrooms to arrange for q
theatre party and to endorse Mr.. Ii. @. Petty
for the position OF City Marshal. After the
meeting the clubs champion euchrs team
strong. will play q number OF crack teams for
the championship of Greenviile.
MI. James n. Braden, the popular clerk OF
the First District Court, Is rapidly recovering
from the attack of pneumonia which has CON
fined him to his home for many weeks. be
hopes to return to his duties in another week or
The new branch Sunday school sof the Green
willie Reformed Church has come to stay. There
are already over fifty names on the membership
- n-.x-- L. ht-Ll AlatAd d . fhr
success of the new branch. The exercises yes
rerdAv afternoon were conducted by Deacou
II N. Walker and Pastor Bruce.
The Greenviile United Building and Loan As
.ociaIion viii hold its regular meeting this
evening at Bamber Hall. Subscriptions Will De
re ceived.
German comedy drama this evening at Bamber
me Junior Y. P. s.. g. E. Of the Claremont
Presbyterian Church Is deep in preparation Tor
church on Friday evening, May d.. The pro-
ceeds will 90 to the cnurch. The Young
Christians promise an exceptionally fine pro-
the membership of Court greenvill6, No.
r.476. A.O.F. of A., has increased to 100.
big Fac. Greenviile's most profninent coli
ored resident. attracted much attention ysstsr-
| OCEAN avenue. s.Zac" was endeavoring 10 re-
duce his weight, and it surprised his friends
how much he fell on.
Der OF friends recently at an apron and neckt,e
| sociabie at her residence, No. 9fAvenue r
There was singing. dancing and q general good
time Mrs. b. L. Stone was awarded the first
nrize for making the best hem on the apron. and
| III. j. r. Byrne received. second honors. A
| COLLATION. was served &C midnignt. Among
Surge. Mr.. aud Mrs. B. [. Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
he Mott Vreeland, Miss Hattie Vreeland, Mr..
Z r. Byrne, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. Grady. Mr..
| Wiltsie. Mrs. and Miss .Eauisch,. Miss Briggs.
81 H,sfvap nan1araSf MassrS Frank. Harvey