The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-31
GREENvlLLE GOSSIP.

Lawyer Robert Cary ,sss.ts,rtaicad the 1nenaharss
of the Eortnightly Euchre Club at pleasant
euchre party, Thursday evening. at his resi-
dence, Pearsan avenue and Avenue E. The
ladies' prize was won by Mrs. George f. Nc
Aveny and the gentleman's prize by Mr.. Hub
bard; After the PLAYING 1 there was singing.
Mrs. Ely Mr.. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ben
nett Miss Ella Carey, Misses Juilan, Adele apd
Z. Weber Mr.. Banta, Dr. MargraI, Mr.. Mr. Ely
progressive suchre party of the season, on
Thursday evening, April 26. at the residence of
Mr.. Ely, on Danforth avenue
The committee appointed at the last meeting
of the Greenville Reformed Sunday School to
make arran gements for the annual outing have
decided to hold joint excursion with the
Bergen Point Reformed Sunday School. The
next meeting.
cards are out for the wedding of Miss Anna
Phillips aud Mr.. William Mitchell of Avenue E.
The event will take place at st. Johns P. E.
Church, Bayonne. aud the nuptial knot will be
tied by Rev. Mr. Valentine. the wedding will
take place the latter part Of next week.
Miss Mary Saybolt of Avenue e has returned
from Philadelphia, where she has been visiting
relatives.
The Rosebud Euchrs Club had well attended
euchre party % on n1a a a. nd .nd
Ocean avenues.
Mrs Rebecca Dnlaway, Greenv lles Oldest
resident, celebrated the eighty-eghth anniver-
ssry Of her birthday, Wednesday evening. by
rendering reception to her friends at the resi-
depce Of her daughter, Mrs Carey, Pearsall
avenue and Avenue E. Among those present
B. Hay, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. P. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs q. w Outwater, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oak
ford, Miss G. Dillaway Mr.. Gsorge F. Nc
Ansny, Miss Lizzie McAneny, Miss Elia Carey,
Diilaway. despite her old age, Is hale and
hearty. She has not been Ill for years. aud
hopes to live to celebrate many more birth
days.
Mr. Charles Dege of Ocean avenue and Cedar
street is ON the Atlantic route for Germany.
Mr. Dege will visit his relatives In the father
land'' and will remain thore Two months.
Mr. William Outwater has declined the po-
sition of organst of the Greenville Reformed
Church rendered him by the consstory of the
church. The new candidates for the position
are Miss Lizette Jacobs and Mr.. H. R. Nc
Pherson. 1t is rumored, however, that the con .
sistorv will secure an organist from New York.
Until the appointment Is made Miss Jacobs will
preside at the organ.
The residents of Greenvills were surprised
yesterday morning in seslng gang OF Henry
Byrne's employees at work cleaning Linden and
Dapforth avenues. This Is the first time that
these thorougnfares have besn cleaned In two
years. Ocean avenue should now receive the
attention of the street cleaners.
Messrs. Robert Carey, J. F. Byrne and A. A.
LANCER will shortly make en- effort to organize a
Young Mems Democratic Club in this section.
The annual ball of the Aroma A. c. will be
held on Monday evening at Metropolitan Hail.
masquerade eception was rendered recently
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dusel at their residence,
No. 81 Pearsall avenue. The party met at the
residence Of Miss Vogt on Pearsall avenue and
marched to Mr. and Mrs. Dusel's residence.
The masqusraders were entertained at variou
times during the evening with vocal solos by
Messrs Lane and Haveman. Dancing, gam es
and a collation. were tie other features: Those
present were:-Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Grace
Glenn, MFR. and Mrs. Bumner, Miss Sadie and
Amelia vogt Mr. aud Mrs. c. R. Dusel. Misses
A. and H. CrapeI. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs. Mr. and
Mrs. Haverman, Mr.. and Mrs. Koch. Mr.. Louis
Kreiser. Mr.. Angel, Mr.. Campbell, Misses H
and A. Koch, Mr.. Hermann Koch, Misses <. and
B. Dusei and Mr.. H. Dusel
The first annual ball Of the Bergen Baseball
Club, held last evening, at Metropolitan Hall.
was most successful affair There were over
one hundred couples on the floor when the open
ing march was played The march was led by
NJ. j. O'Tools and Miss Nellie Mcneil. Mr..
O'Toole off1cated as floor manager. He was
assisted by Mr.. j. J. Fitzsimmons, and the fol-
lowing committee:-Ja James A. Gearhart, James
P, Gormley. Ned Cummings, Matthew Nc
Donough, VIM. Stoweil, John Scanlon, NJ. Nc
Donough. H. Luton. Charles Brooks ban K,
Charles RaveI and Henry Halleck. The proceeds
of the ball will be used Ia the purchase of uni-
forms for the baseball team.