The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-09
G~REENVILLE GOSSIP.

The annual election of officers of Greeuville
Building and Loan Association No. z. will be
held on Wednesday evening, March 21, at Bam-
Der Hall. The nominations are as
President, William Zimmerman; Vice President,
Henry LembecK; SECRETARY. George f. Witt;
Treasurers. DR.. S%tegmair, &. A. Hammel and
Il cnry Gotthardt; Trustees, DR.. {. A. j. Lig-
not, Henry Gotthardt and A. B. Lemoeck:
Directors, j. Meyer, R. G. Hammel, j. N.
Pfeffer, F.. Seidel, @. A. Behring, F. W. Busting,
E. Barr. j. Dodds. w. B.. Perkins; Auditors, j.
Rowe, A.. II. Phillips aud Thomas Cogan. At
the meeting tomorrow evening an appropriation
sale will be held.
At the meeting of the teachers of the Re-
formed Church Sunday School on Wednesday
to consider the advisability of holding an ex-
cursion instead of the usual picnic this year.
The COMMITTEES will be appointed at the next
meeting. If the excursion is decided upon, it
will be q joint affair between the Sunday
Schools OF the Greenville and Bergen Point Re-
formed Church. The teachers have not yet
elected an assistant superintendent to fill the
vacany caused by the promotion of Mr.. E. T,
Kyle.
An Indication of the approach of spring was
given by the frogs in the empty lots OF Green
vile last evening. Their croaking, 1t is said,
indicates that winter has passed.
The Greenviile Musical and Social Club Will
meet at Voss' Hall this evening to arrange for
the next regular monthly reception
Bay View Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held its regu-
lar semi-monthiy communication last evening
at the lodge rooms in Bamber Hall. One new
member received the lultlaE0ry degree
The aides of the Greeuvil1e Reform sd Church
have secured an excellent array Of talent for
the charity entertainment which will be held at
the chapel on next Tuesday evening. Admission
to the concert will be by a package containing
something that eau be used by the poor, and all
those who desire to extend relief to the Door
are cordially invited to be present.
The New York Bay Cemetery Company is
paving the street in front OF the entrance to
the burial ground with Bslglan block. Cems-
terry Florist Kruss will begin to lay out the
n--.f IfuDlnUa ~ n HAVr n re Mr. rrrI Il
building a large hot house In the cemetery in
which be will cultivate the plants which he will
set out later in the season.
Fidelity Council. Order of Chosen Friends, has
elected the following officers Past Councillor.
H W. Rehahn; Councillor, J. A. Gotthardt;
Vice Councillor, w. c. Dunn; Secretary, W. F.
II. c. Anderson, Warden, c. Metzsf; Marshal,
j. j. Weigel: Sentry, j. A. Meyding, and
Guard, E. L. Heuping.
The Fifth precinct police have not yet Sc
cured any clue to the whereabouts of Gustave
Simpken. who embszzled $50 while In the en-
ploy of Grocer Herman Meincke, of Ocean and
Woodlewn avenues. The police bslieve that
Simpken has gone to Germany.
Mr.. Maurice Gennert Of Linden and Garfield
avenues is enjoying a pleasure trip through the
south.
A drawing for a handsome ebony piano will
be held on next Wednesday evening at Belve-
dere Hall under the auspices of Greenvllle
Council. No. ia. Jr. o. u. A. NJ. The proceeds
of the drawing will 20 to the benefit fund of
the council.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Radford entertained a large
circle Of friends last evening at a progressive
euchre party at their residence. on Bergen ave-
nue.. Miss Mamie Sachs won the ladies' first
prize, and the BOBBY trophy went to Miss Minnie
Berger. The geutlemen's first prize was won
by Mr.. Radford. who surrendered it to the sec
ond man, Mr.. Henry Miller. The geutlemen's
BOBBY prize was won by Alfred Singer. After
the playing there was singing, music aud dane
ing. Piano solos were rendered by Mr.. George
Kenny, and plano solos were rendered Dy Miss
jennie TalIman. Among those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Radford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. F. Halsey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gross, Misses
Neliie Radford, Minnie Green, Hattie Eisey.
flora McCoomhs Oracle Manning Georgia