The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-13
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Misses May. Jeanette and Anna Petit enter
taiued a large NUMBER of friends recently at 9
pleasant reception at their residence. No. l42
Danforth avenue. Excellent recitations were
rendered by Miss Louisa Sutton and a piano
duett by Miss Beatrice Roome and May Petit
was we'll received. MIR. George Roehrenoeck
uIayed a violin solo in a creditable manner aud
a cornet solo by Herbert Vaughn was well
PLAYED. Miss Grace Coswell executed a skirt
one of the features of the evening. Among the
guests were:-Mrs. H. G. Roome, Mr.. ami Mrs.
William Roome. Mr.. Edwar Verinder, q.
Richie Petit, Arthur Petit, MI. aud MRS.
Howard jones' of Bayonne, Mr. and Mrs
g. W. Petit, Misses Gertie and Maud Petit. the
Misses Loeske, Rose Linde,. C.. and L. Rithi en-,
Jones, Anna Rachrenbeck. Dorothy Cornweil,
Agatha Miller, Blanche and Harry Grevert,
Lille and Irene Riley, Josie aud Emma Lihder,
Beatrice Roome. Lulu yolz, Mary Burke,
Louisa Wittenhert, Mary. George and Harold
Kay, Lois Mstzheimer, E. Loeske and Grace
Coswell.
list of the Reformed Church. Mr.. outwater is a
member of the church and has had an excellent
musical training. He can handle the large
organ with ense and il the position IS rendered
him he will accept. Until the appointment is
made Miss Lizette JACOBS will preside at the
organ at all the regular services.
Wedding bells will ring IN this section next
month. The contracting parties will be Mr..
Karl Drewsen of Dauforth avenue, and Miss
Arbuckle of Ocean and C!aremoat avenues. The
event will be celebrated with great eclat.
Mr.. Joseph Filoramo, the well known captain
| of the Linden Bowling Club is receiving the con-
gratuiations OF his friends. It's a girl.
The regular monthly business meeting OF the
" p 6 z r. of the Reformed Church, was held
| last evening, at the chapel. Immediately after
| the prayer meeting. The secretary.'s report
! showed the society to be in a hourishlng condi-
| ton. The membership is rapidly climbing up to
| the century mark. Only routine business was
transacted at tine meeting.
Judge Hudspeth has moved into his handsome
new residence on Garfield avenue, between
| Pearsall and Winfield avenues. The structure
Is one of the prettiest in Greenviile and adds
much to the beauty Of the section where it is
| located.
defunct Y. III. c. A. Literary Society are about
to make an effort to reorganize the society. A
circular letter requesting the members OF tue
association and Those young men desiring to
| aid the movement will be sent out 10 a few days
| and it is more than likely that the PLAZA viii
| maet with success. A meeting to discus; the
matter will probably be held in a week or two.
Ali Young men desiring to join the society, by
notifying the Literary COMMITTEES, will be en-
The charity concert arranged by the ladies
of the Episcopal, NJ. E. and Reformed Church-
es. which will be held this evening at the chapel
of the Reformed Church. promises to be q
successful affair. The committee has arranged
an excellent programme, and as tue price OF
admission is but q package containing some
useful article, there will, no doubt De a large
attendance. The packages of good things
will be istributed tomorrow.
The spinning top fever has set 10. Evidences Of
| IL can J0 IOunE duf dLkot sSAOSA
hours on the Greenville streets.
Mrs. Beaman of Old Bergen Road and Pear
sail avenue celebrated the anniversary OF her
birthday on Thurs lay evening by rendering a
reception to her friends at her residence. Slug
ing. dancing aud games were INDUCED in, and a
most enjoyable time was had BY all present.
Mrs: Bsaman received many handsome ana
Misses Lizzie Haiber. Mrs. A. kschle.. Miss
Mary Paulson, Miss Gotthardt and Miss Westsr-
The meeting Of the Sixth District Citizens
IMPROVEMENT Assoc iation at Bamber Hall this
evening will be an important one. All citizens
ments are invited to be present.
The Schwabischer Quintette has been organ
lied bv the Schwabiscner Verein. The members
are:-Presidsnt Abel first tenor; Louis Frey
and Emil Koch, second tenors; E. Ehing, first
bass, and Anton Kraus, second bass.
The plasterers are now at work npon the In
terror of the new Woodiawn truck mouse and 10
two weeks it is expected that they will turn the
structure over to the carpenters. who Will put
on the finishing touches. The building, when
completed. will be the handGomest structure OF
its kind in the city. It will be an ornament to
the Woodiawn section
Miss Mamie Garner of Battle Creek Mich, il
visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie Longford o.
Binder Bancher contemplates erecting two
frame cottages on Pearsall avenue in the
spring.
and Myrtle avenue. while Jumping a fence on
Garfield avenue yesterday afternoon. fell and
broke his left arm. He was taken to his home
by his companions.
Al the last meeting of the Greenville Building
and Loan Association ten shares of $500 each
were sold at a premium of $500 per share. Last
evening the association received 81 1880 in sub
scriptions. At the meeting of the United Build
ING and Loan Association last evening the sub
scriptions amounted to $3.50.
The pinochie contest for the championship OF
the West Side OF Greenville between Mr.. ID.
Petty and MIR. "a. Eastman, and Mr.. Kohl ane
Mr.. Becker is becoming interesting. The sec
ond series of games were PLAYED last evening 8
f5assmaun. A third series will now have to b
played to decide the championship.