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

The choir of the Evangelical Salem Church
this evening by holding an ENTERTAINMENT at the
church, Bergen avenue near Pearsaii ayenus.
The church will be handsomely decorated with
flowers and an address will be made by the Rev.
J. A. Weisnaar.
Mr. ank Mrs. Gardner Of wiHt1sld avenue will
move to Mount Vernon, N. Y, on May !. Mr..
Gardner il Assistant Superintendent of the
Linden Avenue M E. Sunday School and
prominent worker in the Greenvills \. ID. G. A.
He will be missed by both organizations.
Mr.. Henry Gennert Of Linden and Garfield
avenues will leave on May for Naples Italy,
where he will spend three months.
April 10 has been fixed as the date for the
wedding of Mr.. William Mitchell and Miss Anna
Phillips. The event will take place at st. john 3
p E. Church, Bayonne, and will be attended oy
many Greenvlle residents.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor Of the Reformed Church has decided to
contribute S1.50 monthly to the Newman
Rescue Mission. All the Christian Endesvor
societies in the City have been requested to
make like donation.
Mr.. Ritter Ia erecting handsome three
story dwelling on Orient avenue near Bergen
Mr.. James Braden the Clerk of the First
District Court, is still confined TO his home on
wilkinson avenue, with q severe attack of
pneumonia, and his friends are becoming
anxious about his recovery. Dnring the past
few days his condition has taken q turn for the
worse.
The directors Of the German Pioneer Verein
are preparing plans for the enlargem ent and
1mDrOvem01L OF IQo h2ymuD0 hotu uUfuS on
Garfield avenue. In order to raise funds for
the improvements the directors have decided to
give q musical and literary entertainment g e
Pohlmann's Hall on onday, May 1s.
At the NEE citing of Greenvilie Lodge. /. O OF.
last evening two new members were initiated.
The work of macadamizlng Orient avenue.
from jackson avenue TO Bergen avenue, is pro-
crossing rapidly, and will In all probability be
completed In another month. The residents are
complaining that Contractor Harrington Is re-
moving 90 many shade trees
r1t.- ,,l4 fnot nf,sr~A Ar fAknn
politan Hall under the auspices Of Anity Lodge
Of the Socialistc Labor Party, was sIimly at
tended. There were less than fifty people pres
ent Daniel De Leon delivered an address on
ssThe Remedy OF the Socialist Labor Party. -
In the report Of the annual meeting of the
Danforth Tennis Club in this column on Monday
omitted from the list Of newly elected officers.
The clup has appointed as members OF the
Tourn ament Committee Messrs. Samuel Nc
Aueny, William Qennsrt and John .Iardine.
The committee mas been instructed to arrange
for tournaments with the Passac. Hacksusack
aud JERSEY City Tennis Clubs The club has
decided to increase the initiation fee to s. and
to increase the dues of the gentlemen aud de-
crease the dues Of the lady members.
The much talked of reception Of the Glen
wood Social Ciun will be held on Friday even
ing ut the Belvedere Hall.
The suggestion that the committee which has
charge OF the arrangements of the Memorial
Day parade include GFeenvilIe in the line has
aroused the patriotic residents Of ths celery
mittee the residents will present petition re-
questing that the suggestion be carried out.
IF the parade comes to Greenviile,' say the
residents, tho participants csn en- JOY the holi-
day in games and other amusernenss at Currie' .
Woods
Lawyer Isaac Geldsnhorn has been elected to
represent tho Fourteenth precinct or the Sixth
district in the Republican Couuty Committee.
Henry Byrnes garbage collectors, although
warned by Captain Nugent against dumping
ilI-amelling garbage on the vacant lots on Rose
and stevens avenues, have not needed the
warning, and the residents on the aforemen-
toned thoroughfares are complaining In conse-
quence.
Kachiee,s New York Bay House, Ocean and
Wilkinson avenues, on Monday evening. April
23 The ladies who attend will be required to
furnish ladies' hats with sufficient material to
trim the same. The hats and trimming will be
given to the gentIemen present, who will have
to indulge in millinery practice. Judges will
be appointed and the gentleman who succeeds
best will receive a prize The remainder OF the
evening viii be spent in dancing.
Mr. Petar Erhart, the well-known member OF
saghkIn Tribe I.O.R.M., 10 celebrating the ar
rival OF g new member in bis family La
rirl slss}S 2siS4 e lfiFss n
Mi. George Davenport Of Jackson avenue IS
on the Atlantic, en- route for Liverpool, Eng
isud, where he will spend two months with
friends.