The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-15
%GREENvILLE GOSSIP.

The members of Fidelity Council No. IS, Order
Of Chosen Frieuds, paid O trsternal visit to Jer-
sey City Council No. IL, at Union Hall last even
ing. The members of the latter enrertai ued til g
Greenviilians ia exceiisnt style. Az excellent
entertainment was furnished by the members
and a most enjoyable TINS was mad by all.
The Anity Club, an aggressive socialist C
labor organization, has secured permanent
quarters on Noble street. The club will at its
next meeting consider the advisaDility OF hold
ing pubic meetings every Sunday afternoon at
Voss' Hall. II the meetings are decided upon
prominent labor Speakers will be secured to
enlighten Greenville residents on the principles
OF the party.
Mrs. Ely will entertain the members OF the
FortnightlY Euchre Club tonight at a pro :
gressive euchre party at her residence on Dan
forth avenue. Valuable prizes will bs awarded
to the lady aud gentleman winning the largest
number of games.
The regular meeting of the Hudson County
Schwabischer Verein will be held this evening
at Kraus' Hotel, on Ocean ayenus. The COM
| mittee which has charge Of the arrangements
for the celebration of the sixth anniversary of
| the Verein will render a report. Tue society is
in a fourishing condition. Schuetzsn Park mas
already been engaged for Labor Day, when the
annual fest will be held.
The case of Mr.. Charles Shoch, tinsmfth, of
Old Bergen road. against Builder John Blncker
of Avenue E, was tried yesterday before Judge
Puster in the First District Court. Lawyer
Carey represented Mr.. Schoch; MI. Bancker
gave Mr.. Schoch a contract to place tin on the
roof of the building now being erected for Mr..
William Provost at Bramhali and Jackson ave-
nues. After the work was completed. Mr..
Bancker refused TO pay Schoch because. he
claimed. the material used was not as
specified in the contract, aud Mr.. Shoch
brought suit to recover the amount of his bill.
Judge Puster reserved his decision.
The Frank Il. Kimmerly Association held a
well attended meeting last evening at the rooms
in Orient Hall, Orient and Jackson avenue.
The committee which was appointed TO arrange
for the annual reception on Easter Monday
evening reported thar Beivedere Hall had been
engaged for the event. The committee was in
.e...t- 49, 49, DAahI . NAgAHnars ~ ~ = a mr.
expense to make the event q success. The in
~vitations for the reception were distributed to
the members after the meeting Several new
members were elected to membership and four
propositions were received.
Mr.. Joseph Heider, who was recently appoint
ed an officer of the s.. T. q. A., has opened an
Office at Ocean and Gator avenues.
Much enthusiasm was displayed at the Union
service held last evening at the chapel OF the
Greenville Reformed Church. The meetings are
being weifattendeds and. much good is being
done by Pastors MCGOWAN and Bruce. The
meetings wifi &be held on every evening,
except Saturdays and Sdndays.during Lent.
The residents in the vicinity Of Ocean avenue
and jackson place, have complained to the Fifth
/ recinct police. that a gang IT young hoodiums
meets there every evening" The rowd!es usually
corgregate at nine O'Clock and never dispense
befo e midnight. Passing pedestrians are i-
suited and the storekeepers ia the nsighborhood
are annoyed IN many ways. Captain Nugent
has Instructed the policemen of the precinct to
break up the gang.
The annual mas querade reception of the Jol ly
Lot social Club viii be held on next Wed nesday
evening Mt Dick Uldrchss. Newark Bav Shore
House. Over 100 invitations have been sent out
by the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements, aud q
most enjoyable time is promised to those who
attend,
The charitable young ladies of the Agatha
Guild. one of the most active organizations in
Christ P E. Church are doing much to alleviate
the suiferings Of the poor In the Greenviiie
SECTION Yesterday afternoon and evening the
Guild met TO receive donations Of food and
clothing for the poor. from the members OK the
parish. The parish member made q most en-
confagang response 10 the call of the Guild, and
many parcels we're left at ths church. The
members OF me Guild will Distribute the par
ceia Among tho poor today aud tomorrow,