The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-03
G~REENViLLE GOSSIP

The New Jersey Turn Bezirk. which
includes all the Turn Verans OF Jersey
City, Newark, Elizabeth Hoboken ana
sunday afternoon, April "A, at the head
quarters of the Greenville Turn Verein,
in voos' Hall, on Rose avenue, to ar
will be held in June. The features OF
the fest will be prize eompetltIon f3r the
singing sections. 1t will in all p~rooaoil-
On June is Miss Anneta STAFFORD OF
Garfield avenue and Van Nostrand place,
the pretty daughter of the well known
s~ylvania. The wedding will take place
at ST. Johns Church, on Summit ave-
nq Tbe and maS will friends Re 8 D of SH9 f. 3. f p. Nree-
land of Garfield and Linden n We're
panied last evening at the
ment that his VIE haa ,sie nl,+ ~hua an ay.
tack Of heart failure and died suddenly.
A short time ago she was stricken With
a severe attack OF pneumonla' ana a 9er
.cidedly slim. She rallied, however, ana
on Sunday evening last she attended the
farewell service OF ne Rey. ~; II cibb T Nics
Vreeland was We'll known in Greenyilie,
being connected with one of the Oldest
and mest prominent famt ! 81 enc Cor.
field avenue met with a serious acci-
dent in New York yesterday afternoon.
While he was entering the New York Life
iron pipe fell through a Ratchway and
struck him on the head, inflicting a Sc
we're scalp wound He Is eonnned IN
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Adele Weber of Arlington avenue. the
well known elocutfonisr, ard ut. Davla
emnized at the South Bergen Reformed
Church on Monday evening. April IS.
The regular monthly meeting OF Snap
held tomorrow evening at the Linden
Avenue N. E. Church. After the meet
ing a erayon socssble will pc held under
Each member of the League will be called
upon to draw, while blindfoldsd, a GER
tain object on a blackboard. and the
the be''1 drawings represent. The members
guessing the greatest number will. re-
ceive valuable prizes. Owing to the ab-
tending the Newark Conference at Tot
church on Sunday evening win be CON
win lead, assisted by Vice President has.
Mcintyre. The services will begin at
half past seven o'clock instead of the
ps e h Republican mass meeting which
was to have been held this evening at
the Belvedere Hall, under the auspices
of the County Committee, has been de-
clared off, the committee deciding not
to hold any meetings during this cam
Glover's micro-phonograph entertain
ment was given at Bamber Hall last
evening for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Owing to
the Indictment weather, the attendance
was not as large as expected. The en-
tertainnent proved very interesting, and
those Who attended were we'll paid for
their visit. The selections by Gilmore's
and United States Marine Bands were
reproduced with a faithfulness that elicit
ed loud applause.
Greenville Lodge No. TO-, /. Q. Q. F.
met last evening at Banher Hall and
adopted resolutions of regret touching
the death of Mr.. August Zeugner, who
was enc of the charter members of the
lodge
The Consistory of the Greenville Re-
formed Church held its regular monthly
meeting last evening at the chapel. but
no action was taken regarding the fll-
ing of the vaeancy caused by the resig-
nation of Pastor William p Bruce. The
selection of a successor to Pastor Bruce
will not prove an easy matter, as there
are t~wenty-nine candidates for the posi-
ton.
who died on Saturday,, took place yes
ferday afternoon from his late residence.
Bergen and Warner avenues. The funeral
was one OF the largest seen IN G~reenville
ia some time. The floral tributes were
numerous and handsome. The ~interrnent
was In the New York Bay Cemetery,
The estate Of Mr.. Birch. which is vas-
ued at over $coN, 600. will be divided equal
~ between his widow n son.
The Greenville Republican League Club