New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY.
THE 4TH REGIMENTS ARMoRY FINISHED
BY THE CONTRACTORS
surrcH SOCIETIES ELECT OFFICERS AND
HAVE ENTERTAINMENTS personal
AND SOCIAL NOTES.


HAVE ENTERTAI NMENrs personal
AND SOCIAL NOTES.
This is a red-letter day the history o. the VII
Regiment " g. :. y. j.. FOR this afternoon Co"-
tractor Cutiey Will turn over to the regiment us
new armory at Bersen-aec. and Church-s'" Jerses
CITY The work of furnishing the armory VIII De
gin at once and the building will be formaily
opcncd on WashinGtons Birthday. The hausu'",
ball will take place on The Mohcay io"o"e
will be the chief social AFFAIR OF the season. an"
will be under the PATRONAGE OF the Ieauc'S u 30
ciety y list OF the patiohcsseS mas '
In The Tribune
The Ladies' Parish Aid Society o, St Matthew
Protestant Episcopal Church held reception OH
Wednesday evening which was Thoroughly e"'o!'u
by all present The officers OF the assoclauoh are
Mrs r Niese president Mrs. Reddick, Nlce-presl-
dent. Mrs Montgomery Throop vile o. me ree'oi'
SECRETARY and Miss Hum. treasurer. Refreshments
were served during the entertainment ny lhe
Misses Chadburn. Younglof, Green, Burns Arm
heiter and Thompson. ana Mrs Boyd ana Mrs'
William Franz ,
The Danforih Dancing Class gave informal
,,.,.ntio, at Banber Han on Tuesday evening.
Erworth League Chapter 1s0l, of the West Side
Methodist Episcopal Church. has elected the ioio"-
ing officers: H. Il. Woodward president; W. T.
Reach and Miss \. r. .SWenarton, vce-presidents'
William Ii. Stone. secretary, and II. VI. smith,
treasurer Mrs Minnie Cole of the mercy and help
d.nsrtment reported that she had made 400 visits.
Miss Maria Frazer daughter OF John u. Frazer
ex-Finance Commissioner OF Jersey City, ard Lawis
d. Campbell Of New-York were marie 81 l"e
brides home, No. 1856 Mercer-st., on NciheSud3
night. The ceremony was performed by Inc rev
George : Bennitt rector of Grace Protestant Epis
conal Church There were guests except the
immediate relatives. William Munroe was best
man. and there were no bridesmaids. MI ana MIS-
Campbell started the midnight train FOR the
South on their return they will make theT nome
in New-York. go
school Superintendent, Snyder. of Jersey City. will
attend a session of tie Department of superinten-
dents of the National Educational Association, 10
be held at Cleveland, ohio, on February II, ~
and a.
Una Circle of ChautauQuans had its annual dinner
at the home of Mrs. Hannah Cairns. NO 10 west
Hamilton Place. Monday. Brief speeches. were
made by c. Edward Morgan. Miss Carrie Flnke. D.
Franklin Smith +. Ebert Slawson. Mrs I. J."
Brown. Mrs. W. H. Hufstader and Miss Eta
Snyder. Miss Carrie Yeaton furnished the instru-
mental music.
President Milton l.. Pier and Mayor William h.
simmons of the West Side Republican League are
forming an independent fire brigade for the better
protection OF the Johns;own. West End and Marion
sections of the city. lying between the Hackensack
LII have the aid of Mayor Wanser and President
John Brennan of the Fire Board MI Pier VIII be
CHIEF "
The Palma Clubs. annual reception on Tuesday
John 4. Blair. George A. Heaney Mr. and Mrs
Robert S. Hudspeth, James Gopsill Nelson J. H.
Edge. DR.. Talbo, r. Chambers. J: Herbert Potts
Misses Annie shearer Emma simpson Harriet Harriet
wood. Fannie Ball. Jennie Scott and Madeline Nu-
tee, Mrs Woolsey Mrs. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs
John : Menagh. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Van keu-
rem Mr.. ana Mrs T. : Thompson, Mr. and MI, Mr.
Samuel c. Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Kelly.
J Mr. and Mrs O. II. Perry. Frank Il, Baldwin,
George 7. Smith. W. c. Post, j. A. Elcott, Mrs.
s V. Benson. w. c.. Cudlipp. John 5: Bonham,
Collins Dr. l.. J. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Harding Mr. and Mrs. William G. Heppenheimer,
Congressman Thomas McEwan. Mr. and Mrs j.
Flavel McGee Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tolfey. Mr..
and Mrs f. F. G. Youns. Mr. and Mrs. Edward l..
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. G. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs Simeon II. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs K. w Elliott,
DR. G. *. Dickinson and otto Grouse
The Chautauqua circles of Jersey city gave their
Church Monday evening, under the auspices of
Beach Circle President ". II. Beach occupied
the chair and Headley Il. Woodward delivered the
address of welcome. Then there addresses
by Professor Horace c. Wait and President Beach
The Fifth Company, Boys Brigade, attended in
uniform and gave an exhibition drill. The enter
tainment ended with Il supper in the church par
lors.
The choir of the Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
Church gave a musicale AT the home Of eX-COm-
missioner Of Finance Robert q. Hitler. in Pacific
ave. on Monday night The entertainment was
in aid of movement TO purchase new music for
the church, and handsome sum was realized.
Ignatius Noonan, a brother of District Court
Judge Thomas Noonan. astonshed his friends on
Tuesday by bringing home bride. She was Miss
Susie Kelly. of Elizabeth. The wedding occurred
September a. 1894. The bride is sister of Mrs
Thomas Noonan. and there no reason why
the marriage should have been kept secret except
81 would be little more romantic than ordi-
nary wedding