New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
NEWS NOTES
JERSEY CITY.
GOSSIP FROM HUDSON COUNTY's CHIEF
TOWN.
ENTERTAINMENTS AND PARTIES - WEDDINGS
PAST AND TO CoME-sOCIAL MATTERS
OF INTEREST.

The Young Womens Association Of Jersey City
gave It's semi-annual exhibition of plain sewing
fancy work embroidery. millinery and dressmakihs
at its rooms. No. 1l2 Grand-st, on Tuesday after
noon and evening The exhibits included everything
In the way OF female dress and were greatly ad-
mlred by hundreds OF visitors. Among the eNhioitoTS
were Misses Rose Bradley. Mamie Hanley' Nora
Sullivan. Nellie Shane. Mamie Barry oarah
OKourke, Louise Degsair, Amanda PROVE H"'ai
Herbert. Katie Moran. Sadie Morton, Mdli'e
ORourke. Emma Trisnan. Nellie Leblanc haue "a
hill Agnes Patterson. Katie O'Rcurko' Sarah foS''
Mary Duffy. Katie Conner Laura Mueller, Agnes
Sprouts Lizzie Sherwood. Julia Ryan Ilhie naIg
wenta Mary Devne Mamie McGinness, Susie
Young Maude Riley. Bessie smith Maggie . t'ourhe'
Mamie Skefngton and Sadie Norton, ana MIS- W.
Moran Some of the dresses diSp'aYed were pro-
nounced marvels of skill and taste by those who
examined them.
The Woren's Christian Temperance Union Of
Jersey City had a social gathering at the home OF
Mrs Fisher No. POS PaCific-ave., on Tuesday even
ing Mrs Hannah Cairns. president of the Hudson
cations and songs were given by MISSES w ltidihS
and Nellie Beck and Mrs SNYDER and f. Beck. y
The Literary Association of ST. Paul Of the Cross
party at the clubhouse, in south-st., on Monday
evening. The prizes were won by Misses 5 MeIie
Duff, l.. Burckharlt and W. Shelter, ,..,.....,.,.
gave an enjoyable entertainment at Hasbropck
Hall. Jersey City Heights last SATURDAY night
pie of jersey City's fashionable, circles. Among
those present were Governor and Mrs George .;
Mrs E. r G Young Mr. and Mrs Charles an] Nr 6.
hon Mr. ana Mrs Joseph 4 Pear Nh, Nj and Mrs Mrs
SS rs Daniel FS oey Mr. Mr. and and Ms "
Mr.. and Mrs George Str3tford MI; and iyiI
ieT Mr. and Mrs O. H. PerTy MT and Mrs, +. ].
Mallory and Dr. and Mrs Il ba s5S 9 T. Of
the Summit Avenue Baptist Church was held on
MSMDS .He4s THE The af and
president NJ NsMssters ir read the re-
Singing aHs Was 3 Mrs j. !, hurley; .,.xa1 nro
eressve eel euchre at the home Of Miss E:nie ,RFo -
maine in Academyst on Tuesday s4Snng a ahe
Josie McKernan, and Messrs. D. Z. Post and Ed
WaTa M weTe Misses Name coleman Jennie e
land, Jennie Van Wagenen' Kate Henrnsr ann
Henry HeIlmer Henry Vaudeville. Henry Cole
man. Henry Dogelohr. Edward Trenery and Fred
The Palma Club Of Jersey City, gave reception
day evening The display Of dresses was unusually
fine. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs, j a.
A A. Nj Aas ss MIS- H and Rra,!2" NJ ana Ms
Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard Nh ard Mrs @ H. 1T, Th9 mp
land. Cora Guerney, Anna Bonhsm, Hattie, St
John, Sara Clarke Emma RobnS,on E as.I Hart
Garland William Klumpp; Henry, Evans W. b.
Moore. Herman Jaehne. Frederick Van Ne4 Ee
DR.. B. Edge. Otto Grouse, G. ". LembeGk. W. g.
Cudlip, W. K Walton. w. F; Baron. Frederick
Auners. Joseph d. Kidder, Charles Valentine F. r.
Baldwin and Nelson j. II. Edge.
Miss Florence L. Stouvenel and Harvey e. berk-
heiser married at the home OF the brides
parents. No. Al Virenia-ave.. on Monday evening;
The Rev. ID. T.. Kemb.e pastor OF the tniten
Evangelical Church OBLIGATED. Miss Viola Mitchell
was bridesmaid and William II. Genzel was best
man. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs; j; j.
Stouvene. Misses Cora and Helen Stouvenel. Mr.
and Mrs. J. b. Berkheser, George Berkheiser and
Misses Mamie and Carrie Berkheser.
Cards have been issued FOR the Wedding OF Miss
Annie NJ Pate and Charles W. Gill which will
take place at the home Of Miss Pates parents.
No 247 FairmOuntave, on March I.
Cards announcing the wedding OF Miss
Tlly Heps.ey and Frank Dunlap. well-known So
ciety people OF Jersey City Heights. Miss
Hepsey is soprano sOloist OF the West Side Meth
odst Episcopal Church, whose pastor. the Rev
John D. Atkinson will oficiate. The ceremony
will take place on March 7.
Mrs. Helena Sens. the mother OF John Sems,
who was found suffocated and presumably muir
dered, with Henry knoop. by John Boehmann. in
Brooklyn two weeks ago died yesterday morning
at her nome, No. 81 WillOw-ave. Hoboken. II IS
believed that her death was caused by grief over
her sons terrible fate. She was not In good health
when the news Of the tragedy came Mr. Seins
feels his double afflicton keenly. but he bears up
bravely. The funera, OF Mrs Seims VIII be held
Tomorrow. at the German Lutheran Church. in
Hoboken.