New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
JERSEY CITY.
REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS HAVE AN EN-
JOYABLE OUTING.

PARTIES AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS MAKING TINE
PASS LEAsANTLY-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL NOTES.
Ono Of the most pleasant outings this summer
took place on Wednesday. when the Aaron o pau
win Association went TO Pleasure Bay anu e"'os :"
a clambake at Lelands The sail across 'he Day
and nm tho south Shrewsbury River was unusually
nleasant and created enormous appettes ai'o"s
the members of the association ana 'he' su'','
The clambake was an invitation a"d'i' anu ~
cards were limited to 100 Among those VIZ ''
loved the dinner Sheriff john D. ioii' CV",-''
Clerk John O. Fisher. Under Sheriff Johh D. r''-
,,,, rrank T. Higgins president Of the RepuDlcdh
s,ate club G. r. Christie Assemblymah henry
Nutzhorn and Coroner a. j. \oik'
A birthday party was given In honor OF 'n'' 80
Leo Gun few days ago at 'he no',e VI ''1
parents. No sl7is Seventh-st Music anu u"n.'"e
ware enioved and when the guests went u ."'"
homes they ired from pleasure 0o,,e me n,a,
presen, were Miss Catherine Nolan the MISSES nay
Cd Anna Hoban the Misses Anna ana MaIseiS
Kelly Miss Julia McKenna, Joseph hooah is"a'
Oshorn George Kelly. Walter Hubble ana 'o"i'
Kelly
charles x Burger. of Greenvile. has accepted the
nosition Of manager of the John e. Morgan pam
&c Comnanv AT Colorado Springs ana Man''o"
coI Mr. Burger has lived In the GreehN"e s''
Of Jersey City for more than Twenty-Five yed,s 70
has been prominently identified with the Prohoilio"
committee of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso0''
tion and was president Of the Board OF lfus'soS "
me Linden Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church anu
Chanter No 500 Of the Epworth League
The Greenvne Turn Verein will soon oeslh the
erection Of hail in Danforth-ave. The pnNdihs
will cost about 5000 and will be fnshed IN NJ
vember.
The Glendale Pleasure Club gave Its hrst reeep
ton few nights ago at its clnbrooms' NO: 90
Seventh-st The evening was passed III sin "a
and some good vocal and instrumental m u "as
nrov,ded The attendance was large, ana the re-
Ception was success
DR. and Mrs V. u. Thompson have been occupy
ing a cottage Morristown during Inc summer.
A recention was given for Charles StoecHie. OF No
r.6 Crif;h in honor OF the twenty-hfth anniver-
s,rv of his birthday A large number of friends
offered congratulations and enJoye1 'he iius'0
dancing and supper that were provided
The wedding of Miss Sadie Conkng. daughter Of
ex-Judge Matthew Conkng. 20 John r. Dear
Of Newly took place few sn,S d Pa, a.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev James
J Butler and was followed by reception alIer
which the young couple started on their tour ne
intimate friends and relatives; Among tnose pre-
ent were Miss Caddie ConkiinS; MIS- Fan Wsrs T.
Mrs Mucahy ex-Judge Matthew H. Conkling ana
Mrs Conking. Mr.. and Mrs James Conklins
Harry Castren and Harry Butler
Lay Judge Albert Hoffman. Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas has returned from his annual visit to
Germany. with greatly improved health
number of friends were entertained recently
by Miss Sara See.ey; at No Sil tourtn,so some
Herman. Miss Sophia Dunbar, Miss Florence Faux,
Miss Emma Young. Charles See.ey, Charles Dixon,
Arthur Watkins. Charles Johnson, Percy Ellison
Walter Walt. Ray Brown and William Stewart.
Mrs Mary Manners and her son. William Of
Ere-st sailed for Europe few days ago They
will be gone about three months.