New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-14
JERSEY CITY.
BEGINNING OFTHE FALL SEASON OF WE'D
DINGS.

TUE palma CLUBHOUSE NEARLY READY FOR
usE-oTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
r.o po,, Harry G. Cronin. OF the Second Presby-
,ar,ap church ofnciated at pretty home wedding
= ,ov evenings ago The couple were MISS Mar
raret G; Birnie daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs' VINO
Rirnie of No 525 Grove-st.. ana tu"i" ''"
The ceremony took place at the nome OIL '''e -
narents which wa. tastefully decorated Inc oI'ues-
aid was Miss Susie Birnie. sister or the o'i'e'
and George Randall a brother or the pi'ues 49, !,
was best man After the reception which ioHo"eu
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Randall star'eu ~,
Lake George and the western part oil new ~, "
State Among those who offered cong ra'u'" .
were Miss Pearl Brine, Miss lnez birhie' MS
Fossie Darroch Miss Alice Greenhalgh MISS Sau'e
ell Misc Emma Ayres Miss Maggie Lanzey'
Misc Maggie Gilmasten, DR.. Lathrop ROBERT APP
pleby W. p Griffiths OF Philadelphia; Mr.. ana MRS
W H. scribner. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses hea'' M
and Mrs Robert Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. "e'"'
ardt Mr. and Mrs Charles Browne ana Mrs' oeoise
Nackoff.
The Down Town Social Club. well-known pleas
ure-seeking organization. at Its recent anhual eeo-
,,or ., officers selected the following: James Fay
president; Edward McCabe vce-president; FRANK
A Dalv financial secretary; Edward kuhlkie re-
cording secretary; Harry Cough corresponding
secretary: Thomas Lee. secretary; Ihoihas 'oa''
sergeant-at-arms; Joseph McCabe. treasurer anu
p J. Mcmahon librarian The club will give lis
annual ball in october.
Miss Annie Reiman entertained number OF
friends a few evenings ago at the home OF her
parents on the Boulevard. The young peope
amused themselves with music. singing anu u ansa
ing supper served at midnight; AnlohR tnose
who attended were Mr.; and Mrs Walter Pa M.r,
Robertson. Miss Dora Heming. Mss Mile Msrden'
John Doscher, Francis r Johnson 'ohh "i''pe"'
William Finck and {. +. Borneinan
Mrs Ida Seavcy and the Misses Seavey have re-
turned their home. at No. 1875 Second-st., aiter
an extended trip through Western New-fork
William Laughn. OF No ! Paulmier Place, Is IN
Jennie will remain in Newburyport Mass. uhtlI
Mr.. Laughlin returns from abroad
The June class of q of the High a. school en-
DIR. Charles b. Converse County Physician, is in
Boston on a vacation. This Is the frst chance TOT
recreation the doctor has had since he was ap-
pointed County Physician. nineteen years ago. bf:
Converse VIII 20 through all OF the New England
States before he returns home.
The formal opening OF the Catholic club for the
season of 1866 will take place on September 70,
The choral and dramatic societies connected with
the club VIII take part In the programme. During
won by the Catholic Club athletes at the games or
the Diocesan League
The renovations at the Palma club are nearly
completed. and the great building Will be IN thor
receiving It's last coat OF paint The room II ~ Feet
wide 81 feet long and "a feet high At rs west end
stage q feet long and 10 feet deep has been puil,;
constructed. IL ~ the intention OF the Entertain
ment Committee to give a large number OF excellent
theatrical performances. but has not yet been de-
clded whether any Of them VIII be or an amateur
character or not. The hal Ia 80 arranged That II
can be transformed into ballroom at short notice.
and will be decorated with terra Gotta and hard
wood trimmings The clubhouse has six bowling
alleys and the Palma boys are much pleased over
the general appearance the clubhouse VIII present
when the season opens