New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
NEW-JEkSEY NEWS NOTES.
JERSEY CITY.
CELEBRATION By THE UNION LEAGUE
CLUE OF TUESDAYS VICTORY.

THE PASTOR OF THE TABERNACLE HOME AGAIN
MINOR MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.
The Union League Club. of Jersey City, gave an
entertainment at its handsome clubhouse in York
st. on Wednesday evening by way OF celebrating
the victory achieved Tuesday The address OF
welcome was delivered by President John A. Blair
This wax followed by music AMI Rotations III
which number OF clever amateurs took part Al!
the prominent; politicians Of note in town were
present There were some Democrats among thtnl'
too and they enjoyed the fun as heartily as any
of the guests.
Mr. and Mrs James T. Weidneg. Of Sip and Gar
rison AYES gave a reception on Wednesday even
ing in celebration OF the birthday of their eldest
son. Clarence. Among those present were the Mise"
Lillian Stratton. Belle Lewis. Emma clifton. May
Kiby. Josie Mckernan, Fanny Remington. Florence
Townsend Irene Davis. Sadie Winfield. Florence
Harding Mabel Radc.lf Gertrude Remington VIM
ME Helmer. Gussie Prigge. Hattie Newman Nay
Stevens, Ketia Ht;neI. sophie Aq'sntT''h "'l'
Honeywell. Spencer stanley Edward Miller HehrE
{. Openshaw Henry Coleman. George Ramsey
Delos Lewis. Thomas Chapman, A. GreWer W:
Khneman. Ralph Chysty I; Phar4, MoFU yiiy
lam Morrison. T. Guneayes. f. Th.ory Clarence
Newman. W. Van Doren, George rhcml son. charles
+ 9e' Taft. f sian cy ana J. Gibson
The annual fellowship rally 81 ne JeISoE.
Episcopal Church. at BowerS-st. ana Summit-lN@, H.,
on THURSDAY eveniHS A.dIf,S.a Yer, h, cn"nc'F
r. $ Van Nogiwlck AMI NJ, Aide + Swenarton
Mrs. j. q. SymSs. ~ Il Kcasnston-avc On Thurs
Gay e'cRIns Amons those present y Wyte P ;a
}a,S SsHT u Hcdse 0I Pati + Wb.taher ard
Laura H9dge Annie Magin9hs F. Fla Ho1 Il Th12
Robertshaw. g. Ramsay, D9Ia ramsay Louisa
WNa Georgia PaTs9H ana beae bn ihc Rev John
sSuddTr yh S have 'S 2n VISIT 2 the h
were warmly welcomed and reception given
for Mr.. scudacr il the Tabernacic on Thursday
evening. at which he save reinisGenCes Of the TRIP
a series of lectures the subject ~
assistant Pastor Of The waync Stree Reformed
Church next Thursday evening. Mr. Wick has been
Hoy Lana IN company with other members of Of
and Will have sole charge OF tEe ehurch during the
su VIE Noro rr,,ncdor r,eu will lecture before
the Women's Club of Jersey City at the clubhouse
No ~ Belmoni-ave. next THURSDAY evening on
sale tea been served every afternoon during
the week. The result has been highly satisfactory
HOBOKEN
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist
Church gave a highly successful concert on Thurs
day evening Among those who took part were
Misses c. Benson. Florence Slingerand. Lizzie
tombstone. Emma Schak. Elsie Berries Flosse
Bosmynse. Elsie TAYLOR, Emily Lakely Lille D9a-
Hannah Beckers Ida Piper, Dora Sees: Edith
Katie Houseman Matte Malbine, lca Houseman.
Eva Austin. Grace Ifrrine Mamie Francis. Julia
Lakely. Tulsie Lawrence Florre Van Buren,, Alrs
Patterson Miss Thomas Miss Reed Kenneth y an
Woert Leslie Hopkins. the Misses Need q: Sell
leck, II. f. knight. Messrs Colleti Berries. Morley
A branch Of the National Union for Practical
Progress has been organized in Hoboken The Of
fcers follows President. Dr.. a w; HerZog,
vice president. Herman Lay; treasurer. James /.
Mnturn: secretary. Mrs. +. {. Berwick.
The riding season at HeXamer's Academy closed
with dinner at Meyers Hotel on Thursday even
ing. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Bergman, Mr.. ana MIS-. Ernest Staude Mr..
and Mrs. Henry LOhmanu il. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
j. Voik Mrs. Funck. Miss Lizzie AXtmann, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wendt. Mr. and Mrs II. Kalten-
bach NJ. and Mrs. J. Henry Tinker. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schuomann, Mr. and Mrs. @. A. FEedrichs.
Sir. and Mrs Fritz Reicharlt. Mr and Mrs Philip
HeXsmer, \. T. HeXamer Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rosen-
baum. Mr.. and Mrs J. Masnls. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Tletjen. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Raub Mr. and Mrs. II.
Hess. Mr.: and Mrs. Frank CoIdSs Mr.: and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George HELM. August ,Schwencke.
Bernard Corits, Mr. and Mrs. Henry katenkamp.
Mr. and Mrs John Schwinge, Mr.. and Mrs E.
Funck. Mr.. and Mrs Il. Bran1enberg, Mrs. MO.ler.
Mss II. Boehmken, Frederick Schmidt. Miss Annie
Schmidt. NJ. and Mrs. Emil Bergman. Mr.. and
Mrs CLAUS Schroeder, NJ. ana Mrs; Frederick Elk
John Hartmann, Mr. and Mrs Henry Schmidt. Rich
ara Kuettler. Miss Kuettler and Mr and Mrs. Frank
Rauh