New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
JERSEY CITY.
A LOCAL PASTOR CALLED TO A WEALTHY
CHURCH IN FREEHOLD.
CLUB COMMITTEES APPoINTED-A HOME FUN
PoLIrICIANs-soCIAL AND PER-

SONAL ITEMS.
The members OF the Baptist Church at Freehold
n j. have extended call to the Rev. Iheo"oie
Heisg. The clergyman severed his connection WIN
tho Parmly Memorial Church on January last, ana
for about two months has filed the pulpit OF 'ht
Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church. made vacant py 'he
resignation OF the Rev. David Mitchell. IL Is oe'
lieved that Mr.. Hesig will accept the cali IRON
Freehold and go there. The church is a wealthy
one and has a membership of o"o
The reception given recently by the Misses NC
Cormac of Jersey-ave. in honor Of their niece MISS
kotryr >rccormac who was recently graduated
from ST Narys Institute was a delgntiu AFFAIR."
end the music dancing and supper were sreatiy en-
joyed Some OF those present were MIR. ana Mrs'
Robert Davis Mrs. John Smith ana lhe NisseS
Helen and Marion Smith, Miss Mary Ryail "iiss
Ageie Mexican. Mrs. Kathryn Foster Daniel o'hi'A y
William Davis John J. Ryan and Professor James
Moylan.
The Palma Club the largest and most popular OF
the few wealthy clubs in Jersey City. has ap-
pointed for committees follows: BILLIARDS ana
,Poo,-William NJ Klnk. Isaac Y. Pearson Ben
l1amn ]. Downer and Marshall W Van WlnKie.
Bowling-Edgar s. Smith, Walter F. Gardner ana
Dudley p Holcomb Cards-John s. Menagh'
Thomas Egan. Leroy Schermerhorn. Dr. r. T. Bar
low. John F. w. Mangles and James Hanse.
,Cigars-J. Herbert Potts. c. Willard Garter Dr'
BENJAMIN Edge and Frederick E. Tndsn Enter
'ta.nment- Frederick c. Wohut. Z. Herbert RICE
and Henry Caslins Gymnasium and Wheeling
Thomas F. Bedle. Isaac V. Pearson. Samuel Hath
away and Joseph Harrison. House-John L. Bon
ham, A. Edward Vulter and Louis F. Miller. Ii
brary-Michael Murray. Otto Grouse. Charles L.
Carrick and Walter G.. Murhead. The Entertain
Ment Committee Is at present engaged In making
arrangements for the greatest stag ever gwen by
the club The clubhouse is being renovated
and some changes are being made In the building
at an expense Of about ten thousand dollars. The
changes will increase the height Of the building and
will make the blliari-room is feet wide and -
feet deep a, least eight tables WI ee P zee, ~
IS feet wide and "a feet high The alterations VIII
be finished by September ].
The Hudson County Republican General Commit
tee Will next fall have the finest headquarters OF
any strictly political organization In New-Jersey
10 feet wide at Pavonia-ave. and Bacot-st The
Sads will be y sa%e TS'i se lon
and be rs fee; deep with cellar. In which will
be steamIhea,ins apparatus The nrsS moor Will
back OF which will be four committee rooms con.
nscng with the ~ St /, 81 to h be sSd
eral COMMITTED The ordinary business meetings OF
spacious room. for II will have seating capacity
for $50 persons The entire second floor VIII he Q
hall in which political debates may be held. 1t VIII
have stage at one end and large balcony oppo
site; The front OF the house Will DO ornamented
smaller one on the second floor
The Free Public Library circulated last week
S volumes OF Which n wsrs nsSn The total
The wedding Of Miss Mary Becker and VILLA m
Havron took place recently at the homo OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Becker. OF
NO. l25 Webster-ave The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. r. o. Meury. and a reception
followed.
Miss Mamie Dawson. Of No. 20 Bricht;st.. and
John Pachi, of NewYork. were married few
DAYS ago by the Rev. Henry Jackson. OF Hedding
Methodist Church, The bridesmaid was Miss
Emma Long. and Desard Pach best man.
After the ceremony a reception was he'd.
Mrs. A. X. Barnes and Miss Harriet Barnes. OF
No. 25s Grove-s,.. are summering at Asbury Park.
Harry o. Barnes Is at the Catskills.
Mrs. William Symes and her son john OF Fourth
g.. are at Echo Lake.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Bowly, OF No. 2l2
Tonelle-ave will go 10 Nantucket for the
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Il. Kennedy of No. l53 Mer-
cer-st.. are rustcating at Glcnmere Lake. y. y.
Emil Mehl. ex-director of education and his son.
are IN the Ca;skills
Max f. Staples. general superintendent Of the
Erie Railroad and mis- family. at the Neptune
House, Belmar