The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-03

of them were;-Restauraat Mrs. Hseser
Mrs. ]. Eehrali. Mrs. J, Schroll. Jr Mrs.
J. Kelly, Mrs. K. Dasei, Mrs. 4 M.lsg,
hafjs6 g., M Mrss'. ). NF pon NJ s.rn MS'' Nempsr
Mrs. Agitt. Mrs. Dickenscheid aad Misses
A. Ritter. NJ. Pagan and q Lyl3en:
canay. Mrs G kqa'h; WI: Misses and Ass r.
Kelly. lee Cream, Sarah Lennon Mary
Wall. Susie Ritter. Hannah MshaneN,
Mary HARLEY. Mary Mahl lei - Sas 2ssia
Rein. Annie Kerneman., Lizzie Fur1z1
wengle-. Annie Britt and Lizze hutzens
In the evening a grand exhinaEoh OF
Dancing was also a feature. Mr.. Eugene
Donovan was Floor Manager, asslstea
by Thomas O'Brien and Mr.. Laner.
ST. Peters.
All the professors Of the College who
were or retreat at ST, Johns Colese,
Fordham. have returned.
Rev. Father Haslin. 8. j., is making
extensive preparations for a pg garden
party. beginning on August 26 and con-
tinuing until August 80. It vii be on
the same lines as the one of last year,
which proved so successful; the g r p
Father Harlin last year. who, altnough
only a short time in the parish, cleared
several thousand dollars; There Wv VIII an Ds
amusements for the young and ole:
Wednesday, August 2S. will be Orphans
Day" The orphan children Mill take
mart 1T all III vi SduiiCo III ~
noon. The children of the parish Will be
made welcome every afternoon. "A jour
nal will be issued, which will contain
be a handsome gold watch and chain,
diamond scarf pin. diamond engagement
which will not only indicate .she time,
but also the day of the. week. mc1th.
year and moon changes; also a handsone
and valuable painting, painted by Father
HARMS sister for the garden party:
The subject is Evening on the Canal"
1t is now on exhibition in tine, ST. Peters
by visitors. 1t is a magnificent work of
art. and is we'll worth a place in any
parlor. There will be a concert each
evening. 8
ST. MIchaees.
The Angels Society received Holy
Communion at the eight o'clock mass
At the last meeting of the Holy Name
Society it was decided to tendeS a reuur nf
ST. Lawrenee's Church. WeehaWKen'
and the following committee vas ap-
pointed to make the Necessary Tssapye af rarrsoll
and BARLEY Corl1ss.
The total amount collected Tor me
new clubhouse is now over ss,oW. Idrmse
John Faherty, s25; Thomas Mlggin, slo.
and Edward Faherty.. So, The contest
for the mason work has been a arne 7
TO Nell NdIlpDcii did 49,
work to Kelly Brothers.
81. Rridget,s.
The annual excursion of the Lyceum,
which will be held on Wednesday next,
promises to be a big affair An unusu-
ally large number of tickets nave been
sold. -
A new society for young men, known Ssa
as the cadets of temperance, mas
been organized in the parish
st. JOseph's.
-,ou. 1oo,5 nd fherA
were many, Communions on daursd tbs
'sPorzinucula' and for the monthly devo-
ton to the Sacred Heart. Monsignor Seton
gave the Sacred Heart deyofiop sse and Int
yesterday evening in the chapel at eight
O'Clock. Miss Devanny is taking her va
cation and the girls of the junior cholr
tomorrow. being the first Sunday of
the month. the Angels Society will go
nine O'clock mass and hold their meet
ing in the chapel in the afternoon.
The dollar collection will be taken up
by the reverend clergy at all the masses IA +hs
evening and afterwards adjourn to at
tend vespers in the church. The Non
signor-Reotor will preach on Saint Dom
mick whose feast comes on the. tourth
of August which is, fortunately. this
year. a Sunday. 2Sefxsl
ad Nives. or Our Lady of the Snow, and
next Tuesday. feast of the T~ranshgufa-
ton of Our Lord. will be duly honored in
uous among the churches of Jersey City
in giving the. people opportunitYaef de-
votions on all the minor as we'll as-on
the major feasts of the Roman calendar:
will be given by Monsignor Seton next
Tuesday evening at eight O'Clock. Iog