New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
JERSEY CITY
NEWARK
IN THE ORANGES
JERSEY CITY.
MINISTER'S TELL OF THEIR TRAVELS AND
OBSERVATIONS.

LADIES NIGHT AT THE COSMOS cLUB-NorEs
FROM OTHER SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS
personal ITEMS.
The Cosmos Club gave an enjoyable ladies
night" at the Hotel Washington on Monday even
ing and the attendance large. Addresses were
made by the Rev. John l.. Scudder, Dr. r. r.
Buffet, c. II. Benson and the Rev. Mr. WICK, al
OF whom have recently returned from tour through
the Holy Land and Egypt. The subject of each
was his travels and what he observed The al
dresses were we'll received and much appreciated
Among those present were the Rev. and Mrs. van.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Williams. the Rev. ana
Mrs. Andreae. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Creveiins
Mr.. Mrs Joseph A. Dean, Mr. and Mrs l.. H.
Broome. Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank O. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Heck, W. T.
Brown, Mr. Long, Mrs r. O. Rabbit and Mr. and
Mrs. F1avel MCGEE
1t has been announced that the wedding Of John
Balm. jr.. of this city, and Miss Olive Love- daugh-
ter Of John Wesley Love. of No. IS East sixty
elshth-s,.. New-York. will take place on the even
One Of the mos. delightful entertainments that hat
rscsy yen provided by the S's csss Of
school, the proceeds of which will be devoted 10 ,s
the pupils The class provided long and yarle e
Appleton Miss Julia Harvey, Miss Mary Kelly Mss
Ss g. sne william Mas sen pf neny Serves
florence Wittpenn John Hcrrann. Frederick Einn
George Brsnsinser Mss Bsr;ha b Arness MISS i'ne
CahOle Cub Is one Of the most n 10
s sSe in in thu this SS nsS ns
win soon include section 10 be ar ib s'bs
~ memosr. DESTROYS Of pursuing the course study
prescribed BY the school, Those VINO 1o.lo si t,,s
sSsIss degree s
club viii give entertainment on May - ron.
aueor 81 the v ssbabcr ia e Cub and he says the
cellent performances OF the club In tne Past VIII bs
Schubert Club generay conceded to be the best st
%sassI. 'sifs
voted TO music, instrumental ana vocal and dane.
S oS ah Re 10 ohers there present
k k i Asse Of Mis- 6ns @
Miss Blanche CONWAY Miss Ase TSunS s MISS GsT
s%s fsa' as s"a %
Mos aaa ss KISS
Lindsay, Miss Bertie Beach. Mr.. and Mrs George
M bsnsn o. G. swssney. Charles Waters. William
b b s M1 pSh Van ap Be vo @ S
Bsn}a%n 'EdwarS Tiiden ana John Bsntls;y: po..
natl the Of Of es Misses Mss SSP W
day night and a pleasant evening was passed.
;s0:s Ss0 rs ; a:
Emily Msg Miss GaTs Mss L0Je shS
Mskholm Chsries Xrouse and otto Teirabend
cS S:s ds & s sn' The sis
house. al Grand and Greene SITS, was sold
Ss s shss 1 to & HnfF P
dent Of the Second Nsona BanE and also ,a ,r
twenty HH !s ago by leon Albeit Andrew Cad
dis, Henry Pearson. W 8 Nelson r n Jordan;
Contractor Hommel recently obtained contract
an iron structure On Thursday afternoon the con.
tractor and his men were at work on n, the
went down the Lehgh Valleys tracks to the bridge;
which Is e bs scss as to eo
tinue his work and demolished portion OF i. The
TonSe The seni and
1T the The ask OF w as assued 70
HoBoKEN.
There are few organizations in Hoboken that the
citizens feel so proud OF the Naval Reserve the
permanent headquarters OF which are in that city
The Reserve mustered in on Monday night
and the oath administered. The election OF lieu
tenant and ensign will take place on May y and e.
The old warship Portsmouth will within a few
weeks be anchored of Seventhst. and placed at the
disposal OF the Reserves by the Federal Govern
ment The friends OF the Reserves prophesy great
Members Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
pTeea.ins 70, great day o on MSg 20 b TIA
on that day in s., MaysS Han and s n delegates
hers are thirty societies Ths officers are the Rev
whs Of summit FIRST james ION
psegsn. Of Trenton second yies-Dresdsn!: ?, i:
Haggerty. OF Trenton treasurer.
Iae members OF the parish OF Our Lady of Grace
sssps ST. Ma8ys %a
& ns snd s a
crowded to its utmost capacity: The stage per
s9Ss5 @ ensy N Mr
Kerss:ey. Mrs MsDermott Mrs Brown: Mrs. But
s$y h.; H; ss:s Fad
WEST HOBOKEN
Ths Fire Department; is making great prepara-
lions for Its annual parade on Decoration Day.
This annual parade Is big affair in WeA Hobo
ken. and the citizens all contribute make 1t sue
The picnic OF the Hoboken schuetxens. which
opened on Monday. will be continued until May "a
VERONA.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Ward daughter OF
Munson Ward of Verona, TO Leonard Dunlap. of
Montclair. Is announced for May &c.
Mrs. Van Why has gone to Butler to spend the
Mr.. and Mrs n. w Jacobus celebrated their NJ
tenth wedding anniversary last evening at their
nome IN Cedar Grove.
RUTHERFORD.
"Ptnafors" Is to bs produced In Lyceum Hall next
Tuesday night under the auspices Of Rutherford
ceuAcil, Royal AVoanum, With two exceptions The
talent viii be entirely local those who are to take
part including Mrs William isliehambeTs. Miss H.
ttasslls Hoe Irving H. Welcome, if Percy sykes
Harry xLesn. o. IT, Burns, William Miller and Hay
a whist party, 10 he followed by dancing ana re-
lteshqsnts, VII he held Tonight In The lluihef.
sera Lawn Tennis cub house,
h9hasotps memorial window, made by the Tlnany
gVss company WIZ DO sreh for The nfnt time n
YORK nfssoodn Importer, aud IN memory III his wife.
who died some time apo. ~
Miss Dorothy burrows who has been assistant
librarian q the Rutherford Free library for some