The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-31
NEWS OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
cdd Volumes to Close the season
with n Break fast-SOciety Notes.

cdd Volumes to Close the Season
with n Break fast-S0ciety Notes.
On the day of the last of the course
of three lectures given by Mrs. ANNIE
Ledingham, Mrs. r. G. Lyle gave a
luncheon to Mrs. Ledingham and several
of her Jersey City friends. Covers were
laid for eight and those present were
Mrs. E.. F. C, Young, Mrs. Marcus
Beach, Mrs. P. j. Koonz, Mrs. j. Il.
Clarke, Mrs. Horace Wait and Mrs.
Ledingham. The lectures have been given
at the residences of Mrs. Marcus Beach,
Hoboken avenue, Mrs. Horace Wait.
Clinton avenu and Mrs. Robert G.
Lyle, Suydam avenue. The subjects were:
Scotland and Her Songs" Napoleon
and His Court and The Novel, Real
and IDEAL
The Odd Volumes will terminate their
winters work with a breakfast to be
given at noon Wednesday, June 8. Sew,
eral celebrated women of New Jersey
will be present as guests of the club,
and among them will be Mrs. Yardley,
President of the State Federation Of
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Terhune OF
Pompton, known to the literary world
as Marion Harland. The Committee OF
Arrangements for the breakfast ar
NJ rs, ISDISS w. 1GSG, liza iAl
Marcus Beach and Miss Kate Grower.
Miss Grower has charge Of the decorn,,
lions for the occasion. The VII
House and as. each of the thirty-nve
members has the privilege of inviting as
many friends dThsy as G she d senief,v q p ,apgis hv VIII
probably enjoy meeting Mrs fardiey ano
Wednesday on the Paris for, England.
they will probably be. away during the
entire summer and will &C through Scot
.Mr. and Mrs. w. Hunter Brown, for
merly of Jersey City, dined with Mrs K;
G.. Lyle last, week. Mrs. Brown has been
Mrs. Brown was well known as a plan
iste in Jersey, City and she has been
missed particularly this year in the MI
steal Club and the Meloepoeia.
Miss Laura Mead Nissan delivered, the
last lecture of her course on Physiology
Emory Methodist Church. The patrons
of the lecture course were Mr.. Mrs. 70. f..
G; Young Mr.; and Mrs. J: 4. Wake
dem and Mrs. Henry Snyder. Mrs Price
Collard, Mrs. O.S. Mecate, Miss C.Gaines,
pr. a. B. Poland and the Rev. DR., D. R.
The, steamer Etruria will carry away
with her on June Mrs; william II: Iurr
psr Of her r0 daug street MIS- Mgs. F TsT9ze VII Z
Turner, in Paris.
In the Bergen Reformed Church next
MONDAY evening MISS 0uSle olioo GILL
Mr.. Arthur Soper will be married. A re-
ception will follow at the residence of
Miss Bliss. No. "a Kensington avenue.
The commencement reception of the gra-
duating class of the High School will he
given in the Armory June IL, immediately
after the commencement exercises.
The anniversary exercises of the Home
for Aged Women were given in the Home
Wednesday afternoon.
4 'sTrilby' entertainment will be giyen
t will consist Of a paper :, On ~ "a .~Tr dbg
hemian Life" by Mrs. Luther E. Shinn.
the reading Of the musical chapter by
by Miss Lucy Nelson. The ~patronesses
are:-Miss Cecilia Gaines, Miss Rsssie
Hart. Mrs. George r: Hongh, Mrs. Thos.
H. Williams. Mrs. Scion Palmer. Mrs. H
w. Carr, Miss Adeline Van Wrinkle and
Miss Cornela Post.
The last regular meetine of the Ke-
ramic Art Gu will be held in the Has
hrouck Institute studios Monday. The
final arrangements will be made for -the
annual exhibition which will be held in
Hasbrouck Institute June 1918.