New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-27
JERSEY CITY.
SUCCESSFUL AND ENJOYABLE LAWN
PARTIES.
wr1I-xxovx GERMANS MARRIED-PERsONAL

WEII~KNOwN GERMANS MARRIED-PERsoNAI
AND SOCIAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
A pleasant lawn party given on Wedn. soa'
night by the Third Jersey City Company "'r's
Brigade. at Bergen and Harrison ayes. Inc a''e'i'
ance was large. and every one admired 'h3 a.
tistic ARRANGEMENT Of the colored iSh's a'"'' '''
lawn. good orchestra furnished dance M sic
and the young folks took advantage OF IL i'e "
fcers Of the company are: Captain Aioe ono"e'
first lieutenant Maud Burlington; second nc"'en
ant Grace Saver; first sergeant Grace 'iios se'
ond sergeant Violet Figsby; third sergeant MAI
Muse: first corporal. Agnes Andersoh' 5ocon' 'o'
poral Jennie Shaver; drill master c. +. DYKE"
dali The company organized June ~ anu II
has drill each Friday night at the nan OIL '''
West Side Endeavor Circle
Another lawn party. which TOOK place on Venue
DIV night and was a complete success. was tha'
of the Endeavor Circle Of ,he Kings Daush'frS'
which was given on the lawn OF j. w Barton NO.
25i I-n,on-st. The Circle whicn Is not cohhe''e'
with any particular church. meets weekly at Inv
home of its president Miss Van Zee. NO. d fo'
resist. and organized for Sharl'aO'e "o'N
Those who assisted Miss Van Zee N entertain ng
we're Mis-. Aimee Cottrell. Miss Emma "aue'hahh'
Miss Anna Morrison. Miss VIDA Jackson MISS
Annie Darsey. Miss Besse Darsley Miss 'nar'o''e
Morrison Miss Lulu Brown. Mss Georgia Duhe'
Miss Sadie Watts, Miss Katie MetcaH anu "iiss
Davey
The members or G van fiDuttH D''' -'O' -
G. 4 r. are much concerned over the future o.
cation Of the restroom The post is one or the
larges. in New-Jersey and is by long ODDS the
wealthiest Many years ago the city perm'''eu lhe
post 10 furnish and occupy the Top moor or 'he
City Hall. BY January next the new CITY Ha.i
will be finished and the Old building Will prooaoiy
be sod at public auction. If this is done the pur-
chaser may require Van Houten Post to move.
There is a rurnor which the members Of the post
will rot confirm or deny. that the post Will pur-
chase a site and building Of its own
The wedding Of Miss Lydia Dafeldecker. daughter
of Peter Dafeldecker. and John n. Schenmeyer
took place a few days ago in 81 Paurs Roman
Catholic Church. Father Kelley officiating. MISS
Sarah Dafedecker a sister Of the bride was brides
maid and the best was George F Schenmeyer'
a brother Of the bridegroom. reception at the
home OF the brides father followed the ceremony
which was attended by large number OF friends
The ride Of the Violet Bowling Club Tuesday
night and the dance and supper which followed a.,
Levy's Park, near Carlsbad. were greatly ehJoyeu
s fh Ss hO %nC Of ~? MRS sas Ogden
ST. at o'cock. and after drfva OF tw9 bouts
ure. Among those who enjoyed the drive were Mr.
Ard Ms Prison Mr. a pa M ogden 5sAe D XIV.
Lulu Drew. Miss Anna Ackerman Miss Ma ais
as s Ter Hsen MISS snns E M
san. William Matches Augustus Barnett j. }. bech,
told Alexander Bechtod. Edward Alderman ana
George Meyers
The Misses Lillian and Edith lie Blan 49, O.,
Sew last Wednesday started on an eXtenc7'
fnnr Through Ohio. Kentucky and Missouri
Mrs Thomas r Ferris. of No. 253 Fairmount-ave
Is al her summer home at Quaker Hill. Dutcness
County. y. Y.
Robert Moore Henry president Of the Fremont
Republican Club Is sun.nering in Maine
Chancel.o: Alexander T. McGill and Mrs. McGill
will sall for Europe on the Bremen Line steamer
Havel next Tuesday. The Chancellor VIII SAL lot
home on September and be on hand 20 accept the
Democratic nomination for Governor OF New-Jersey
II II is offered to him