New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
JERSEY CITY.
THE GREENWOOD CLUB STRIFE THE
TROLLEY PARTY MOVEMENT.

SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEk-fEh-
soNAL AND LOCAL NOTES
The Greenwood Club has had the first trohey party
IN Jersey CITY 1t took place on Tuesday nigh'' anu
was a great success. Two new cars especially ar
RANGED for the trip were furnished by the traction
Company and they created a sensation all aohs Tue
route The roofs we're dotted with red "hite anu
blue electric lights and the sides OF the cars "ee
fes;oonel with American flags The start was mace
from the clubrooms a; Grove and seventh slS anu
the party boarded the cars at Grove-st ana faVo-
nIa-avc A crowd OF fully fifteen hundred persons
watched the start. The route was TO the fehhsyNa-
MIA ferry TO the Heights by Newark-ave' ana pach
10 the ferry by Montgomery-st and thence 10 Der
gen Point The trip witnessed by crowds all
along the routes There was a dance at the Shore
House and a fish dinner The return trip was Oh
rect 10 the starting point Among those VINO en-
loved the ride were John T. Holmes Charles Ger
rard William Faherty James Donelan. jr, the Misses
Minnie Murphy and Kate White, William Mur-
raw Miss Lizzie ONell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Barry Mr. and Mrs James J. Gallagher. William
J. Fitzgerald Miss Kitty O'flare. Mr.. and Mrs. John
f TAYLOR William Kennedy Mise Kennedy, Eugene
Sullivan Miss Sullivan. John Rugge' MISS Hatue
Mills Mr. and Mrs t. II. Vultree. Mr. ana Mrs.
John Reynolds. Ambrose Guiton. Miss Emma Mi"er'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul 7. Hultz H. Reardon MISS
O'Brien. Miss De Largy. John j. Farrell. MISS
Annie Bolen, John Flaherty. Miss Nettie Lewis.
Henry L. Rugge jr. Miss Maggie Murray, Fred
erick Grassman Miss Ray Mcdonald, Pierce J.
Fleming Miss Bessie Franklin. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Faherty James Dennis. Miss Lucy Cormick.
j. F. Atkinson Vincent Butler. Maurice Buckley
Walter OMara. Frank May and NJ. T. Hare
An enjoyable surprise party was given for Mrs.
Susan Menum at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
James H. Slater, No. 70 Erie-st on Wednesday
evening the occa sion being Mrs. Menum's seventy
first birthday The party represented four genera
tons Among those present were Mr. and Mrs d.
Il. Hosler. Mr. and Mrs w. II. Wilsey Mrs john
son Bavier Mrs w. c. Roszel. Mr.. and Mrs Iheo-
dore Robertson, Gordon Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs II.
H. Wardlow Robert Wardlow. Miss Edith Ward
low. Mr. and Mrs J. Bookstaver, Mrs. Hoyt. Mrs
Beardsley Mrs Harrison Miss Ethel Bookstaver,
Howard Beardsley Miss Edna Slater, Charles W.
Slater. Misses Estee Bookstaver. Mamie Hoyt.
Lille Wardow Russell Poland. Mr.. and Mrs. Po-
land. Misses Gertie wardlow and Lily Hoyt
The beautiful lawn surrounding the home of Mrs.
Stephen Parrish. No. S75 Farmount-ave. was the
scene Of pleasant party given on Monday even
of goods for charitable purposes and a handsome
% b was hod,s 1 ,ep Se
Minnie Fairchd, Marie Bpnce Adelaine Mr Tdsry.
Clark Haf .G MABEL snail and Lulu Dixon.
Miss Annie Carson. Of No. 1Ss Hutton-s, cee-
erated her eighteenth birthday on Monday EVENING g;
Witt Edith Esssx Rose yogel Agnes ca pIs,ni
Minnie Nbn s Aad Emily ohn
Bert Campbell George Russell Waiter Hartman.
Victor Buckley. George Muber. Louis Schaeher,
John Nagle John Wittmer. William Stap.es and
Augustus Witt
A surprise party was given by the Young LADIES
Pleasure Club at the home OF Otis Wagner. No.
% Hopkns-ave;: on Monday evening Among those
present were Miss Nellie Tujay NJ. Jarvis. Annie
Campbell. Jessie Reece. Linda Smith, Laura Reece,
Martha Norman and Josie Jarvis: Joseph Brown,
George Laforge. Morris Ivory, r. J. Smith, IT, and
William Thurber
The Rev. John A. Macintosh was installed s as
pastor Of the John Knox Presbyterian Church
t;rand-st and Mannng-ave.. on Monday evening
The Rev. David Mitchell delivered the Invocation,
the Rev. William Grant read the scriptures ana
the sermon preached by the Rev Henry, 4;
McEwen The constitutional questions were asked
bv the Rev Gustav Schumacher The charge to the
pastors was delivered by the Rev. Charles Herr
and that to the people by the Rev Charies shaw
The Palisade Literary Association OF the Central
Avenue Reformed Church opened its third year on
TUESDAY evening. Those who took part In the
exerclses were Bert Wheeler, Edward Nicholas, a:
r. Guilford John Allen, z. II. Loverldge. David
Ramsay Misses Jessie Guilford, Loretta Rochester.
Sarah Childs. Gertrude Rochester, Nellie Wright
and President Edgar.