The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-29
GREENVILLE GOSSIP

The large hall at the Belyedere Hotel
was thronged last evening with the many
friends of the late Mr.. August Zeugner.
They came to pay a last tribute OF re-
spect to their dead friend. The bcdy
lay in a handsome black broadcieth
casket at the foot of the platform, at
nearly hidden from view by a huge bank
of lowers, the tributes Of s~orrowing
friends. Among the floral tributes We're;
A large anchor from the Greenvil1e Turn
Verein, a crescent and star from the
Merry Wives Bowling Club, a Tyre from
the Greenville Liedertafel, large wreaths
G~reenville Gardeners, Horse Troop and
other pieces from the Hudson County
Schwabischer Verein, Greenville Lodge
No. 10, 1. o. o. F., and the Minkakwa
Club. The services were held in the
hall, and all the organizations of which
Mr.. Zeugner was a member We're repre-
sented. The Minkakwa Club had among,
its delegation, which numbered over
fifty, President of the Board of Alder
men Reuben Simpson, Assessment Com
missioner Michael Schultz, Jr.. Theodore
Jacob J. Detwilier, Adam Reid and Ma
jor5 Armstrong. The Rev. Mr.. Andreae,
pastor of ST, Johns German Evangelical
Church, preached a sermon in German,
and Pastor w. P. Bruce of the Green
vile Reformed Church delivered a sermon
in English. The interment viii take
At six o'ciock last evening fire broke
out in the two-stery frame building, No.
70 Pamrapo avenue, occupied by Mrs;
Walsh and owned by Mrs. Gausrey of
Fulton and Bergen venue The flames,
which were caused by a defective tue,
The Hudson County schwabiseher
Verein met last evening at kraus' Hotel
and adopted resolutions touching the
death of Mr.. August Zeugner. The meet
ing adjourned early in order to allow the
members to attend the funeral services.
ina a meeting ! yd1ng rof MEMS tne p9Rf eepnbIi 4s 9rs Asso-
citation VIII be held this evening at the
Globe Hotel. The club will not oppose
any CT the existing Republican clubs of
Greenville, but will assist them by arous-
ing enthusiasm among the young men.
At the CarniVa of Nations Bazaar,
held recently at the Greenville Reformed
Church S626.9 was cleared for the benefit
of the church.
The Junior Epworth League Of the
Linden Avenue NJ. e. Chureh held a
evening at the church for the benefit
of the interest fund. The reception was
preceded by an excellent entertainment,
which was fully appreciated by the large
and enthusiastic audience. Among those
who participated were:-Piano and vocal
solos, by Misses Bessie Witt. Myrtle
bourne. Those, who took part in the
Mother Goose drill were:-Mother Goose,
Edith Vreeland; Boy Blue and 30 Peep,
George Hampton and Ida Feree; Tom
the Piper's Sen and Dame Trot, Willie
Ramhorst and Mabel Cheeseman; King
Cole and Queen Of Hearts, Lester Gre
vile and Clara. Keller; Old Woman in
Shoe and Ga T. Woman y4apa w Wh4 Pd LIVED S{1n bnder
Tommy Tucker and Miss Muffitt, Stanley
n; saybol4t ,; and dn 9lg s9.,i keiler NAN Miss Mf fT9m
and Edna Tannerhill; Jack and Jill.
Harry and Minnie Tyrrell. Much credit
is due Miss Ida Lewis for the success
of the entertainment.
The G~reenyille Musical and Social
~vitation reception this evening at Voss'
Hall on Rose avenue. The Committee
OF Arrangements has spared neither time
nor money in the arrangements,
The high WING Of y~este sSaa crea Tsa
streets were covered with broken limbs
Of trees and signbcards and other lum-
on the Puritans' baseball grounds was
blown off and wrecked, and the fence sur
rounding Judge Benton's residence on
Ocean avenue was also wrecked. There
was but little damage done on the shore
front, as hone of the yachts of the vari-
Gus clubs are yet in commission.