New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
HUDSON COUNTY.
JERSEY CITY.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM THE WEST
BANK OF THE HUDSON.


CLUB AND SOCIETY WORK-THE 4Tli REGlMENls
BALL-PERsoNAL NOTES.
The Jersey City Woman's Cub has issued neat
annual, giving p Est Of it's officers and members
and the programme OF the association ior 'he !ea.'
The club will have its next tea on February ~
The officers are as follows: Miss Ccccia Games
president; Mrs. George W. Cerihew ana Mrs NJ r.
De Hart. vice presidents: Mrs A. j. Newpur1' re-
cording secretary: Miss Ada Davenport f"'"'' 'o'
responding secretary: Mrs. Scion Palmer treasurer
The Executive Committee consists OF MIS- "eoise
" Case Mrs Hannah Cairns. Mrs. II. v Cond-ct'
Mrs. Frank Stevens and Miss Jer lie " Horsiey'
The Epworth League of the Linden Avenue Meth
odst Episcopal! Church, Jersey Cit!' eaNe A'e'''
social al the church on Thursday evening Among
these who took part were Misses Annie NJ Arm
strong Ida F. Lewis and Edith Jones. Mrs H. ).
Rrowneu William s. Mcintyre, Charles X burger
Walter Saybot and Firman Hall Inc programme
gave great satisfaction The Ladies A.d society oi
the same church will give Lady Washington en-
teralrment next Friday evening Ill co''hei'o A'io"
of Washington's Birthday.
Mayor Wanser's proposition to provide Jersey Ci'y
with two or more new schoolhoutes Immediately
and to rebuild schools Nos. l and ? when are
matched and antiquated structures Is received WIN
general favor. Mayor Wanser Is warmly cohsra'-
Mat on the plan, and people think he would nave
no difficulty in securing the legislative authority
necessary to carry out the plan Jersey Citys
schools receive $4,000 year from the license lees
and the debt incurred could easily be wiped out IN
FIVE years.
The opening ball at the new armory OF the an
Regiment at Jersey City, TO be given on the nisht
Of February 25 promises to be the chiet socai anu
military affair OF the season. The patronesses.
whose names have already been given in the lrlo-
une include all the recognized social leaders OF the
city, Among the military people o. prominence VINO
will attend are Governor George T. Werts and his
mi, Cd al
General f. Burd Grub. Major-General Joseph W.
Plume Brigaiier-General ?. Farmer Wanser and
Major General William j. Sewel Sousa b'hu VIII
furnish the music. The armory VIII be formaiiy
opened on Washington's Birthday with military eX-
ercises under the direction OF Colonel Hugh H. Ao-
ernethy General Wanser and his staf Will also be
present
The celebration Of the seventh anniversary OF
the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society OF
the North Baptist Church was pleasant ahair'
Addresses were made by President William I.
Hunter of the County Union. and the Rev r. b.
Tyler and vocal music was furnished by Miss Hattie
Phelps and Frederick C.erihew Inc oiheers OF I'm, me
aen Heid d president Mrs John G. In
wright recording secretary; Miss Lizzie Ciapp; cor
Mrs waksfsld Superintendent Of the Junior
The concert of the Melopoeia Society has been
indefinitely postponed. owing 10 the prolonged Ill
ness Of the eae vc'o na Hs dy S Se to pes ns r
Mr Baier's friends.
The Cosmos Club. OF JerSe! lily, VIII give no
annual dinner al the Hotel Washington next Friday
evening. Among the speakers vii, be John a;
Blair. CORPORATE Counsel George l.. Record; the
leader Of Democratic reform, and A. b. Poland,
State School Superintendent: ~, ,,
The last informal dance Of the Greenvlle dancing
class was given at Bamber Hall Among nose mos,
present Mrs. Harms. the Misses LempecK'
Misses Fanny Outwa,er: Grace and Anna "a, arm
Emma and Helen Kennedy Helen Moore ams
and Emily Brooke. Elizabeth McAneny, Grace r
Harrison. Lille Reinha5dt and agnes Tin I'm
erick Jaehne Howard Kennedy Charles voor-
hees Alfred Bumsted, Charles Hardenbergh'
Warren Moore. Henry Harms. clarence Cai1wem'
Thomas Jardne, William Lockwood, heoei' Deses'
The Californian Club, OF Jersey Clty feshts VIZ 80
erect new clubhouse this spring al CoS 1i 10 Ss
$4,000 1t will be located on Cook-st ~ WI, WI, ~, U
three stories high. and have frontage 0. o IL"
feet II will Of pressed brick, with brown-stone
trimmings, and will have all the modern improve
ments. Including library o.,uo h.or from,
Florida with only partially restored health monon
ago, has broken down again. and MS pnys Sas
have ordered bin TO at once 70 the p %, d
and stay there for the rest OF the winter MI en-
Mrs. Winfield will sail for Nassau on inuisu"'
Father p Hennessy. OF st. Patricks Roman "a , IN
olic Church who has host of friends among Prot,
esants for the good work he mas accpnpisne;n
ously iii for time. He l. great suieieI ION
what is usually regarded as a coTnmonpia ice. az
men-bleedng at the nose. 80 serious - r"e ,S.t
fiiction in Father Hennessy's case however tnat
he has twice been In critical Condition. On one
81 these asions the hemorrhage lasted TOT nree
days Recently Father Hennessy arranged LOT
trip to Nassau. but recnrlenSe OF n ,I mat
The rolling of the ship In the present unsettled
STATE ~ the weather would increase the trouble
Father Hennessy now expects 10 san ABOUT Maic" l.