New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
JERSEY CITY.
END OF THE SUMMER RECEPTIONS AND
PARTIES.

NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE AND AFFAIRS ON THE
WEST BANK OF THE HUDSON.
The reception that was given for William c. Paw
ley few evenings ago by the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was a compliment to him. The
occasion was his welcome as the newly elected gen.
eral secretary. The large building on Wayne-st.
occupied by the association was brilliantly hghted
and decorated with flowers and plants The attend
ance was large. and an interesting programme hau
been prepared for the entertainment OF the guests.
1t consisted of music vocal and instrumental. reel
tations and speechmaking. The secretary ,omed
the order in Denver. Col seven years ago. ana since
that time has been one Of the most Industrious and
successful workers the association mas Among
those who greeted Mr. Pawley were state secretary
Arthur Lucas and Mrs. Lucas Mr.. and Mrs Phiiip
F. Botzong Mrs Joseph May. Walter f. Bush' Ed
win Wilson and T. w. Crosby.
The master masons of Hudson County he'd re-
union and clambake on Tuesday at WardeiIs Grove
Pleasure Bay. The affair was well attended, and
the reunion was a genuine Joll.hcaton.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Willis. OF No 1914
Fourth-st to Stephen J. Moloney of Eighth-st.
took place on Wednesday at St Mary's Church.
Father Mooney performed the ceremony. Miss Ida
Willis was bridesmaid. and William Brown best
man. reception at the home of the brides mother
followed the ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Moloney went to Washington.
A farewell reception was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lindsay. Of No. 22s Ninth-st.. on Tuesday
evening Mrs. Lindsay is 10 make protracted tour
through the West. and her friends desired 10 wish
her luck. and they DID in a most cordial manner.
The eighteenth anniversary of st. Patrcks Ro-
man Catholic Church will be celebrated tomorrow.
The Rev Patrick Hennessy has prepared for a
pontihcal high mass at 1890 a. m; at WHICH wi. Will
ton Ia sther Sheehan Father McEvaine and Father
Leonard; of Alabama The sermon pnpia vi Tiii vSe be
Was at one lime connected with st. Patricks 1 do
Church He is eighty s Sssrs old & seye eebsa and eo the
golden jubilee OF his priesthood.
delightful lawn party was he hed d, at httsa9 the home NE
Miss Hortense Hommel few nights ago. ago. ,I,,S Tno
lawn and house were artissaiy deeornsed o hsnd wd
provided music for the dancers on the - lawn Some
e eess psesf% TsTf Of or
MUmme Mtss nln'e and linlff Miss ;os Rose Gordon,
Another enjoyable birthday party held during tne
week was that of Mrs. John stock, of No los Mas
The The qsa ,Ss ne musH Supper ama provdea
Frank T. Earle and Mrs. Earle, OF NO zls.s Sev
enth-st. and their family are at Richheo springs
Mrs. Minnie Templeton, of No S. Joness,s an and
her daughter. Miss Bessie Tempieton' ana MISS Mel
lie Wallace, at Niagara fais.
Ex-Freehclder John Doscher of Bowers-st anu
his family are passing the summer at Portland
Mrs. P J. Cannon of No 81 Mercer-st' is at the
Henry yrssi nss h fcr SS wa SS
vacation 49,,
The Rev. John Krantz jr pastor OF Trinity Metn-
odst Episcopal Church. in York,st Is ID ;n az 10
fornia where he will remain until MS 'aea'io" ''
ended. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs John steitz, Of Baldwin-aye viii VIII
s,ax az White Lake Sullivan County, n. y. until
September u .
Miss Emma Baldwin. OF No S Coies-s'. WI" re
turn home the last of September.
Mrs Charles Judge. of Ege-ave.. has enter.al"et t
. numher Of her friends at her country hohie' W
Toms River this summer.
Nss Adel,ne Wright Of No. 81 Booraem-ave
granddaughter OF General f. r. Wright; mas sysi sssit
with her aunt. Mrs McSherry' 10 lo'o"'o' :" ~
friends r,s for t1ud
In the Office of the Register oi Deeas roa aa os
son County there has been recordeo nlu, ~
sSa Eew-York and NewJersey Water Con ~, os ~
sacure an issue OF bonds TO the amount OF s1"wY' Y
oavahe February J. 1920 and covering all tIe Ieai'
Parrsona, and mixed estate of the water company.