New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
JERSEY CITY.
SOCIETY PEOPLE STILL TALKING OF THE
FOURTH REGIMENT BALL
MRS E. F. C. YOUNG ENTERTAINs AT CARDS
LECTURE BY MISS JAMES BEFORE THE WON
ANS CLUB-RECEPTIoN TO MEMBERS OBJ
TIE RAMBLER CLUB-INTEREsT-

THE RAMBLER CLUB-INTEREST-
ING SOCIAL GOSSIP
-rho oroa, affair OF the year in military social
circles WAS the second annual ball of the Attn
REGIMENT, which took place last Wednesday night
in the Armoly. The ball was n success IN every
particular and the managers were congratulated
on all sides upon the excellent arrangements made
for the comfort and enjoyment Of the thousand
guests who were present The decorations were
gorgeous and the beautiful gowns of the ladies
and the handsome uniforms Of the officers made
a brilliant scene
Mss Florence May Park and Miss Amelia r.
Meyers presidents OF the Rambler Club rendered
the members a reception at their home, No l
Emory-st, Wednesday afternoon. There wero
present: Mrs Howard Quincy Mrs. Pierce. Nine.
de Balprat Mrs 5. c. Davis. Miss Florence Cleri-
hew Miss Per Lee. Miss Gertrude Bushield, Miss
Grace Finn. Miss Alice Lewis. Mss May Me-
Naughton Miss Gertrude Garland, Miss Edith
Graft Miss Hartnett, Miss Fcnner, Miss Anna
Reid Miss Pearl Brooke. Miss L. Abernethy and
Miss Florence White.
Mr. and Mrs Walter b. Priestman will give
studio receptions to their Jersey city friends at
their studio. in F.fth-ave., New-York City These
receptions will be held Saturday afternoon for
the remainder OF the
Miss Kingsley daughter OF the late Rev. Charles
Kingsley. OF England. gave delightful lecture on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Miss Louise
Edge. No. IS Wayne-st. This the frs. OF a
series to be given by the gifted lecturer
There a complimentary reception and dance
the Catholic Club Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs T. +. {. Young. OF Glenwood-avc.
entertained the S!x-Hand Euchre cub their
home Friday night. After the card-playng for
which beautiful prizes were awarded. supper was
served. There were present: Ex-Governor and
Mrs. George r. Weris. Mr.. and Mrs. f. y Wander
beck. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Beach. MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Linn, Mr. and Mrs Henry Traphagen,
Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Nandcrbeek, Mr.. and Mrs George Sherrel. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Mcbride, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hulsizer, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dixon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew !. Post Mr. and Mrs II. +. Niese
Mrs. Martha DoGd Miss Sadie Traphagen VI 50
Ida Falkenberg. Mss Anna Post. Mr.. Clarence
Linn Dr. Holloway and Mr.. Albert DraytOn.
progressive euchro party al their clubhouse Mon
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schultze. OF 80 l2l Dan
forth-ave. entertained a number OF their friends
at progressive euchre Friday evening The follow
Ing were guests: Mss Ida Lembcck Mss Morri-
81, Miss Helly Miss Whiting. Miss vreelard.
Miss Gritten Miss Wcgman. Miss Harms Miss
haehney' Miss SUecter. and Messrs. schultz.
Woodward, Regis and DR. Strccter.
Mics Cecilia Gaines. ~ the Woman's Club gave
n very interesting talk on "Ecpro cntative Wo-
men on Mon-ay evening. at the Cartcref Club
house. she depicted the lives OF Nine. RolanC
charlotte Coriay and Nine. le Lavalcftc The
lecture was illustrated By a series Of tablcaus