New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

"1yfr Pr,INCFss'' GIVEN FOR CHARITY BY THIRTY
TWO YOUNG WOMEN IN LOUIS XIV cos
ruMEs-TTIE EUROPEAN EXODUS
,.rea and fashionable audience assembled in the
hail of Hasbrouck Institute on "Wednesday evening
10 witness a pretty entertainment given ior sweet
charity's sake" Thirty-two young women puphs
of the institute. presented "The IrhlcesS
dramatlzation Of Tennysons poem Inc maze SUI
dents were excluded and the young misses "Ho
portrayed the male characters Wore rich anu CIV"
cant costumes OF the time of Louis NV, Win lohs
eilken hose and trunks of silk or satin. Inc you% %
actors had been carefully trained by their 'e'c"e
in elocution, and an excellent performance "'
given. handsome sum was realized Tor the Dehe-
IN of the Free Bath Fund of the Peoples Paace'
rba cost of characters was: Princess Ida, Irene {.
phu,,ns ,e5 Lady Psyche. 5. Evelyn Foster; Lady
blanche. Grace IT, Harrison; Melissa, Eva PERI
rnutter: Violet Bclo B. Stueck; Fortress Jessie
Craig; the Prince. May A. Fornan; tloriah' h''i'S'
NJ Morse: Cyril, Margaret NJ. Page King Gaina'
Helen Lockwood: Ipse, Emma A. Van Horne; Ferd'-
nand Carrie L. Myers: pupils and attendants cara
A,rers Eva p Bigoney Marion Blake, Mamie A.
Brogn. Emma NJ Hallock, Louise o. Heike' thfisse
A Heppenheimer. Bessie Hinds. EhzaDeth Mc|eai''
Matte l.. Nordine. Jennie n. Ransom, +. Dorot'y
Reid Lauretta Snyder. Cassie y. w. Speer, Louise
rompkins. Emile Turner, Agnes L" Twist jose
phine Van Horne Bessie J. ~ INV" ~
crime Wright. -
The exodus TO Europe has begun. Ex-Mayor Gill
bert Collins and his family sailed on Wednesday
They will make an extended trip, and Will not re-
turn until September.
director of Education John A. Walker was a
messenger on the American Line steamship New
York which left Wednesday.
Henry T. Niese and his family expect 70 san 's1@t
week They will be absent several months ana
Mr. Niese has sold his handsome residence IN
Jcrsey-ave. $1,000. - a.,
The Greenville Turn Nerein realized S-VN from JUS
fair held in its clubhouse.
Trolley parties to Brrgen Point. with dinner ana
dancing at one OF the hotels on the shore or the
XIII Won Kull, are becoming popular The Leap near
Euchre Club had ride In an illumNateo uo"e'
car on Wednesday evening. They met at the nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner. No. G33 Jersey
ave- and passed several happy hours at the Ahore
House.
Scarcely a women's organization in the various
churches but has held announced that II VIII
hold a strawberry and cream festival IL Is Il
pleasant way Of spending an evening in social IN
tcrcourse and gathering few dollars for the
church.
The Jersey City Keramic Club will hold its final
meeting Of the season tomorrow afternoon Inc
clubs annual exhibition and competition VIII be
held next month in Hasbrouck Institute. , .
The first concert Of the Choral Class composed OF
local amateur musicians, was gven in the session
House Of the First Pres6yterian Church OH IhurS
An art exhibition was held on Wedne;s,dsy after,
Conklin. Maple-st.- 1t was attended by persons
prominent in the Lafayette district, who admired
the pretty display , - "a.
closing stag at the gymnasium on Tuesday night.
The Rev. DR.. Stoddard. rector OF the church; the
Rev Mr.. Forbes his assistant and many OF the
church officials attended. The boys had lively
time The Guild will hold Its athIetic3 contests IN
Its field adjoining the church on June y. .
The amateur orchestra. composed Of members OF
hearsals during the summer The orchestra Will
probably give a concert next fall ,.,
The Executive Committee of the County Christian
Endeavor Society has completed arrangements for
a convention to be held on June % in the Bergen
Reformed Church. The committee has chartered a
train for July 4, as the EndeavoTers viii spend In
dependence Day at Ocean Grove.
The Ladies' Euchre Club. of Greenvile, closed its
enjoyable season on Monday by d trip 10 Fanwood,
where they were entertained by Mrs. G.. +. Nc
Aneny. formerly of Greenvlle, and one OF the or
. ganizers Of the club.