The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-16
MISS KOONz'S DANCE
Yellow and Pink Reception
on the Heights Last
Night.
HANDSOME GOWNS ON PRETTY GIRLS
Artistic Floral Deeorations-The
Society People Who We're
Present.
HANDSOME GOWNS ON PRETTY GIRLS.

The first social event of the season took
place last night, when DIR. and Mrs. +.
j. Koonz gave a dance for their daughter,
| Miss Anne Koonz, at their residence, No.
so Clifford avenue. The house was hand
| sonlely and artistically decorated with
yellow roses, the favorite flower of Miss
Koonz; pink chrysanthemums, daisies,
| palms and smilax. The chandeliers were
trimmed With smilax, caught with yell
| low roses. Palms were banked in corners
with chrysanthemums and roses. Vases
of chrysanthemums and roses We're placed
on the bookcases and mantels. The fire.
place in the reception hall was banked
with palms and daisies.
Mrs. and Miss Koonz. assisted by Miss
Grower, Miss Jennie Toffey, Mrs. Clarke
of Brooklyn and Miss Stratton, Miss Nc
Knight, Miss Jackson and Mrs. Storm of
Long Island received the guests in the IL
brary.
Mrs. Koonz's handsome gown was of
black satin and white lace. Miss Koonz
was charmingly attired in a gown of yell
low net over yellow silk, with pink roses
over the shoulder. Miss Crowen's own
was black net over white silk and trim
med with blue velvet. Miss Toffey's gown
was yellow MORE velours. Mrs. Clarke's
gown was black net over white and.
trimmed with peoples. Miss Stratton
wore blue brocade; Miss Mcknight, white
net over pink; Miss jackson, blue bro
cade, and Mrs. Storm, pink brocade.
The music room and part of the hall
were transformed into cosy corners, made
effective by palms and softly shaded
lamps. The music was by Cran,ner's or
chestra. The library, reception hall, dim
ing room art gallery were used for
dancing. The scene was a pretty one as
the fashionably gowned girls moved about
the beautiful rooms. Supper was served
by Maresi.
Among the guests were:-Misses Mary
Anderson. Mary Bell, Mary Bray. Helen
Condfct, Cadnes. Coin, Garland, Jessie
Grower. Case, Blanche Collins, Florence
Darling, Downey, Dixon, Elsie Dixon,
Bertha Dixon, Elizabeth Dixon, Laura
Eleanor Clifford, Han, Bessie Hall, Hen
derson, Hamilton, Jarvis, Daisy jackson;
Kimball, Florence Kennel. Matte Miller,
Miller, MacKnight, lilly MacBride, Jean
Mcbride, Bertha Martin, Fife Newkirk,
Antoinette Newell, Per Lee, Perry, Jessie
Perry, Potts, Anna Reid, Rodger, Skater,
Sherwood, stratton, Traphagen, Tomp-
kills., Jtiilic Ioitey, 1ldSS 1OiSJ
Underwood, Elizabeth Van Horne,
Katherine Van Horne, Elizabeth Vree-
land, Maize Wright, Wilkinson, Louise
son. Messrs. Allen Adrfance, Floyd Adri-
ance. Charlie Adriance, Bert Broome,
Henry Bartlett, DR.. Bowen, G.. Bailey,
Brinton Bell, George Beach, James Bias
dell. Mortimer Chiffon, Frank Seymour
Conklin, George Case, Frank Garland
Thomas Clarke, C. Howell Clarke, Clarke
Runyon, Shaler Darlington, Archibald
Davis. William Dear, George B. Fielder,
Jr., William Field, Henry Fitch, F-E.
Ferris. L. Ferris, Charles Gum, Lindiey
HOFFMAN. Charles Hardenburg, Clarence
Harmsted. Frank Hall, Jack Horner, DIT.
Morgan Holloway, DR.. William Lamson,
Leake, Maxwell MacKnight, Scott Mac
Knight, Allen Knight, DR..
William Martin, Murray, Ernest Murray,
Charnley Murray. James Macllider, Wes-
Hey H. Negus, Charles Negus, Robert d.
Oakley, Wallace Pyle, George Perkins,
Robert T. Rodger, John Rowland. Dave
Taylor, Tom Jackson, William Russell,
Louis Sherwood, Walter Sherwood, Land
law Seross, Fred Small, Harold Small,
George Toffey, Dan Toffey, Robert Toffey,
John Toffey, Louis Twyeffort, voorhees,,
Vreeland. Sidney Wallace, Arden Whips
pie Danforth Williamson, Gedney. Ed.
Mclaughlin. Adna Underhill. j.. Price,
Dudley Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Storm,
Jr.. MIR. and Mrs. c. 7. Small, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Clarke, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
L. D. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Serrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Parrot, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dear, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Miles.