The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-04


T~readway: cnt glass n;tcher Mr. and Mrs
j. William Albangh. cnt glass and silve
syrup pitcher. Mr. w Katz. emf slas,
berry bowl Mr. r McT.auohlin. Ont glas :,
olive dish. Miss Harper. Dresden chins
tea caddy Miss Clara and vio1et Harner
ANTIQUE level case Mr. and MrsN Fran,
Sanger: Mrs. B. G. and Miss Guerin. sill
yer cream ladle and bon-bon spoons
cheese scoon Mr. w Hankinson. set sill
YER coffee snoons miss otterson. si1va,
and gilt berry snoon Mr. Arthur otter
SON: silver trav Mr. PIN Htlarath. A,,s
TRAN vase. Mrs. Thos Patten. swinaina
copper five O'clock tea kettle Mr. Chas
Sprague: Russian leather and silver ciga,
holder Mrs If q Hazard. c,,t elass oI;ue
dish. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G.. Mosfora. CO,
silver tea spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r
Porter: pictures. Miss NJ r, Alba,,gh,
group Of flowers (pictures,. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Stevens: set of pearl and silve,
fruit knives. Mr.. and Mrs \. w. Al.
baugh. nict,1re Mr. Frank Chanfrau. eli.
yer gravy ladle, Mrs. Victor Dumas; sill
yer tongs, Miss Dumas; silver pud-
ding dish. Mr.. and Mrs. William Halick;
cut glass salad bowl, Mrs. C. M. Lyster;
cut glass and silver claret pitcher, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Cashier; hand painted scarf,
oiey' fancy pust, MT. ana MIS-. mos
Espert' siiVer perry spoon, MT. n Mrs.
stahi; embroidered d'oylies, Miss
thomson, SILVER. snoe norm, MRS. NOR
man /. Peters; silver hat brushes, Mrs.
Aeoiaru' mana painted mantel screen
VI GCOlSc JSIlklilS, bOuGLlftln vase, Il.
gus rish' ieather cnalr, MRS. Fanny
1lawioru' conee spoons, MI Eawin r.
Spooi' 4"ieo IonidA, uquor
SCI, WIS. w. +. morse; cut glass and Sill
8 ,aiee jug, lawrence Sahas, coHee
SET MI. ano MIS- Fartrioge; painted caro-
seceisef' MI. 4. Z. JORDAN; SILVER conee
spoons, MT. ana mrs, =. =. syron; gold
oo.-.ooh spoons, III. kenaal Burgess;
pai'eu plaque' Mr. ana mrs, hay wal
.es .onee .ras' ME- M MIS-. Ihomas;
vase, Mr. JOS: Myer;
pa.n $50 az ray mr. W1niaih Alexander;
asa :. s,een anu White grass vases
w. aiiu hafs. simon meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Negus returned the
hrst OF the week from Asbury Park. They
nave now moved into their handsome new
residence, Clifford avenue, which is aid
TO De the most beautiful house m the
street.
! The engagement is announced ~ Mr.
George Tenant, the well known LAWYER
and Miss Nellie Parke Holbrook OF Raj
mont avenue. Miss Holbrook Is one az
the Ramblers. Sh graduated from Has
brouck Institute in the class of 's4. She
is an active worker in DR.. Hers Church
of which Mr.. Tennan is also a memberN
Miss HoIbrook is exceedingly non,,Isr
The marriage of Miss Ma,,de pnnvon
Brett, daughter of the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs
Cornelius Brett, to the Rev. William
Henry Boocock of New Rochelle. will
take place Tuesday evening. June IL. in
the Bergen Reformed Church. Miss Rratt
is one of the social favorites. Miss Rrett
and Mr.. Boocock were both passeneers
on board the Friesland which toor -
many JERSEY Citv neonla ~ +ha 11a,.
Land, and it was on that trim thar +bav
met for the first time.
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The marriage of Miss Agnas sua..u.
month. Miss Sweeney is very pon,,lar IN
social circles on the Heights. She has q
sweet soprano voice with which she
charms her friends.
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The Rev. and Mrs Jobn r. co,aa.a.
summer home, Shelter Island. Thev
went by boat Miss scudder took with
her her bicycle. Mr.. scudder will he
back mere tomorrow. He will remain IN
the city until the Tabernacle ard a.
First Congregational Church are closed
for the summer.
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The Rev. Robert K. Wick. pastor of tbe
Wayne Street Reformed Church. will at
tend the Christian Endeavor National
Convention in July, in San Francisco Mr.
August. He will visit the Yellowstone
Park and Yosemite Valley and win mala
and extended tour through the manv
famous place of the West.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Turner ana
family, of Brooklyn, formerly of tbis civ
pania.
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Mrs. Hannah Cairns and ber da,,ohtar
Miss Edith Cairns. will snapd 49, 49,
mer at Big Hollow in tba ro+sl,,l,s ~
Cairns has been verv IN al n,,atl.
she hopes to regain her bo.ith - 49,
mountains. ~
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