The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-03-26


decided to make a special effort to make
the kindergarten successful. A plan was
discussed. but it has not yet been decided
upon.
The Lenten Sewing Circle meets this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. FL. E.
Niese, Jersey avenue. The ladies are
constantly increasing the pile Of gar
ments. The attendance. in spite of the
stormy weather, has been large.
SO
The Bermuda epidemic seems to have
broken out in this city. Everyone who
leaves the city seems to have Bermuda
for his destination. There is quite a
small colony of Jersey City people at
Hamilton and it is steadily increasing.
DR.. Dickinson and DR.. John G. Parsons
sailed Wednesday for Bermuda. DR..
Dickinson has been seriously i'll and he is
going for his health. DR.. Parsons ac-
companies him.
Lieutenant John T.. Pringle has been
seriously Ill. He intends going to Rer-
muda in order to recover his health.
Mrs. Harriet Ronaine sails tomorrow
for home. She has been having a de
nghtful time at Hamilton.
So
The marriage of Miss Alice Scudder
and Mr.. Frank Hall will take place
Thursday evening, April %, in the Taber-
nacle. Miss Scudder is the daughter OF
the Rev. and Mrs. John L. Scudder- Mr..
Hall is associated with the law firm OF
Dickinson, Thompson & McMaster. He is
a graduate of Princeton and last April
he was admitted to the New Jersey bar.
Mr.. Halls family reside in Washington,
but Mr.. Hall is at present in Montclair-
The young couple will probably live in
Montclair.
The wedding will be one of the events
of the social season. A large humble. Of
Invitations will be issued to the wedding.
No one will be present at the reception
which will follow at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Scudder. No. 500 York street,
but the bridal party and the relatives of
the bride and groom. Miss Addie Scud-
der will be maid of honor. The brides
maids will be Miss Helen Bray of New
York, formerly Of this city, Miss Mar
garet Eye of South Orange. formerly OF
this city; Miss Helen Lockwood and Miss
Helen Cadmus of this city. Miss Scud-
der and Mr.. Hall will give a dinner to the
bridesmaids and the ~groomsmen, Tues
day evening. April 20.
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A charity euchre will be given by the
| Lenten Sewing Circle Tuesday afternoon,
April %, in the Palma Clubhouse for the
benefit of Christ Hospital and the Peo-
pies Palace Day Nursery. Mrs. John $.
| Menagh, Mrs. Elliott Butler and Mrs. ].
| L. Kirk are the committee of arrange
ments. The prizes, as is usual with
| charity euchres, will be given by the
merchants of the city.
SO
The Downtown Afternoon Euchre Club
was entertained by Mrs. Warren Dixon,
Mrs. Joseph Rector and Mrs. Martin
| Blauvelt at the residence of Mrs. Dixon,
No. 127 Wayne street, Tuesday afternoon
| The club will not meet again, to play
| cards. After Easter a dance will be given
| by the club at the new residence of DR.,
| and Mrs. Burdette Post Craig. Highland
avenue and h Boulevard. The cluf
| members are:-Mrs. L. v. Thurston, Mrs
| William w. Varick, Mrs. Spencer Wearr
Mrs. Henry Traphagen, Mrs. Robert Rid
dick. Mrs. Walter Rae, Mrs. Joseph M
Rector, Mrs. John c. Parsons, Mrs
Harry Platt. Mrs. Henry E. Niese, Mrs
| John S. Menagh, Mrs. Frank 2. Menagh
| Mrs. Arthur H. Loomis, Mrs. George IL
Larry, Mrs. S. R. FaIkinburgh, Mrs
| Warren H. Dixon, Mrs. Robert M. Daw'
son, Mrs. S. Wellman Clark, Mrs. N
woodruff Condict, Mrs. Burdette P,
Craig, Miss Julia Barricklo, Miss Mary
Edge, Mrs. Martin P. Blauyelt, Mrs
Charles c. Black, Mrs. Elliott L. Butler
Mrs. Samuel G.. Allison, Mrs. Talbot 4
Chambers, Mrs. James H. Cubberly, Mrs
J. L. Kirk, Mrs. Charles w. Chopper ane
| Mrs. Daniel e. Eyarts.