New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17
JERSEY CITY.
EUCHRE NOW THE POPULAR GAME WITH
ALL CLASSES.
PLEASANT MEETINGS OF THE SIX HANDED
THE BERGEN AVENUE. THE AFTERNOON.
THE CLOVER. THE FRIDAY NIGHT

THE BERGEN AVENUE. THE AFTERNOON
THE CLOVER. THE FRIDAY NIGHT
AND THE CATHOLIC CLUBS.
Society has caught the euchre craze. The select
sets Of Bergen play It and have formed a number
OF clubs Those in the humber circles nave also
their organizations and hold enthusiastic meetings
The craze reached the German-Amerioan Society
I'm old Hudson city and pinochle IL no longer popu-
lar The game has brought into active participa-
ton the professional men who spent their leisure
moments In their libraries. II has played havoc
with the attendance at the clubs. ana husoahdS
and wives spend more of their evenings together
One of the select organization Is the Sx-tand"d
Euchre Club Its members were entertained on
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs Francis l. NanderpeeK'
who assisted by their daughter. Miss Eleanor
This club has a large membership ana the ih''f-
lions sent only to members. all OF whom
were present among them being Ex-Governor ana
Mrs. George l. Werts. Justice and Mrs Jonathan
Dixon and their daughters. the Misses Jessie ana
Elsie Dixon Mr. and Mrs f. +. G. Young. Judge
and Mrs Marcus Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel I.
Allison Mr.. and Mrs. " Woodruff Condict, MT
and Mrs. Henry Traphagen. Mr.. ana Mrs. A'oer'
!. Drayton. NJ and Mrs Warren H. Dixon. Mr..
and Mrs Smith D. Mackey. Mr.. and Mrs James H.
Hulshzer. sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcbride. MI
and Mrs. Everest Il. kiersted Mr.. and Mrs George
Sheriff. Mr. ard Mrs. Frank !. Nanderbeek, Mrs.
Minnie Linn Mrs. Andrew J. Post. Judge joan A.
Blair. DR.. and Mrs. Roy Inglis. Mrs. James Dodi'
Mrs. Joseph q. Welsh. DR.. Morgan Holloway, MISS
Anne Post Mrs. s. X. Falkinburgh, Mrs Minnie
IIe;herngton. George Beach. Miss TILE Con-
diet. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Condct. Miss Ida
Fakinburgh Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Linn
Miss Jean Mcbride. DR.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Chopper. Mr. and Mrs. Henry +. Neise. The prizes
and winners were: Wedgewood tardiniere. Mrs.
Roy Inglis: Sevres candlestlck. Miss Ida FaiKih-
burgh Delft clock Mrs. Albert |. Drayton; Limo
gcs basket. Mrs Henry T.. Niese: handsome lamp
Dr. Morgan Holloway and Limoges inkstand
George Beach. The club will hold Its next meeting
at the home of ex-Mayor and Mrs. Henry Trap
ina gen. No 307 Varick-st
Another prominent euchre club Il the Bergen Ave-
nue. Club The members held a meeting on Tues
day evening at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Williams No. 800 Bergen-ave The members
present were Mr. and Mrs. John lIeaden. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Howard Bumsted. Mr.. and Mrs. Everest B
Klersted. DR.. and Mrs. George wilkinson Mr.. ana
Mrs. Oliver H. Perry. Miss Jessie Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs Hollis Wells Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +. {.
Young Mr. and Mrs. David Bishop Miss Estelle
Flanagan. Mr.. and Mrs Horace &. Wait. Mr. and
Mrs. William T.. Grattan. Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ I.
Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Williams DR.
Horace Bowen DR.. and Mrs. Frank d. Gray MT
and Mrs Clarence Linn. Mrs. Minnie Linn Mrs
Minnie letherington. DR.. and Mrs. Roy lnglis,
Mr. and Mrs Albert l. Drayton. Mrs Holden, DR.
and Mrs Joseph VI. Rector Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Calvin Stimets. william White. of Newly rk
and Miss Alice Brown, of Morristown. Inc WIN
ners Of the prizes Mrs. George Wilkinson,
Dresden brush and comb tray; Mrs. Flanagan, a
Dresden plate DR. Horace Bowen, brass ana cut
glass sconce; j. H. Bumsted. Dresden inkstand;
Miss Brown. guests prize. Venetian glass vase
+ F. C. Young, silk umbrella. Dancing followed
the games
The Afternoon Euchre Club met "Wednesday at
the home OF Mrs Henry Dewitt, No. POS Tonne.e-
ave The players were Mrs William Robertson
jr. Mrs Edward p. Clarke Mrs. Daniel F. Evarts'
Mrs Charles f.. Putnam. Mrs. George Wilkinson,
Mrs. Reed. Mrs Charles Dunn. Mrs. William T.
Vidal. Mrs Henry w. Dewitt. Mrs. George Bowly,
Mrs Elias H. Ssson jr.. Of Tenahy and Misses
blanche Meyers. Mabel Taylor. Louise Bumsted
Jessie and Helen Van Wrinkle Laura Underwood
and Edith Robertson. The prize winners were
Miss Jessie Van Wrinkle and Mrs. Edward T.
The Glover Euchre Club was entertained on Wed We'd
40 astor PIa"s Her guests were Misses Lette
Baldwin, Florence Harding May and Grace Terry Ferry
lass NAV Gemmell Minnie Ward. Eta Franken-
ficd. May Stephens. Emma Morris. Ada and Lille
charles Tucker. Mr. and Mrs Stages Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand stevens Gerard Crosby, William Ganit
George Harding. Warren culbert. Henry Brown
Charles Whitman. George Smith. George Scnuree
Douglass, william Gault and William Gearheart
party and dance on Thursday night. Forty
tables required TO accommodate the piayers
Margaret Durkin and Margaret Kenny. stephen NJ
Egan Peter +. Guterl and William j. keegan.
This club will give It's anniversary reception on
The Tuesday Night Euchre club was entertained
10y Or and Mrs G. G.. Margraff. at their home'
and Mrs. 6. " yreeland. Mr. and Mrs l. N K Nrr
van wnk Mr. and H. Mrs and + NS schFJ anne MF Ara ARR
and Mrs. II. Brook. Mr. and Mrs. T. Nree N, II"
prizes were won by Mrs kershaws Mrs. Van
inr At the nome of MIR and Mrs William J. Thomp,
S yr. ~ Mr and Mrs J. r. Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo p Rooney. Mr. and Mrs WiIiiam }: Iho mp
Mr. and Mrs Charles WssterXes NIX i T,,, N nr
and Mrs Francis Gray Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gre
vier william Couson. Thomas Tomlinson MISS
Nettie Morkabee and Mrs. Stern The winners
were Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Gray, DR. Gray ana
s,IbscrIption dance for the benefit OF the Child
ren's Home will he given III tasp'O"'h nan VII
Friday evening next .
the Palma Club gave stag progressive euc arc
J. y Van Horn. Sidione Jordan. w, A. WHITE ana
Frederick schmidt. a., .,
Of Ms Iohn IIeadden. No Is Bentley-ave.
Mrs Horace Wait. OF No - Chnton-aVe' gave All
informal luncheon on Tnnrsday uas married on
Monday evening TO William Duryee Post M her
home in Magnolia-ave. About two hundred guests
Mr.. and Mrs John Dalrymple Of BrlnkerhoN- st.
their silver wedding anniversary on
Thursday evening.
HOBOKEN.
A pink tea in honor OF Miss Shelton. OF MOTIFS
town was given by Mrs Richard Stevens in her
home at Castle Point. fioboken on Wednesday.
The menu cards were hand-painted miniatures OF
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