New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
JERSEY CITY.
AN INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT AT
WHITTIER HOUSE.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS wERNz AND MR.
BEYER-cARD Parties POPULAR DIVER
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sIoN-THE GOSSIP OF SOCIETY.
The marriage OF Miss Tine Wernz and Otto Boyer
was solemnized at the home OF the bridegroom
parents. No. Coz Summt-ave.. by the Rev FREDERICK
Hotter, of st Paul's German Episcopal Lutheran
Church. a reception followed the ceremony. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. II. Freund, MT
and Mrs. John Engels. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Weyrich
Mr.. and Mrs. G Musgiller Mr.. and Mrs G. koreil
Mr.. and Mrs Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs Radigan MI.
and Mrs. A. Plog, Mr.. and Mrs. Heitman. Mr.. and
Mrs Upright. Mr. and Mrs. j. Hollste, MT. ana
Mrs siewers. Miss Emily Smith. Miss Ensel and
Miss p. Gantzhorn.
pretty wedding was celebrated Sunday after
noon last at the homo OF Mrs. Henry Venuleth'
No. 90 McAdoo-ave.. when her daughter MISS
Maggie Bitter married 10 James Snearp py
the Rev William Sanft Miss Lucy Gerkin and
Miss Bertha Freund attended the bride. and August
Bitter and Philip Hickey were best men. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs Charles Koegel. Mr..
and Mrs Oscar Buchbinder Mr.. and Mrs. James
Webb Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hombach. Misses
Matte Haslem. Annie Baehning and Shearn'
Fletcher Jackson. Frederick Bose, Adam HOFFMAN.
Mr. and Mrs Christian Baehnins. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Miller, Edward Miller and Frederick Bitter.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harry Mcbride, o.,
No. So Clifford Place. entertained the Duplicate
Whist Club The prizes were by Mrs. Jona-
than Dixon Miss Jennie Pearsall and Miss Jessie
Dixon. The players included Mrs. Marcus Beach.
Mrs. Henry Traphagen. Mrs. Garrett Brinkerhon'
Mrs. ~ W. Condict, Mrs. David Bishop Mrs. John
Welsh, Mrs Edward Linn. Mrs. 8. G.. Negus. Mrs.
George Sheriff.. Mrs Jonathan Dixon. Mrs s. r.
Falkinburgh. Mrs. Hetherington. Mrs. Charles e
Stimets Miss Jennie Pearsall and Mrs. George T..
Werts.
The las. meeting OF the Monday Night Euchre
Club was held at the home OF Miss Rose Lascell'
No. 40 Summit-ave. Miss Eta Banheld. Miss Clara
Angel Daniel Collins and E. Webbs were the
prize winners
The Merchants Protective Association OF Hudson
County gave It. eighth anniversary dinner on Mon
day evening at Taylor's Hotel Robert Anderson.
John z. Banks and W. G. Meyer wcre tho speakers
OF the evening.
The Lenox Club will have its inaugural play and
dance in Hasbrouck Hall in Easter week Among
the patronesses Of the affair are. Mrs George l.
Werts. Mrs Joseph A. Dear, Mrs J. L. scudder
and Mrs. S. r. Forman.
The Rev J. J. Boylan, rector OF st. Lucy's Roman
Catholic Church. lectured tho Passion Play"
at St Pauls School Hall Wednesday evening
A lecture on THE Battle OF Fort Fisher viii
be delivered on March % by the Rev. c. f. Hull,
pastor Of the Linden Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. The lecturer was a naval officer and took
part in the engagement.
musical and dramatic entertainment was given
by the Athlete Committee OF St Mlchaels Club on
Wednesday evening.
The Sylvia Athletic Club has arranged for re-
ception in Prasser's Hall on Easter Monday.
On March q the annual dinner Of the Minkakwa
Club will take pace at Belvdere Hote.. The speak
ers will include the Rev. ]. J. Tighe, the Rev.
Charles ]. Allen. Judge James S. Erwin. Assembly
man /. F. Goldenhorn and Robert Carey.
There was a large attendance az the Ladies'
Afternoon Card Club party on Monday last. The
games played in the parlor OF the Palma Club,
Miss Belle Mswby being the hostess.
Bergen Hall the scene OF the annual ball or
the A o. II. on Wednesday night. over two hun
dred couples took part in the grand march.
The Teachers Associa ton held a meeting Wednes-
day afternoon in the High School building. Dr. G.
c. Rounds read a paper on The Mission OF Art
IN the Public Schools"
The Lincoln Club OF the Whittier House. semi
college settlement. celebrated its second anniver-
sary on Wednesday night by producing a farccal
mock trial entitled "A Breach OF Promise Case. "
under the direction Of Miss Mary Philbrook. The
club is composed OF boys from sixteen to eighteen
years old, who are studying GIVES They were as.
sisted in the performance by several members OF
the Young Womens Assoca ton OF the Whittier
House. The cast was as follows; Judge, William
Schierch: Clerk OF the Court. Reinhard Helms;
Court Crier George yeayoy: Paintings Attorney.
Herbert Joyce: Defendants Attorney. George john
son; Plaintiff Kate Cross: defendant, Harry Smith;
Witnesses Mamie Campbell, Maggie Fleming and
c. Peavey; Jurors Louis Meyer, John Smith. Bert
Nelbis Louis Orman, Henry Christopher James
Joyce George Geatty. Harry Whitman, George Con-
way. Albert Tiplady. Harry Genge and George
HenSen.