The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-21

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Miss Bessie Roster, Miss Alpha 4olbrook,
and Mrs. DIR. blanchard. Inc iaiies Viii
meet again on Wednesday, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Bouton. on Danforta ave
hue.
49,
A week ago Saturday the Club made up
a theatre party to attend 1.-THE Little Min
~ister,'' playing at the Garrick Theatre.
There was but one thing to mar the pleas
ure of the afternoon and that arose from
the fact that two of the party were ut-
able to attend. Their seats happened TO
be right in the centre of the party. and
the usher was unkind and unfeeling
enough to put two strangers in those
seats. Among those composing the party
were:-Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Peter
Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Jennie Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. Edward Leach, Ms.
Van Ripper and Mrs.
The Odd olumes did not meet as usual
last Wednesday. but postponed the meet
ing till May %. which will be the final
gathering for the season. Every year
the club ends. its season with a feast OF
edge. Last year it was a luncheon. but
this year, not to be behind the times, the
club is giving a A
is a large undertaking for a Jersey CRY
club and it is probably on this account
that the Odd Volumes postponed its regu-
lar meeting. However, the
tool place today at twelve o'clock, that
is the breakfast itself, the entertainment
will probably not end nor the club leave
Jersey City clubhouse, where the feast
was served by the caterer of that insti-
tuition. much before five or six O'Clock,
this evening. Toasts We're responded to
by Mrs. S. Westover Alder. of the New
York Tribune; Mrs. Julia Reese, Cables
Morris. Miss Imogene Clark, author OF
ssShakespeare's Little Lad" Mrs. Marion
Leland and Mrs. Lewis Baralt. Miss &C.
ceiia Gaines viii also, besides introducing
the other speakers, give a toast.A very
attractive musical programme has been
Arranged and the club Will probably sing
the song especially composed for the Odd
Volume by Lillian Curtis Pitcher and
Irene Searles Slater
DRAFTED with American flags. palms potted
plants and flowers, among. which is the
violet. the emblem of the club, chosen no
doubt on account of its modesty. The
table decorations were very pretty, con-
| sisting principally of violet ribbon, and
about seventy-five guests sat down 10
breakfast.
The Woman's Club has finished all us
business for the year. On Thursday the
Educational met MAKING the
very last of all the SUB DIVISIONS u iiit W
its sessions work. Inc princlpsl topic -
conversation aside brom the ousine's .a
acted, was the new sup oisisioaoa
Cup tne loNn "N ;.at
committee. MIS-. f1uaspe'n =
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+nan warjng,s white Wings in New
york win the men come to the rescue?
rho p1avers, c,pb has been rehearsing
arr c,,.rasmanv everv night this week.
zoe decided 70 have two full dress re-
,aausa,s h.fora Wednesday with cos
t,,mes malxe,n etc. complete.
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