The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-31
Yo4oies.

HOW Iti1IC y q C&ttRS
than from any spontaneous thought or
action. 1t is the day whereon unexpected
Christmas must be returned. Such
& the spirit of the times And
vet even this obligatory giving has its
bright side. These helated Christmas gifts
are usually better chosen. # is not SO
m,sch q ease of remembering the dear
FRIEND as OF ssvalae received" Yes re-
marked one Of the fair sex the other day,
santa Claus was very good to me. Bet
ter than I expected, md oaking out
q DAINTY little note book. probably one
of the unexpectedly here is q list OF the
people to whom / must reciprocate on
New Years. That is why | am out shop
ping today, and the worst of it is, they
were all expensive presents. Good bye,
] haven't a moment to spare, and on
she trots (for this not only applies to one,
but woman in generaD, on a search for
ssequaI value gifts
with the approach of New Years Day
again comes the question of receiving,
now almost extinct, but likely to be re-
vived in the near future. It is a pretty
custom and has its many advantages, en-
tirely eclipsed by its one great disad-
vantaglthe serving of wine For some
reason or other Custom more than any
thing else) where callers are received on
New Years. those receiving seem to feel
it obligatory to serve wine. even in houses
where otherwise the wine bottle would
not be seen from one years end to the
other. and the callers feel the same obli-
CATION in the matter of drinking. The
principal trouble lay with the very young
iisii' THOSE 5use ~As5ss.s ~
ne ilst y ~ = ~ -
clVa Wat Mhen slsen . rs a@ -
i'no y +s;sa ana tool
never eAperielcea suSii 2 - -
loo lnucl = ~ : 49, ,;n4h -
~ - - - narnr
~ Sau
l.aouii1 : aeas., 49,,
I 80 mn{s r,sa : : FEELING
ssises a. h,nss,,a+ton- N
- 1ssus. =. .S41 - ras+ +ba Nm
= -, - "a - aa+a
Tan tsaaar thara i considerable
$50 49, mnsa ba~ona drs ua,a Ok
rssS ~ 49, - aovaa ana oboc-
rsSsa ,,asraragos arc daintiJv
N -, hnasSof soo,oI- gatbar;nps
oanaarnod ana thera
- ~ co,,1d not he sinh
ns+aS 80 u;oa On New Years Dav.
49, aTa haa, - snecial ar
---~as4- raaaa far roeo;u;ng On Neyg
49, ~ a;4nar tho .eyo,,nys ssyo1nger,,
-xss4,a 49, tba moioritv of NOM
1,ar- Il sociatv in eeneraJ intend to OBJ
servo the day with 4open house,, in
naarIv every Instance emitting wine.
The .sva,,nper set, are making the most
-. cb,irtnnas HOLIDAYS while the col
1ave hovs are All home. and there are no
lessans 70 divert their attention. Last
TbI,rsaav this set gave its annual holi-
dav dance in Phillips Hall. much after the
fasb;on Of the former younger set, vino
49, aiynifv their dances with the adiec-
tive aassemblvn and who gave an affair
If rs;s hind wednesday evening. In both
;ns+annes ta,a hail was rimmed in Christ
: greens and n both instances the
dance was 4 success.
-
per,ans It is owing to the fact that Mr..
-- Datahafa nzha saa,ns IN ha tho
$500 ~ +be ..vornper set y is nome
e.em ror,ar for tba ba,iaavs cerfainly
- 1900 y givan = snc;al ri any kind
rmas 81 a7,+ho,,+ NJ patcbeIsr and
go raar ~ / Nov ~ rornall II Is not
rs1.a,v AZ ..vaunoer eat" will he heard
$50. r,,,ob sava d,r;ng the college hnii-
mssah ~ Eos+ar+,de whom
- 49,. hol7 .
ana aanaa - +ho
- . pa-or ccharoL NJ "a
rAS~naa 800 ,,,,dar +bA sns,ices ~
-a4aa - ~ ~ o,.rse
- saat $3.50 narna1y
- nSaaa,sm D p,
Msss ~ .s,ans
ocheieh a11u
were ~ -. Iag,r
mIan ~ rdna Toffa,y Fqoranee Eaia
- 60 1sas- a,,isa psr,1sr
80 - - 49, 81.
Euia uinsseu,iiel = St-s,,.1 US nz,tIA
o. Iiledso, - 80 zFT;sl;sn,
gosspn - $3.50 49, ~ r.
on @ eIrse,s Da.,S,.s ceraoor
vs. n ~ iI1
huosoh Soio
,s.s,o - -
ihus la1 eiieie ? - 49, ~
any oeouss. .n,s ~
youhssi y - -.
pree's - 80 asann T,ts
peeh announcer ~ pnae
snoala give rise 2 any hulnoe
ing OUT parties vas - ny" oNe lau' az :
ferDOOn teal, IOr the Winter OIL I5Ub.