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


vice versa. The change in programme,
however brings the next Rambler meet
ing on January 4, while the Odd Volumes
having had no holiday p-ostponement, VIII
meet January II, and SO on throughout
the year.
On Wednesday next, the Ramblers viii
further their study of Russia with q dis
cussion of the religion of that country,
divided into two heads. "The Greek
Church. and Different Religious Sects-
The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club met
last Thursday at the residence OF Mrs.
Peter van Wrinkle, on Tonnele avenue,
and spent the usual pleasant afternoon
of amusement. The prizes were very
pretty. an exquisite hand-painted PLAGUE
going to Mrs. Giles Holbrook as first
prize; a pretty hand-painted desk TO Mrs.
Peter Van Wrinkle. as second, n a ster-
ling silver shoe buttoner and horn, 70
Miss Burniston, as third prize Mrs. Ed
ward Van Wrinkle was consoled with a
very pretty puff box.
Among those present were Mrs. Peter
Van Wrinkle, Mrs Voorhees,. Mrs. Bolt
wood. Mrs. Edward Van Wrinkle, Mrs
Joseph H. Taylor, Mrs. Giles Holbrook,
Miss Burniston, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Edward
Leach.
The next event society has to look for
ward TO is the annual charity ball, when
win take place at Hasbrouck Han lust
twenty DAVIS hence. for the benefit OF the
Children's Home. Mr.. J. e. Hulshlzer'
Jr is in charge and tickets can be Sc
cured from him or any of the following
Leon Albeit, Mrs.
Joseph D Bedle, Mrs. Burdette ?. Craig,
Mrs. Warren H. Dixon, Mrs. James r.
Fielder. Mrs. Frederick G. Gudebrod,
Mrs Thomas G.. Kinds, Mrs. j. e. HUI
shizer. IT., Mrs. Roy Inglis, Mrs. Matthew
C. Jenkins, Mrs. A. L. Soper. Mrs. Her
bert Scott, Mrs. Edward Van Winkie'
Mrs. William T. Vidal.
Despite the opposition made by residents
of clifford e Mr.. J. E. Hulshizer,
Jr.. seems determined to go on with the
erection of a stable in Belmont avenue,
in the rear of his house, and the work OF
tearing down the old building, which has
been a landmark for SO many years, is
now almost eOfHpittSd.
DR.. and Mrs. Koonz, of No. 80 Clifford
avenue. will have a family gathering over
New Years.
Miss Anna Koonz will open New Years
festivities this evening with a calico mas
querade.
Mrs. Howard Slater. of Clifford avenue,
who has been suffering from an attack
of grip for the past month, is again able
to be out.
Mr.. md Mrs. b. Britten. of No. 55S Sum-
nit avenue, will leave about January Z
for a six weeks our of California and
the West
The Rev. Sydney H.. Cox, former as
sistant pastor of the First congregational
Church. and Mrs. Cox of Brooklyn, spent
Thursday in this city.
Mr.. James H. Noe, of No. s05 York
street, has just recovered from a severe
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Hudspeth-Benson. who was taken
- 4 1 oL@R -'ON
now on the road to recovery.
The pretty girls who simply @dote" on
college boys may be disappointed this
year in their expectations of a dance with
the Princeton Glee Clubs, since word has
been received that the musical talent of
that college cannot visit Jersey City on
any date earlier than March 8, and as this
would bring the concert in Lent, it is
doubtful whether a dance after the pro-
gramme would be in order. However,
there will be a meeting of Jersey City
Princeton alumni at the residence OF
Counselor Flavel MCGEE, on January 9,
when the matter will be decided.
The regular meeting of. the Woman's
Club will be held on Thursday, January
S. at $3.50 P. M, in Hasbrouck Hall, cor
ner Crescent and Harrison avenues. Mrs.
John A. Walker, chairman of the Lit
erature Department, the fol-
lowing programme
Sidney Smith, Mrs. NJ. s. Bowen;
~Thackeray, Miss Welsh; THE Wasp and
His Work. Miss Margaret e. Lacey;
paper by Mrs. Geo. w. Case; Shadow
Song from Dinorah, by Mrs. Davis; must
cal selections, a.. Nocturne, Chopin; b.
Rhapsodie. No. u, List, by Miss Eliza
beth Austen Duffy.
The calendar for January is as follows:-
Monday, January 9, 1880 P. NJ. Mrs. Chas
Van Keuren's. No. IS Clifton place, De
partment of Philanthropy. Mrs. Brice
Collard, chairman.
Tuesdays, $3.50 P. M, No. $40 Mont
gomery street. Glee Club ~rehearsalss Mrs
Garwood Ferris. leader.
Wednesday, January IS, $3.50 P. NJ. Has
brouck Hall. Lecture by Miss Gaines
Department OF Literature. Mrs. John A
Walker, chairman.
Thursday, January 10. $3.50 P. NJ, Prof
Richards, Department of Education. Mrs
VIM. c. Marvin, chairman.
CHURCH NOTICE.