The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-09
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LYONS & zElGLER,
464 Bergen Ave-,
6O6 Newark Ave.,
S S jackson Ave,
In the world. 1t cassea
We have it.


6O6 Newark Ave-.
S S jackson Ave,
in finding out the views of the members
as to the desirability of having a club
house. A committee of the Board has
written to all the members asking them if
they favor the clubhouse project and are
willing to assume the necessary additional
expense. A large number of favorable re-
plies have been received. A meeting will
soon be held when the vexed question will
be settled once and for all.
The Odd Volumes were entertained
| Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Henry ".
Condiet at her residence. No. S13 Narick
/ street. Professor Be~auregard, of Mont
| clair, talked about ..Stoic and Epicurean
| Philosophers and Mrs. John A. Walker
read a paper on Science, Mathematics
and Medicine The guests of the club
were Mrs. Oliver Hazard Perry, Mrs.
Charles c. Black, Mrs. Frederick Vol
! colt Jackson, Mrs. Charles J.. Roe, Mrs.
| Spencer Weart and Mrs. Charles l.. Car
rick.
The Ramblers will not hold their meet
ing next Wednesday. as provided for in
the Rambler programme, because of the
Easter vacation. On Wednesday after
noon, April q. the club will discuss
Problems OF Today 1t is hoped Miss
Bradford will then address the club.
The Literature Committee of the
Woman's Club will nave a guest day
next Wednesday, afternoon at the resi-
dence of the chairman, Mrs. John A..
Walker, No. 26o Montgomery street. There
will be no papers.
The monthly luncheon of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Bergen Reformed
Church was given Wednesday in the
church parlors. The tables. were arranged
to form a five-pointed star. In the centre
was. a round table and FIVE. large tables
e~radicated from it.. The round table was
| carved with yellow daffodils, which were
| distributed among the ladies after the
luncheon Ferns were used to decorate
the other tables. At each place was a
pretty souvenir in the shape Of half an
eggshell, with legs formed of gilded beans.
The shells held bonbons. The mex lunch
con which will be given Wednesday, May
4, will be the last of the season. At the
meeting to follow the luncheon the cleo
ton of officers will take place.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Cora Quincy, of Crescent avenue, and MI.
Robert Carey. Miss Quincy is one of
the popular members of st. Johns
Church. Her brother. Mr.. Howar Cur
ney, married Miss Clara Dear. Mr.. Carey
! &c =, arrx,or in fb;c oifxr
The Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Otto nave
been in Syracuse since Mr.. Otto's recoy-
cry from typhoid fever. They nave been
recalled to the city by the death of their
little four-year-old daughter, Ida. whom
they left in the city. Her death was
caused by membranous Group.
Ensign Charles P. Eaton, the only son
of Mr.. ana Mrs. George B.. Eaton. is ex-
pected home in a month. He has been
engaged far the last three years in the
Pacific Ocean and is now On the %gunboat
Bennington at Honolulu.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Day have re-
turned to this city from Florida, where
they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. Elmer Neal, who recently left this
city for Stamford, Conn, is visiting here.
A Mother Goose" entertainment will
be given by the children of the Children's
Home for the benefit of the home. April
81, in Hasbrouek Institute. The children
are being raine for the entertainment,
and it is thought the evening will be a
delightful one.
Miss Charlotte Sully will give an enter
ainment for the benefit of the Newman
Mission al the residence of Mrs. S. r..
Forman, Bergen avenue. Miss Suliy will
give readings and pantomimes.
Miss Cecilia Gaines gave the last of
her series of lectures Monday afternoon
at the Carteret Clubhouse. Miss Gaines
will probably not lecture again until fall.
Mr.. Fred Bennitt and Miss Jessie Mar
vim win be married Tuesday night at
Grace Church. Van Worst. Mr.. Bennitt's
father. the Rev. George s. Bennitt, will
o~f1iciate.
Mr.. William Martin and Miss Effe New
kirk will be married Tuesday night at the
residence of MI. and Mrs. Newkirk, Ber-
gen avenue.
Miss Maud Williams and Mr.. John Row
land will be married Tuesday night, April
10. at ST. Johns Church. The reception
which follows will be only to the families
Of the bride and groom.
DO Not BE Fooled
! with the idea that any preparation
your druggist may put up and try to
sell you will purify your blood like
| Hoods -Sarsaparilla. This medicine has
a reputafion-it has earned Its
record. 1t Is prepared under the
personal supervision of educated
pharmacists who know the nature.
quality and medicinal effect Of all
the ingredients used. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla absolutely cures all forms of
blood disease when other medicines