The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-16
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LYONS G zEIGLER,
464 Bergen Ave-,
600 Newark Ave-,
ISIS jackson Ave,


undoubtedly be crowded. The managers
of the Princeton concert were wise when
they decided to delay the concert until
the wedding guests should have tint to
arrive.
Another wedding in the near future is
that of Miss Agnes Collard and Mr..
Adams. 1t will take place in May.
A few years ago we were blessed with a
lot CT young people who. anxious to have
a good time and not get out called
themselves the younger set" and had
their dances ard fun. Now most of
them are "out,'' some of them are mar
ried. and while they are still called the
younger set and still give affairs,
there is still another set of youthful as
pirants, decidedly not tout" who are as
anxious as their predecessors to have a
good time. Must they be called the
youngest SET? They gave a dance
Monday in Phillips Hall, and they intend
to give more-also like their predeces-
sers. They are:-Misses Helen M. Rae,
Florence R. Reid, Edna L. Toffey, Mar
garet H. Jarvis, Edna Bumsted, Louise
F. Parker, Adele Wilson, Julia MCGEE,
Adelaide Willis, Agnes Rowe. Edith
Towar, Bertha Martin, Margaret Post.
Margaret Slocum, Bertha Runness, Helen
Dixon, Marion ~Hardenbergh, Bessie White,
Bessie Kinds, IrIna V. Pyle, Jennie Ran
som, Edith Whyte, Laura Towar and
Nellie Gumbs, Messrs. George Burrows.
William Wilson, Joseph Harris, Frank
Grattan, Edward Brister, Donald Nc
Naughton, Clarence Durrie, Walter Stry-
ker, Charles Mers, William Coagland,
Weymer Mills. Give Newcomb, Edward
Van Wrinkle, Douglass Pendleton, Daniel
H~ardenbergh, Walter B. Eager, William
White, Herbert Lippincott, Charles Hol-
brook, Hudson Condiet, Wentworth
Floyd. Fred White, John Voorhees,, Gin
ton Fisk, Charles Rockwell of New York.
Hovey Low ard E. J. Batchelar.
Mrs. John Walker entertained the Lit
erature Committee Wednesday. At the
next meeting there will be a review of
the years work.
The Claremont Euchre Club, which abb
tame from euehre in Lent, has again
begun to play. THE club met Wednes
day night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Allaire, Forrest street. The
club has been in existence some time, the
majority of it's members are young mar
ried people and the club seems likely to
live for an indefinite period. Among the
members are:-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Nc
Troy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allaire, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dress
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gilmore. Miss Jessie
Smith, Miss Addie Thomas, Mr.. w. Scud-
der, Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. G. Arrow
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tenant, who were
married Tuesday at Pennington, will be
at home at their new residence, No. 339
Bergen avenue, Thursdays in May and
June.
A number of the members of the
Keramic Art Club visited Mrs.
Fannie Rowell Priestman, the for
mer President. at her studio, No. So
Fifth avenue, New York, yesterday. The
members are:-Mrs. S. R. Forman, Mrs.
S. Bailey, Mrs. S. E. Darling, Miss
Louise Edge, Miss Katheryne Allen, Miss
Helen Louise Andrews, Mrs. Sara E.
Browne, Miss Edith B~ilschman, Miss E.
Edith Case, Miss Lille Chapman, Miss
Fannie e. Clarke, Miss Emma D. Conk-
lin, Miss Bertha G. Daggett Miss Louise
R.. Darling, Mrs. Jennie A. DRESSER, Miss
Elizabeth v. Earl, Mrs. James Erwin,
Mrs, J. p. Gluck. Mrs. Emma NJ. Held,
Miss Harriet S. Hill, Miss n. M. P. Hill
lard, Mrs. S. l.. Holcomb, Mrs. i. T.
Dougherty, Miss Cornelia s. Post, Mrs.
Frank E.. Price, Mrs. F. r. Priestman,
Miss Annie NJ. Ramsay, Mrs. L. T. Smith,
Miss Harriet v. yreeland, Miss Edna Nell
son White, Mrs. II. E. Westervelt, Miss
Isabel Z. Wightman, Miss Isabel M.
Wightman and Miss Shirley Turner.
Al drawing room Entertainment will be
given next Thursday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Andrew =. Post, Mag
nolia avenue. 1t will be under the aus
pieces Of st. Agnes Guild of Grace Church,
Van Worst.
An entertainment will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Samuel r. Forman, No.
$50 Bergen avenue, Thursday evening. 1t
will be for the benefit of the Newman
Industrial Home n Mission Miss
Ch9'otte Sully will give dramatic read
ings, statue posing and pantomimed
hymns; Miss Lucy Mabel Presby will
sing and Miss Marguerite Anderson will
be the ~accompanist.
The w. J. Florence Dramatic Society
will give an entertainment at the Jersey
City Club House, Tuesday evening May
8, for the benefit of the Peoples Palace
Day Nursery. A dance will follow.
Mrs. John I. scudder, who is now at
Lakewood with her daughter, Miss Scud-
der, is steadily growing strong, though
her recovery is not as rapid as had been
hoped. Mrs. Scudder will not return I'M
til she has regained her strength.
Miss Annie Beaston did not give her lee
ture Wednesday. She will give the EVEN
| ing lecture next Wednesday night at the
residence of Mrs. Andrew J. Post, Mag
| nolia avenue. The ladies of the class
Will invite their husbands to attend.