The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-28
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. s. p.
Mackay in Bentley avenue.

afternoon at the residence OIL MIS-. p -
Maekay in Bentley avenue.
The Evening Euchre Club met Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Matthew
Jenkins, No. 26 Bentley avenue, Mrs. J.
e. Hulshizer, Jr., and Mrs. John Headden
third carrying off first prizes. The next
meeting will be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Scott, February 8.
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The Ladies' Afternoon Euchre Club met
Thursday afternoon and had the usually
Interesting game.
The Neighborhood Euchre met last even
ing at the residence of Mrs. c.. c. Stimets,
Crescent avenue, with an unusually good
attendance.
The Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, ex-
Minister to Spain, has been chosen as
speaker for the annual mass meeting of
the Free Kindergarten Association.
An informal reception was given last
evening in the parlors of DR.. Hers
Church to Mr.. Walter HaSey. of Bergen
avenue, who has just returned from
Manila with the Astor Battery. The hero
was royalty treated, nor could Hobson
himself been a greater favorite with the
ladies.
Mr.. Eugene c. Batchelar, who returned
from Cornell last week to act as usher
at the Warden-Batchelar wedding, will
leave for college Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers, the bride and
groom of Wednesday, the 18th instant,
have returned from their wedding tour
and will be at home February l.
Mrs. Fannie Rowell-Priestman holds the
fifth of her delightful Saturday afternoon
teas today at her New York studio, at
which a number of the Jersey City
Keramic artists have expressed their in
tention to be present. Among those who
attended last Saturday were:-Mrs. Robert
Lyle, Mrs. Samuel Forman, Mrs. Charles
Browne Miss Darling, the Misses
W~ightman. Miss Conklin, Miss Edge, Miss
H. G. Vreeland and Miss Adele Edge.
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One of this weeks brides was Miss
Elizabeth Batchelar, now Mrs. David T.
Warden, another was Miss Anna c.. Van
Reyper, who became Mrs. Isaac Romano,
and the third, Miss Marietta Parker, now
Mrs. Thomas Bedle. Two of these mar
riages took place last Wednesday, the
former at s P. NJ. ant the latter at high
noon. Miss Van Reyper was married on
Thursday evening.
Both the Odd Volumes and Rambler
Clubs met last Wednesday afternoon.
The Ramblers win meet again next We'd
nesday, when Russian art and music will
be studied, and when they expect to be
favored by Miss Florence Turner, of
New York, as the guest of honor.
The Odd Volumes will meet again Feb
ruary s, at the residence of Mrs. Ward
Dunn, when Evolution will be the
theme.
The class in 'Voice Culture" under the
direction of Mrs. Marvin Leland, met
his morning at the residence of Mrs.
E.. ]. Newbury, No. 81 Clifton place, and
had an interesting session.
The members are:-Mrs. E. J. New
bury, Mrs. Alice May Scudder, Mrs.
Joseph D. Bedle, Miss Dennis and Mrs.
Spencer Weart.
Mrs. E. ]. Newbury, of No. 81 Clifton
place, will entertain the Travellers Club,
Tuesday evening, January 81, when sew
era1 Partisan cities will be visited.
Cards are out for a reception at the.
residence of Mrs. E. B. Kiersted, Bergen
and Bentley avenues February 4, when
the hostess will Introduce her daughter,
Miss Wilson.
Major and Mrs. Pond are anticipating a
trip to California with Dean Holt. The
Major will leave in February and Mrs.
Pond will follow in April.