The Jersey City news., 1899-10-21

Improvement" and Mrs. Cecilia Gaines
Holland, whom Jersey City still claims,
for a response.
This year the delegates will be enter
tained at the various hotels, at one of
which reception is to be given on Thurs
day evening. Among the Jersey City rep
resentation will probably be Mrs. John L.
Scudder. Mrs. A. J. Newbury, Mrs. Spen-
Ger Weart. Mrs. G. w. Clerihew, DR.. M.
F. De Hart and Miss Ada D. Fuller.
The Ladies' Friday Afternoon Euchre
Club held it's second meeting yesterday
at the residence of Mrs. Seymour, No
% Madison avenue, when prizes were won
by Mrs. Koth, who received handsome
mirror; Mrs. ]. P. Gluck. a. very pretty
brass picture frame, and Mrs Woolley,
a silver stamp box. The consolation prize
was won by Mrs. Simmons and consisted
of silver curling iron.
This year four new members, Mrs.
Woolley, Mrs GIucl and Mrs. Held, have
Joined the club while three have dropped
out.
Among the members are. besides the
four already mentioned, Mrs Simmons,
Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Jennie Van Wrinkle,
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Giles Holbrook,
Mrs. George T. Bouton, Mrs. Dayton,
Miss Burndston, Mrs. Edward Leach, Mrs.
BoItwood, Mrs Joseph H. Taylor, Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. John Anness
Mrs. j. II. Copeland, of Union Hill, and
Mrs. Manning f. Stires, of Jersey City,
x1,,5<-o,, oo1,n4xr fhe
tional w. c. 7. U. convention which
opened at Seattle, Washington, yesterday.
Among the new houses just completed
is that on Madison avenue. near Clinton,
belonging to Mr. William Robinson. It is
white carved stone structure, built on
the plan Of the Central Park houses in
New York, beautifully finished through
out, and probably the handsomest struc-
ture of the kind in the city.
| DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard have purchased
the property on the corner of Madison
and Clinton avenues, known as the "Ches-
ley House." where they are now residing.
Professor NJ E. Schwarz, organist of
st. Johns Church. is now residing on
Astor place, near Park street.
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The engagement is announced Of Miss
/ Elizabeth Doyle, of New York, to Mr..
| Gustav Lembeck of this city.
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Another engagement announced is that
of Miss Sue Coffin of Glenwood avenue,
to alr. William Clements of Bramhail
avenue.
Mrs. Althea Randolph Bedle, of No. ia
Mercer street. is spending few days at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry v. Condict still keeps her
summer residence at Morristown OPEN
spending part Of each week there and
part at her city residence on Clifford av-
enue just below the Boulevard
Mrs. George r. Hough of Summit av-
enue also alternates between this city
and her summer residence at Montvale
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Mrs. r. o. Babbitt has not yet returned
from her summer home at Wyeof.
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Mr.. Samuel Greasy was entertained OF
Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs
VIM. P. UnderhiIl. He will be remembered
as the artist who painted the picture q
the Ascension at st. Mary's Church, Jer
sey City Heights. He has been visiting
his sister on Sip avenue, but left toda,
for his present home IN the milling towr
Of Sanford, Maine. where he is designel
for large plush and woolen house.
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Her many friends will be sorry to hea
that Miss Jessie Per Lee has been foreet
by i'll health to resign from Hasbrouck's.
d Mrs Charles Calvin Stimets Of Crescen
avenue, has just returned from Asbur.
q PARK, where she has been visiting he
mother. Mrs. Samuel 6. Negus.