The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-29
railroad Conductors, Dance.

The first annual ball of Neptune Division
No. I169, o. X. O., was held at Cooper,s
Hall on Monday evening last. The spa
cious hall was pretti1y decorated with flags
bunting and devices emblematic of railroad
life. The hall was crowded almost uncom.
fortably with a laughing, peFspiring, happy
mass of humanity, who enjoyed themselves
until an early hour Tuesday morning
The floor manager, Mr.. Robert Mcdonald,
assisted by G. x. Dean and j. Spearing,
was indefatigable in his efforts to make
everybody happy, and succeeded admir-,
ably. Among them were delegations from
Newark, Elizabeth and Railway, N. j., and
a number of New York railroad men, &C
companied by their wives, daughters and
sweethearts. Those from this State were
conveyed by q special train, which left this
city at three o'clock Tuesday morning. The
following were prominent among those
present: Billy Hall and Miss Eckel, j.
ONeil and Miss Byrne, j, Nicholson and
WIFE II, Mcdonald and wife, W. Lawrence,
wifeand daughter, g. B. Morris and wife,
William Connors and wife, r. Simmonds
and wife, 4. H. Campbell and wife, G..
Stewart and wife, H. Gibson and wife,
Chas. Grantzow and wife, s. Johnston and
wife, E. T. Brown and wife, Frank LeBar
and wife, Emma Richter, Miss Rosella Bar,
Thos. Lynch and wife, Jas. Lamb and
lady, JAS Hennes y aHq lady, Paul Cav
anagh and lady, Samuel Johnston, Peter
German and wife, Jos. Friend and lady,
Charles Henniker and wife, j. FL. OMara
Meta Ewing, Mrs Donnelly, g. X. Deane
Frank Swartout and wife, William Somers
and wife, Hugh Campbell and lady, s. Car
ley and lady, Miss Jennie Freary, William
Marvin and wife, Mr.. Shea and lady, l..
Bates aud lady, J. Spearing and wife. and
Miss Jessie Toole, Mr., Joseph Leonard and
lady, Lew Best and wife, and last, but not
least by any means, Officer Mcbride and
The Fpresters BaIl,-The Rangers Dance
with their Deaiss "a
On last Wednesday evening the ball rnom
in the Avenue House on the Heights. was
well filled with people who heartily enjoy
ed themselVes. The occasion was the
second annual ball of Court Hudson, $40,
Ancient Order Of Foresters. The order is
a benevolent organization of the proper
stamp; it does actual good In practical
way Its officers are Chas. Munzing, Presi-
dent; P. MaypotheE vice-P President; F.
ulCh60HdS 1ICdouEcI, duu y. h6up6s occE5-
tary. Among those present, were the
efficient floor manager MIR. James Hughes
and wife, MIR, Z. Boyd, Mr.. p. Dopohue,
the Misses Einlen, Mrs, Mcs Jaxtney Of New
York, Mr.. John F. Egan, Chas. KING and
Miss Mccain, Mr., John Brown and wife,
the Misses Mccartney, Mr.. Lee and Miss
Vogel, Mr.. MCCAIN and Miss Black. Mr..
Fallon and Miss White, Mr.. Z. Shea and
Miss Annie Kelly. Mr.. Harry O'Neil and
wife, Mr.. Thos. O'Neil and wife, MI Bern
ard Foley and wife, Mr.. Aaydnagh, Mr..
William DeArcey,, M6ssrs s. g.p Holmes,
Jos. d. DeIo, B, O'Sullivan, S. Sutton, Wal
ham Hilliard, j. Fay, w. Seaton, G. Mar
Eion, T. Murphy, VIM. smith. II. Kunz, Fl.
Blatg, n. Carpenter, ]. Brock, 4. 'Qo6per,
ri Brady, d. 4Iseary and Christie Stevens.
The reception committee, Mr. Anthony
Chairman, performed their duties IN an adj.
mirable manner. and the floor committee,
directed by Mr.. James Hughes and his
ubiquitous assistant Mr.. Harry 0'Neil, did
all ii their power to render the affair a
success, which it was.