The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-21
Hoboken Br,ef..
Col. Stevens arrived home from a tour
in the South last Wednesday.

HObOken Briefs.
Col. Stevens arrived home from a tour
In the South last Wednesday.
A meeting of the Robert waring Benevo-
lent Association was held in the new thea
tire last Sunday afternoon, and Robert
Waseing. F. F. McDonough and August
Christclph were elected trustees for the
ensuing year.
The first annual vocal and instrumental
entertainment OF the Gemischter Choir,
held at Odd Fellows Hall, last Wednesday
evening, drew a large and fashionable au-
dience that paid attention to and apr reciat-
ed every feature of the programme. Those
who took individual parts in the pro-
gramme were Miss Ida Klein, Mr.. Edwin
Klahre and Mr.. Fritz Schoenfeld.
Lady Washington Lodge, Knights ard
Ladies Of Honor, held their annua! ball in
Odd Fellows Hail. last Monday evening.
the festivities continuing till almost day
break on Monday morning. The floor was
under the supervision of Dietrich Land
wehr, who was assisted by August Jung.
Among those present were School Trustee
Anton Muller, who is shining light in the
| order, Thsodore Muerich, Otto Klein, An
thony j. Volk, John Smith, Mrs. Sophia
Hen, Miss Elonere Hederich, Miss Mar
garet Franklin, Mrs. Elizabeth Livermore,
Mrs Anna Malich, Mrs. Sehumach, Fred
erick Nieholaus, F. Oberinger, Alexander
Schneider, Fred. Brands.
One of the most brilliant affairs of the
season in Ho5oken was the third annusl
drill aud reception Of Company A, Second
Regiment, at the armory, last Monday
night. The music was by Prof. George
| DolliDger, anh Major Philibert with his FIFE
and drum corps did some effective work.
Among thoae present were Adjutant Ben
| son, Payznsster Stevens and wife, Judge
Advocate Minturn, Captain Haddenhorst
and wife. Lieutenant Handforth, of the
United States Army, in regulation uniform !;
| Private q. r. Benson and Miss Daniels,
Private Heffer and Miss Hiiser, Mrs. L. Q.
| Phllibert and daughter, Captain Cook, Cor
poral Shea and Miss Desmond, Lieutenant
| Mccullough, Martin Minturn and wife, r.
Mooney and Miss Conway, Il. O'Toele and
wife, Miss Minnie Harris, NJ. T. Cronin
and wife, John j. Marra and wife. Misses
Jennie and Kitty Reilly, Sergeant Lehman,
Private Gregorious and wife, Corporal Bar.
ker, and Sergeant Heuston.
The first anniyers ary of tie organization
of the Hoboken Independent Schutzen
Corps was celebrated at Kroebel's Hudson
Park, on the Heights, last Tuesday, under
the most favorable auspices. The CORPS
| assembled at Barnitt's Hotel in the morn
ing in full uniform, and marched to the
park IN body, under the command of
| Captain August Rewig. The gold medal
and first prize of S25 went to First Lieu
ftenant Kalisch The second end third
| prizes, aggregating So. were equally
divided bstween Henry w. Dieth and
Lorenzo johnson on q tie scors. The
bowling contests followed. and the winners
of prizes were Euile Stuae, Lorenz Vincent
John Schroeder, John Drumming. Tired Never,
Captain August Bewig, John Wells, Ernest
Helm. John K alisca aud Fred Cordts The
contests at the park over, the corps re-
turned to Barnitts Hotel, whore the 10y
were Joined by an equal number of he
fairer sex, and q dance was inaugurated
under the auspices of the Committee of
Arrangements consisting of John Bruming,
q chairman; Shooting Master Herman v A
Lieth, Emil Staude, john Schwinge and
John Meyer. Among the merry trippers OF
the light fantastic present with their ladies
were John Bremmermann, John Barnitt
Herman Lienser, Herman Becker, Emil
Staude, Lawrence johnson, John Meyer,
Henry Bakrenburg, John Hortsmann,
Captain August Bewig, Lorenz Vincenq,
August Koenig, No. 1; August Koenig, No.
2, and John Rabsch. Captain Sieburg,
Secretary Robert Friel and Robert CAN'T
berg, of the New York Central Schutzen
Corps were among the guests. The next
event of the corps will be its second grade
ball, which will take place at Odd Fellows
Hall, on the evening of March 9th next.
odd Fellows Hall beamed in g wealth OF
gas light last Monday night. It was the
W. <E l.
Alpine Pleasure Club, which was in charge
of the following officers; VIM. P Paul, the
door manager. was ably seconded in his
efforts by the following committee
Stephen T. Cooke, chairman, Thomas f
Beatty, Geo. A. Malone, Z. F. Garrick, 2
Cuddiby, G. N. Ruel, Thomas DAWN, Jas
Murray and John f Henry. In point o.
numbers at any rate. this is conceded to bt
the biggest ball held in Hudson county this
fall. In the company were: Floor Mana
ger Wm. Paul. with Miss Ida Let's; Presi,
dent Thomas T. Beatty and wife, Thomas
T.. Garrick and Miss Beatty, MIR. and Mrs
Conrad n. Ruehl, Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Malone, John Miller and Miss Mamie Hen
~. stephen z. Cooke and Miss 4. Dwyer
James j. Murray and Miss Haggerty, 2. P
CaddIby aad Miss Sievers, MIR. and Mrs
Thomas DAWN, John Henry and Miss Il
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Thomas Sullivan and Miss Schwartz III
Cah1l and Miss Qairk, NJ. Murphy and
/ Miss Lynch, @. Callahan and Miss NJ Rig.
ney, j. Mullcahy and sister, Jacob K Bis
/ chotf and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. III. 0'Toole,
! Mr.. and Mrs J. Kiarnan, Treasurer John
| Hoffman, of WARNINGS Theatre, and Miss
Julia Smith, p. Hatch and lady, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Haggerty, G. Degen and lady, j.
Pearson and wife, J. Geaney and Miss
! Thompson, J. Loesck and wife, J. Tailke1
and lady, N. Ryan and Miss Bryce. A.
Grimes and Miss Alice Wares. T. Nor
mayle and lady, VIM. Wallace and sister,