The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-21

orchestra bands.
''The school, pretty foour-act comedy, is in
course of rehearsal by the Amicitia Literary and
Dramatic Society," of the Heights, and will be pro-
ducsd at Kessler Hail. under the management of
George Dittmar, on the evening of December lOth.
The sixth annual reception of Hugh de Payens
Commandery, Knight Templars, Of this city, will
be held at the Pavonia Rink the evening of Jan
usry 18th next.
Jersey City Council, No. go, Catholic Benevolent
League held its second annual entertainment and
hop at the Avenue House last Wednesday o. ening.
The entertainment was of dramatic nature,
President Ard acting stage menager and Prof. J.
3. Ferry as musical director. those who part,ci-
pated in the programme We're: Mr.. j. 3. Moran,
Miss Annie Allen, Mr. John E. Moody, Miss Nellie
McCartie Mr.. P. Harrington, Miss Martha Gildes,
Miss Veronica Stanton, Mr.. G. W. Pairson, Mr..
Robert Mcdonnell Mr. Joseph Swan Mr. Patrick
Holland, Messes. Purcell and Gagen and Miss
Maud Belmont.
ball was held at the Avenue House last Mon
day night under the auspices of the United Social
Club in which about 800 young people particle
pated. The affair was grand success. Peter II.
Sherry and his assistant G. A. Miller, managed the
floor and led the first and second parts, which
we're rendered by Sherry and Miss Lyons and
James McGuckin and Miss Corcoran. The officers
of the club President, H. Sherry; Vice Prest-
dents, James McGuckin and G. A. Miller; Secre-
taries F. w. Filby and John w. Stringham; Treas
urer Dennis J. Regain; Sergeant-at-Arms, William
Strn cham.
The Orion Rowing and Athletic Association held
its second annual reception at its rooms 58S New
ark avenue, last Wednesday evening, at which over
fifty couples danced the happy hours away to the
music of Cramer's orchestra. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. H. L. Browning and Miss L. Perry,
F. W. Stone and Miss Carrie Romano, Charles
Smith and Miss Grace Smith. Charles Lawton and
Miss Mamie Bull, VIM. Thompson and Miss Salk
rneister President VIM. Adams and wife, Misses
Kendell and Ella Williams Frank Refill and Miss
M. Stevens, Joseph Edwards and sisters, Charles
Hague of the N Y. A. G. and Miss Blanche Bud
dington, C. W. BuddiDgion and Miss L. Morris, E.
H. Opdyke and Miss Kittie Hague, H. Horsman
and sister, CT o. Bettcher and Miss E. Brown, O.
Opdyke and Miss IL. Hull, John Egau and lady,
Thomas Coughlin, Messrs. S. Buckingham and R.
Wilson, VicePresident j. Frank Hill al Captain
George W. Book.
Lincoln Lodge, Sons of Liberty, of The Heights
held its first annual ball at kesslers Hall last
Monday night. There were present John Fair
and Wife Messrs. Wm. Mitchell, Louis Dryer, g.
G. Stout John Buyer, Chas. Reisenweber and their
wives; George Van Beuren and Miss Minnie Bogie,
Charles Mitchell and Miss Maggie DILLON, Jonn
Malone Miss Dora Oaesser, Rudolph Ultfers, Miss
Louisa FYeckner Charles FleckDer Miss Lizzie
Michel Frank Kemmert and wife, Messrs. John
Kernmert, Frank Blatz, John Tuohe, George Glass
and their wives; August Muller and sister, Grand
President Louis Lindemeyer, Grand Vice-Presldent
John Grau Grand Secretary Charles Hagan, of New
Jersey; National Grand Deputy storeh, OF New
York, and representatives of Claremont. Hudson
Civ Concordia and Germsnia Lodges, of Hudson
county, and George Washington Lodge. of New
York, and many others The oIhcers OF the lodge
are: President, Charles F1eckner; Vice-President
Joshua Smith; Secretary, Rudolph Ulffer; Treas.
urer, Charles Michel; Messrs Frank Kemmert
Fred. Neidert Ernest Ulffer, Z. Jackson, Theodore
Fleckner, George D. Stout, John Sets and Louis
Ulffer.
Among those who tripped the light fantastic to
the music of Prof Dryers Band. at the first au-
nual bail of the Starlight Social Club, held in
Turner Hail. on Monday night, were Mr.. McCul-
Ter and Miss Lee, Miss Travers, Mr. Steiner, Mr.
NJ. Weldon and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Sethman, Mr.
Kelm and Miss Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Thugs, Mrs
Labor Mr.. H. Smith and Miss O'Neill, Mr. Rolick
and Miss Masterson, Mr.. B. Tease and lady, Mr.. c.
Cathcart and lady Mr.. j. O'Connell and Miss Rus
sell, Mr.. L. McWillisms aud Miss Cook, Mr.. T.
Smith and Miss Monday, Mr.. Walter Tease and
lady Mr. Feenev and Miss Braden, Mr.. Hyatt and
Miss Yogler, Mr. William Boag and Miss Bruce.
Mr.. Regain and wife Mr.. Gordon ana wife. Mr.
Dwyer and wife, Mr.. Ragen, wife and daughter,
Mr.. Regain and Miss Brown. Mr. and Mrs VIOLIN
elsdorf, Nj. al. Bruce ard Miss Kimball, Mr.. HAIR
ri1tt and Miss Burns, Mr.. Devices and AIR and
Mrs. George Howe, the Misses Howe and others.
The grand march was led by President William
Mccarthy and Vice President Miss Feeney.
Last Monday evening reception was rendered
to the ladies of the German American School AS
ISOLATION, by the Trustees at Pohlmans. and was
attended by a large number Of prominent Fourth
District people, The net receipts of the fair footed
up over $4,000 including the proceeds of the arti-
cles sold at auction last Monday night under the
Supervision of MI. Charles Petrie. Among those
present at the reception were: Hilarius Pattberg
and family, Robert Won Cleft and wife, Charles
Petrie and wife, Edward Heppenheimer and wife,
Dr. Leopold eidel and ladies, Siegfrieg Hammer.
schlag and wife, Gustave Humbrook and wife,
George ". Augustine and Indies, ly. G. II. Graup-
and Wife, u. a. Alderman ana W1Ie, JOnn Geyl6
and wife, G. Mussehe and wife. Nicholas witsch
and wife, Charles Heppenheimer, Wilhelm Hep
penheimer, Messrs. Gustav Otto, Lewis Pattberg,
Philip Pattberg, NJ Arinbruster and Henry Oehl
of The celebrated Skat Club; Misses Emily Won
Cleft Gussie Yon Cleft Emily Pattberg, Lizzie
Ashby, L. Augustine, Dora Mehl, Josie Mehl
Fanny Taussig. Anna Alderman, NJ Alderman
Ella Hasemann, Lille Spies, Messrs. Louis Patti
berg, Robert McDermott, Max Mueller, Charles A.
Bornermann, George Berger, Paul G. A. Graupner
Julius Alderman. Felix Tausssg, Noah Taussig
and Morris Hammerschlag,
Among those present at the second annual recep-
ton of the Clifton Social Club held at Teutonia
Hall, last Wednesday evening" were: Thos Carey
and Miss Feepey, Edward Hayes and Miss Taylor,
NJ Garrigan, Chrystie Smith and M. Stlut Thomas
Murphy and Miss Jennie Williams, j. Kinnaugh
and Miss Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs J. Conner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waters Mr.. Nolan and Miss Mamie Shannon,
Mr.. Owens and Miss Eagep, John Connell j. Pell
and Miss Nay Collier, j. Dolan and Hiss Katie
Horne, Chemical Srnathwest, w. Speer, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Moore, j. W. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Curley. Joseph Ryan and Miss Fay j. Hill and
Miss kermode. Il. Noble and Miss Murphy, p.
CrimmoDs, j. Moran and Miss Hughes. NJ. Fay
and Miss Holmes. r. Murphy and Miss Fay, c.
Wendle, J. Murphy. John Cox and Miss Katie CAL
1ahan, P. Farley and Miss NJ Waters j. Walthall
and Miss Fl. Shannon, r. @. Murphy and Miss Will
son, T. j. Buckley and Miss Kehoe, VIM, J. Murphy
and sister, T. J. Holmes and Miss Langt0n, Rich
ard Condor and Miss Kaiser, Thomas Finnie and
Miss Jessie Brown, Thomas E. Clark and Miss NJ
Holmes, Andrew Z. Cotton, NJ. Nolan, John Hogan,
b. MCGEE and Miss Hurley, T. Regain and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cross.
About hundred eaily AID handsomely appar-
eled ladies and gentlemen attended the monthly
reception. at the New York Bay House, last Mon
day evening, of the Friendly Six, and danced the
happy hours away in high glee to the music Of
Prof. Millers orchestra. The reception was one of
tho most successful the FREELY six has ever seld
Among the guests were: Mr. Jacob Bergh and Miss
Hyde Mr. Michael Ivers and Miss Alice Green, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Martin, Mr.. Charles Dams and
Miss Brannigan Messrs. Michael Garrigen, John
McCa1l, Frank Mcconnell George Thurston, Fred
erick Francis, Joseph Cordner, John Bruce Frank
Smith Orestes Ronth and Wallace; John Aggard
and Miss Annie Haiber, r. Struthers and Miss L.
Kachlee, Joseph Kogge and Miss G. Kaehlee, Frank
Smith and Miss Boylan, VIM. Rear and Miss Kin
lev, VIM. Lampken and Miss Enrich, James Me-
Donald and wife, @. Coffee and Miss Sheinan, w.
Wilbern and Miss Mcdonnell, A. Stewart and Miss
Refer. w. KalTaan and Miss A. Kachlee, Clarence
Birch and Miss Jessie Stewart Sohn Kimmerly and
Mics Kanres Daniel LYNCH and Miss Annie Annia-