The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-05

and Miss Louise Longenete, Charles A. Shanl
and Miss Jessie Grass icb, James Cartier and Miss
A. Cullens, p FL. Shank and wife, John Neidcr
and wife. Edward Hague. E. L. Hunt, Wallace
and wife, E. G. Sherwood and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, John i
Isley and Sadie Campbell, u. Dodson and wife
Henry Arthur and Miss Emma Wallace. Fred
Neidert and Mifs Lena Neidert, Geo. Whollakel
and Miss Getting. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Lax, ). o'Marl
and Miss G. Molpas, Christian Cordes and wife
Theodore McKowen and wife, and John Borne
man and Miss Lizzie Armstrong.
The first reception Of the Twilight Social C1ut
was held at Turner Hall last Wednesday evening
under the auspices Of Messrs P. Dorst and W.
Burns and Miss NJ Norton, G. Hartmann and
Miss NJ. b. Bradley, G. +. Fried and Miss Harth
man, II. Hill and Miss Ryley, j. Hartman and
Mrs. NJ. Hartman. NJ Ruby and Miss COnklin. F.
Becker and Miss A. Rutland, O. Rush and Miss
L. Hierhager. z. o. Keefe and Miss Anderson H
Ewald and Miss II. Brand, Il. Beck and Miss L.
Hartman, D. White and Miss L. rutland, J.
Barrie and Miss Louisa Newhall, Bert Ryan and
Miss s. Bernhardt, j. Ruby and Miss Jennie
Hoyt Mr.. Coleman and sister. Joseph Frank and
Miss A. Ahern, Martin Neary and Miss Annie
Noble, Richard Hines. James Hartley, John An.
derson and Thomas Owens.
The sigth annual ball Of the Golden Star Pleas.
ure Club was held in the avenue House, Five Cor
ners, last Monday evening II was a most sue
pretty faced, handsomely appareled young ladies
joining in til festivities. The ball room was I'M
der the management of Floor Manager John T.
Holiness Assistant James J. Cannon, and . COM
mittee composed of Messrs, John F. Kill, 2. #.
Farrell, W. H. Dougherty and J. J. Ryan. Presi-
dent William 81. Dougherty led the grand march
with Miss M. Langton, and they were foil owed
among others, by John Holmes and Miss May
Connolly, John Ryan and Miss Kate Barry, John
Hill and Miss Mamie Kermode, Peter Farrell and
Miss Mamie McAleer. P. Crimmins and Miss
Annie Swingles, j. Cannon and Miss Mary FIah-
erto, NJ. Mack and Miss Mary Hyland, Misses
Sarah F1aherty, Emma Jones, Della Campbell
Mary Sheehan, Mamie Callahan, and delegates
from the Dartholdi Clifton and Silver Star Pleas
ure Climbs, of this city, the John J. Darby Asso-
citation, Thos. f. Welsh Association and the Cable
Base Ball Club.
One hundred and fifty couples danced till broad
daylight to lively music at Kesslers Hall, on
Central avenue, last Monday night. 1t was the
grand annual ball of the Owen Nolan Association
a popular organization of the Fourth District
Floor Manager Joseph Boland, Jacob j. Carl, his
assistant, ana large floor committee looked
faithfully after the interests of the dancers,
among whom were Andrew Dabb and wife, Com
missioner William f. Kern, ALDERMAN John
Prifgie, John Dunn, champion shooter of the
Rooster Guard; John Mcclellan and wife, Ex-Fire
Commissioner M. Kuntz and wife, Owen Nolan
Joseph Nolan, and their wives; Joseph Borland
and Miss Belle Harry, P. Nolan and Miss Emma
Kuntzler, Arthur Clifford and Misa P Boland.
Thomas Barrett, Miss Emily Boland, Peter
Raster, John Nolan and wife, D. Dunno and wife,
Freebooter Thomas Ellaby, Andrew Nolan, e.
Mccarthy and wife, Miss Annie Powell, George
1NO1hAt 4AAeS oalnA oluAu, LuO1udS CAi1tu Auu
wife, Thomas j. Finnegan, Fire Commissioners Of
West Hoboken, and wife; NJ. McCarty and wife,
and John Mccarthy and Miss Julia Hagan. Pat
rick Trindell Messrs. William and Adam Smith,
Philip Winkler and James Cookson, Treasurer
Thomas Nolan, of the West Hoboken Council, and
wife; Mr.. and Mrs. John Boisser. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Branweiier, Misses Ella Delaney and
Bella Craig, Adam Brengre and Miss Lizzie Sh1l-
ling, Joseph Ryan. The offcsrs of the association
are: President Joseph F. Boland; Vice-President,
Adam Brengle; Secretary, George J. Nolan; Treas
urer. Jacob ]. Carl, Sergeant-atArms, John Nc
Clean,