The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
, CHRISTMAS EYE DANCES.
The Snuff Association and the Richard T.
Moore's Enjoy Themselves.

The SNUFF Association and the Richard T.
Moore's Enjoy Themselves.
Two of this city's social organizations
celebrated the arrival of Christmas in a be.
fitting manner Friday evening They were
the Richard T. Moore Association and the
Snuff ASSOCIATION. The Richard T. Moore
Association gave ball in st. Johns Hall,
on Gregory street, and the Snuff Associa-
ton in Coopers Hall, on Newark avenue,
and both danced the hours away. Both
balls were well attended, and proved a sue
cess, far above the expectations of their
officers and members.
THE RICHARD t. MOORE.
The Richard T Moore ball was its fourth
effort, and its great success is due to the
untiring energy of the members and the
following officers William L. Lillis, Presi-
dent; John s. Logan and Eugene w.
Drew, Vice Preidents; Bernard f. Nc
Manus, Edward j. Fleming ank Michael j.
Culley, Secretaries; George M. Deely,
Treasurer, and William t. Roden, Ser
geant-at-A Arms. The orders of dancing
contained thirty-three carefully selected
Professor Dryer furnished the music. and
the grand march was led by Mr.. VIM. L.
Lillls- The following young ladies and
| gentlemen were present. Mr.. Morre and
Miss Hannigan,s Mr.. Lucey and lady, Mr..
DwelY and lady, Mr.. Cutley and sister,
| Mr.. Drew and lady, VIM. L. Lillis and
lady, VIM. t. Roden and Miss Nellie
Latchford, Mr. Bernard McManus and
Miss Kate Hannigan, John Logan and
lady, Eugene Drew and lady, Edward S.
Fleming and lady, George Dufford and
lady, Mr. Dealy and lady, George Sander
son and lady, Michael Culley and lady,
VIM. Madden and lady, Robert Sanderson
and lady, John Nodwell and lady, Charles
Dufford and lady, John Nowdell and lady,
Mr.. Leese Lacey and Miss M. Kelly. John
Cameron and Miss McDermott, Patrick
Latchford and lady, Mr. Mccarthy
and Miss Larkins, Mr.. Reddy
and wife, O. G. Kadin and
lady, Michael Rush and lady, Robert Alex
ander and Kittie McGrath, John O'Brien
and Mrs. Grogan, John Connell and Miss
Keegan, J. Nodwell and wife, VIM. Mad
den and Aleck Blake, Il. Ackman and Miss
Graft, VIM. Murphy and Kate Connolly,
Mr.. Donoghue and lady. VIM. Donoghue
and lady, Michael Madden and Mamie
Rooney, Richard Murphy and Miss M. A.
Scule, p. Butler and lady, Mr.. Wines and
Alice Clause, Mr.. Fincke and lady. VIM.
Davis and Miss Follen, Mr.. Foley and lady,
Daniel Murphy and lady, and several
others. The following organizations were
present as especially invited guests: Ber-
gen Pleasure Club, Baltic Base Ball Club,
Il. 7. Mcmahon Association, and Union
Social Club.
THE SNUFF ASSOCIATION
The Snuff Associations ball was an an
nual invitation affair, and was very well
attended. The officers, whose combined
efforts made it the success it was, were
Joseph r. We'll, President. Samuel Hart
ley, Vice-President; james f. Dwyer,
Joseph Ernest and f. E. Leddon, Score
taries; Daniel G. Long, Treasurer, and
John J. Healy, observation-disclosures Among
those who graced the occasion with their
presence were, Lee f. DeMott and wife,
Mr. Donnelly and wife, Mr. We'll and LADY.
J. Flanagan and wife, MIR. Welsh and lady,
Alr. Walker and lady, Mr.. Collins and
wife, 9. Langtry and lady, j. Reilly and
wife, D. Long and wife, NJ. Kelley and
lady, j. Larkins and wife, J. Brown and
wife, J. AIanion and lady, j. Newly and
wife, J. Keeney and lady, e. Keeney and
lady, j. Golden and wife. Nj. sherry ana
wife, Mr.. MCCARTHY and wife, and num-
Der Of others.
Well fitted well made and of the best material.
are the suits TOR the drawingroom, the street or
the Office from the well-known tailors ], f. Vein
mann Son, 10 Montgomery street.