The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-28
ENTERTAINMENT.

The annual ball of the James T. Herman Asso-
citation was held in Cooper Ill Thursday night.
Wanted-1 900 gentlemen who know that Norris
measures and makes IS pants Montgomery ST.
The members Of Enterprise Lodge No. 4S, F. l.
A. NJ. held their annual reception at the Avenue
House last friday night 1t was largely attended
Notwithstanding the severity Of the weather, and
was q decided success.
Only few left. Full made socks, 15c. per pair;
two pairs, Csc.
die Rauber." drama by Schiller, in five acts
was produced at Kessler's Hail. on Central avenue
last Monday night. To a full audience composed
mostly OF Germans. under the auspices Of Messrs
Staeb. Klee and Rodenberg.
The greatest bargains yet Modes and Vans
socks, voc. pei box. Sold in New York for 81 25-
same goods. Half dozen in box. Baron, 6
Newark avenue.
Leopold" to a crowded house at HenkeTs Casino
last Monday night The entertainment was under
the management and direction of Herr Wagner
and contained some talent Of no mean order.
Don't fail TO get one of those "Invincible. blue
flannel shirts. all wool. for s9c, 81 49, $125 SI.5O
Baron, Newark avenue.
One hundred and fifty couples hailing from this
city, Newark, Hoboken New Brunswick New York
and Brooklyn, assembled at the Avenue House last
Monday evening 10 join i'll the festivities Tue
easion was the second annual ball Of the John j.
Darby Association.
The Whitehall and Cleveland Newbnry overalls,
at Baron's only. Newark avenue.
The Lady Schutzen Associa ion held its second
annual ma querade ball last Monday night. l.
was very nice affair aud was largely attended
The officers of the association are: Mrs. SchwAb
President; Mrs. Rohlfs, Vice President; Mrs.
Stuckey Secretary Mrs. Handel, Treasurer: Miss
P. Decker, Sergeant alarms.
The Whitehall and Cleveland Newbury overalls
at Barons osly, Newark avenue.
Columbia II oh and Ladder Company No. 1, of
West Hoboken, held its annual invit ton bali al
Pohlmann's last Tuesday night. In the assemblage
which numbered fully one hundred couples, were
Frank Gallup; Foreman, and Joseph Z. Durham,
Assistant For man, of Empire Engine Co. No. 2, of
West Hoboken. Thomas Nolan, Otto Hef B. Fitz-
gerald and Richard E. Galbr2ith. members of the
Town Committee. Town Clerk Levi A. Farr, John
r. Middleton, Messrs. George Murphy, John Wiese
George f. Fink, Charles j. Chambers and their
wives, and many prominent residents of West Ho-
boken.
The Whitehall and Cleveland Newbury oyeralls
at Barons only, Newark avenue.
The Liberty Guards French social orzanza.
ton Of the Heights gave sacred concert in Kess-
lers Hall last Sunday evening, which was followed
by supper, and at about half an hour after mid
night the first dance was announced. The concert
music was furnished by Conterno's Ninth Regi-
ment Band. assisted BY the band of l. Union
Musicale. The societies Chorale Helvetenne and
Chorale temperance and the Musical Association
of New York rendered some exec lent vocal music.
President Arsene Brunell and Captain Grasser, re-
representatives. of the Preach and Swiss Consulates,
and others made excellent after dinner remarks
1he concert and ball were attended by 700 people.
among them all the prominent French citizens Of
the county.