The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-19
EETERTAINMEETS.


The Amaciha Literary and Dramatic Associ ation
arranging for reproduction of " My Awful Dad
at Kessler's Hall in January.
The annual grand masquerade ball of the Green
vile Liederkranz Singing Society will be held
sometime in January, in tho Globe Hotel Green
Vile. The date has not yet been fixed
Another of the popular soirees of the pupils of
Prof. Carriers dancing academy was held at Ores
cent Hall last Friday evening" The nall was crow
dsd with the elite of that section. Two new Ger
man figures were features of the dancing.
The annual ball of the Keystone Club was held
in St. Johns Hall last Wednesday. The Keystone
is q colored club. Every one present had an en-
joyable time The officers Of the association
Albert Gale, President; W. Russell, Vice Presi-
dent; Charles Benham Secretary George Nc
Claim, Treasurer.
The New Jersey 5chuetzen Gesellschaft held its
secoud annual ball at Cooper's Hall last Monday
night under the auspices of President II. Uiseques
| Vice President G.. Bush, Floor Manager G., Nolk-
man, and committee composed Of Messrs.
| Kieuimt H. Haus, II. Cohrs E. Krause, Z. Schaub
err A 5chweitzer. j. Leger, q. Mndller, j. Wiegert,
| G.. Delhi, 81. Boehm and G. Eckhoft.
The entertainment given in Henkel's Casino
| last Wednesday nisht, under the auspices of the
| Star Dramatic Association, and the dance which
followed, was most gratifying success, the
merry dance being participated in by about sew
enty-flve maidens in the arms OF as many of the
sternsr The ball was in charge of reception
| committee of which Mr.. James F. CO bley
chairman, and the dancing was directed by Floor
Manager Jacob j. Muller assisted by John j.
pleasant literary and musical entertain ment
given in the lecture room of the chapel OF the
Bergen Baptist Church last Thursday evening.
The programme was begun 18th piano solo by
Miss Lottie A. Loessh. Miss Lulu Crossman sang
THE Maidens Rose" and $50 the Story Goes"
Miss Hattie L. Morrison recited How He Saved
st. Michaels - and Mr.. c, I. Shone read Grand
pas Courtship "bean bag romp caused
merry shouts of laughter, and the party des-
cended to the lower hall 10 enjoy the pumpkin
pie festival.
The Columbia Club held reception at Turn
Hall last Thursday evening, which passed off I'M
der the most favorable auspices. Among those
present were Lawrence Harvey and Miss Fanuie
Sewell, Mr.. and RS. P, McDermott Mr.. and Mrs.
Keeney Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Blanchard, G.. Rochester, Mr., and Mrs. Will
lard, J. Jennings and Miss Maggie jennings d.
O'Neil. John Dorr and Miss Nellie Reagan, Thos.
Dwyer and Miss Sarah Jennings, j. Gethings. A. b.
Peck and Miss Maggie Berth, Albert Ritz and Miss
Mary Berth, Mr. Hart Mr. and Mrs, Calah an ia
cob Fellner and Miss Salina Russell.
Kessler's Hall is becoming widely known as
place of amusement to the theatre goers of that
section. Nearly thousand people Witnessed the
production, in the hall few evenings since by
the Amacitia Literary and Dramatic Association,
of Robertsons hve-act dramma School under the
management OF Mr.. George Dittmar. In the cast
were Mr., Bechtluft who made an excellent Dr.
Sutctiffe; Messrs Steinbruck and Won Schickfuss
as Jack Poynts and Bean Parintosh, Miss Gussie
hartmann Mrs. Sutcliffe, the Misses Julia KEEL
mel, Hattie Steinbruck and little Clara Lanbehn.
After the performance there was supper and .
dance to which many tarr1ed.
The eighth anniversary of the institution of Elk
celsior Council No. 206 Royal Arcanum, was cell
ebrated in MCPHERSON Hall last Wednesday eve
ming by a vocal and instrumental entertainment,
which was as successful rs the most sanguine an
ticipated. Those who volunteered their services
ana participated in the programme were: Vice.
Regent Mcdowell Miss Josie Bassett, George W.
Pairson, Charles W. Smith and Master James A.
Gordon. Prof. W. A.. earns. the blind musical
wonder of Columbus. Ohio, also participated in
the programmes The entertainment was fol-
Inv nv Morrow Il DaV. altar which
the light fantastic tripped till the early hours
of Thursday morning.
Large number of people gathered at Kessler's
Hall last Monday evening at the entertainment
given there under the auspices of the Rock Council
No. 1877, order of United Friends. The music on
the occasion was furnished by the Orlheus Orches
ira, under the direction of o. A. Walter. The par
ticipants in the programme were Mr.. Charles
Wuagneux, Mr.. James Britton, Mr.. Thomas Ballen-
tine, Mr.. Max M. FackerL and Miss Fannie Rey-
nolds New York warbler, who made the : hit OF
the evening. Mr.. Harry d. Van Horn was accom-
PIANIST The entertainment concluded with a
dance ander the direction of committee, of which
Mr., @. " Darcy was chirman. Floor manager
Havron was ably assisted by Mr.. CIV Biemann
The Myrtle Social Club of Greenville, held forth
at the New York Bay House, corner ofOcean and
Wilkinson avenues last Monday night. y was the
occasion of the Clubs annual ball. About seventy
coupels were present among whom. with their
wives were William II. Harrington and Miss Mall
oney, Daniel ]. Crowley and MISS Mary Sullivan,
David e. Murray and Miss 4. Seymour. John j.
Fitzgerald and Miss NJ. L. Collins, ]. j. Wilson and
Miss Della Madden. d. F. Collins and Miss Della
White. j. F. Harrington and Miss Mary Sehulian,
Mr. E. J. Morton and wife. Mr.. Thomas A. Whit
ker and wife, Mr.. L. Kachlee and wife. Mr.. G. w,
Washburn and wife, James A. Kenney and Miss
Mamie Rose Thomas Whitehouse and Miss Mamie
Talon. T.. Robertson and Miss Ida Fuller. Mr.
Diver and Miss Purcell, John E. Keiipy, Geo.
LORD II. Price, W. Downsy, J. Shannon, j. Dutch
er, f. Heur esssy. A. weVstead. NJ Newbauer Chris
and Chas. Sedgmans John Kimmerly, A. kachlee
and G. Burton.
The reception in cocpers Hall last Wednesday
evening under the auspics IS # Central Division,
No. 1J2 Brother 1000 OF L zeal Engineers, was one
Of the events Of he season ths1e. Floor Manager