The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-21
ENTERTAINmESag,

The best bargain in Jersey Oity-The nearly new
Weber piano ut Van Syckle's auction rooms. 8
Montgomery street.
Tho third snnual masquerade ball of tn,
Columbia Dramatic Association. was held In
Heukel's Casino last Wednesday evening.
Norriss pants for SIS. at Montgomery street.
The first ANIMAL ball or the United Order OF
American Carpenters and Joiners Lodge, No s. of
Jersey City. will take place at St. Johns Hall
tuesday evening.
All tbs rage-Norris's S. pants.
pleasant entertainment was held at the French
Lay school hast Sunday evening" under the auspices
Of q committee in aid of the school. The school
ds at the Of Central avenue and North street
visit me. after March lst at my new store. las
Newark avenue. A. Kantrowich.
s.Megs Diversion" two act comedy was credit
ably presented in Bergen Hall, last Tuesday even
ng under the auspices of Zerdatha Lodge. No. 1871
y. and A. M. After this John /. Pringle amused
the audience for half an hour with funny stories
danced to music by Prof. Wagner's band fer fully
two hours
Always ahead. Removing TO a larger store. On
MarVh LIST you will find me at l4S Newark avenue.
opposite my old place of business. A. Kantrowich
picture frame manufacturer.
grand ball was held in Henkels Casino on
Palisade avenue last Monday night. under the
auspices of the ladies of Franen K u. Verein' e
Aurora. q beneficial organization of the Knights,
The dancing WAS enjoyed by an hundred couples
until an carly hour Tuesday morning. The officers
of the Association are Mrs. Louisa Mates Presi.
dent Mrs. G.. Busch, yice-President; Mrs. Augusta
Miller. Secretary and Mrs. B. johnson, Treasurer.
Removed from 14s TO 14s Newark avenue-A Kan
trowich. picture frame manufacturer.
The Edward McCarty Association held its second
annual ball at Kessler's Hall on Central avenue,
Monday evening. Mr.. Michael McCariy was floor
manager. and the reception committee was COM
nosed of George Nolan, II. Goodness. T. Supple,
J. McCarty. @. Reilly, W. Smith and p. Nolan. The
grand march was led by Edward McCarty, the hero
of the occasion, and Miss Kate Gibbons. Among
those present were: Samuel Maggie and wife. Com
missioner VIM. F. Kern and wife P. Nolan, I.
Barrett Frank Gilhooly B. Cortes and ladies, Miss
Celia Muller. Miss Lizzie Schusler, Mr.. Is. Boland
and Miss Annie Haley, Mr. and Mrs. o. Nolan, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. King. MI. and Mrs John Fleecy. Mr..
aud Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Collins
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Brown, John Denny, David
Lane. 4. Brown and ladies'
More room wanted Business increasing Nov
ing larger store After March LIST you will find
at LAB Newark avenue opposite the old stand A.
Kantr0wich, picture frame manufacturer.
Among the 500 guests at the grand masquerade
dall of the Hudson City Turn VereiH, held in Turn
Hall on Webster avenue. last Monday evening.
were the Misses Bessie Braun, Annie Wittigschla-
ger and Miss Wachtermaier as flower girls; Mrs.
Minnie as Lady Washington" Mrs. Winter as
ftNanon:" Miss Nellie Siegel. as Morning STAR
Louisa Steiner, Highland Lass; Amelia Fuch, a
Polish princess: Harriet Locke, French peasant;
RaulIne Sunderman. in Highland cestuine; Katie
Ruete. "the artists daughter" Mrs. Kumpf, q
mikmaid; Mrs. II. Raediger, as Marie Stuart"
Martha chweer letter carrier Miss Wittigsclag r.
rs Martha Washington" Ida Kohlbusch, a Polish
girl; M. r. Winter and wife. VIM. f. Heppenheimer,
of the New Jersey Stats Zeitung. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
H Loehwing, Mr. and Mrs. John II. Witoeschager,
Geo Pforr and lady, Robert Huff and wife, julius
Berger and wife, Jos. steiner. Louis v. Burckard
August Ergenrough, Eugene Brannestain, Henry
Bpfiiner. Vim. Hersch, Henry Braun, Edward
Wrede. John Ollie. Henry Priggs and their wives
& Braunstein ana lady. L. +. Seggel and wife.
Miss Rosa France Of Cleveland. Miss Annie Ebener
and Others.