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

The annual invitation ball of the Esio Perpaiua
Association is set down for Monday night Deem
| Der 10Th, at the Avenue House.
l The annual ball Of the Myrtle Social Club viii
| be held at the New York Bay House, Ocean and
| Wilkinson avenues, tomorrow night.
A combination bail ef the owing Clubs of
| West Hoboken is talked of, to be held soon at
Francisco's Hotel, West Hoboken.
A short concert was given at the fair of the Ger
man Reformed Church, in Kessier's Hall, last
| Thursday evening, undes the auspices of the Or
| pheus Amateur Orchestra.
The first reception of the season of the Argyle
| Society will be hed at Crescent Hall corutr Cres-
| c mt and Belmont avenues, on Wednesday evening,
December I'D.
About 500 people gathered in Kessler's new Win
fer Garden last Monday night to listen to an Illus
trated lecture By Professor Emanuel Hart the
principal cities and points of Interest," throughout
the world held under the auspices of George Dit
IN r.
The sixth annual concert and hop of the Orphe-
us Amateur Orchestra was given in Dramatic Hsll,
on South street, last Tuesday night The orchestra
| was under the leadership OF Prof. George A. Wal
| ton, and was assisted in its work by Frau Henkel
| Neckar, soprano. aud Mr.. Adclph Schwab Presi-
| dent of the Arion Society, tenor.
Bergen Council, No. 149. Royal Arcanum, cele-
brated its sixth anniversary at its rooms, corner
| Bergen and Paramount avenues, last Thursday
| evening. 1t was grand success-the place beng
| too small to accommodate all who sought admiss-
| ion. Those who participated in the programme
| were: Mr.. NJ. Wemmao, Miss Jeanne Smith, Miss
Dell Thompson, Miss Anna Penny and Mr. F. p.
Bernard.
There was concertii the Tabernacle last Thurs
day evening for the benefit of the North Baptist
Church, on Jersey avenue. Those who participant
ed in the programme were: Mme. Currie Hun
King we'll known as concert soprano; Mr.. w
Wiimo the popular tenor of the Rutger College
Glee Club; Miss Jennie M. Clerihew, whose sing
ing would have been much more appreciaiive in q
parlor; Miss Sadie " Milne who recited in excel
lent voice, and Mr.. Henry Schroeder. whose per-
Torrance on the violincello was feature Of the
concert.
Among those who tripped the light fantastic at
the reception held in ST. Johns Hall last Monday
evening under the auspices of the Barrow Social
Club were Mr.. Michael F. Clarity and daughter,
John Gillmurray and wife, Patrick Gavinaud,
James Egan John F. Egan. John John P. Langan
John A. Lane Thorn IS E. ke ly and sister, Alfred
b. DeFlin and Edward Naughton. The affair a
grano success, and was ably managed by commit
tees composed of the officers. Thomas J. Coda
han. President Thomas A. Morrisey, yice-Presi-
dent; Alonzo Mandigo, Recording Secretary; Der
nard Garvey, Financial Secretary; Alfred Devlin
Corresponding Secretary; John 2. Lonagan, Treas
urer, and Thomas J. Coughlia, Sergeantat-Arms.
The members of Palisade Council No. 49, Order
Of United Friends, and thcir friends to the num-
Der of 200 gathered at tt avenue House last We'd
nesday night 1t being the occasion Of the first
nual reception of the Council The exercises were
OF musical and literary character, followed by
hop. Those who contributed to ths success of the
entertainment with their talent Miss Carrie
Fulgraf1, who played some fine plano selections;
the Misses Watson and Rogers and Mr.. Arthur,
favored the audience with some banjo Duets. A
Duet by Mr.. Harriet with the harmoncon and Mr..
Herke with the guitar, was feature OF the enter
oian,' and Morning Call" was recited by Miss
Juliette Phillips.
The Young Ladies' Independent Social Club of
Greenvilie. held their annual ball at the New York
Bay House, corner Ocean and Wilkinson avenues, |
last Tuesday evening and it is generally conceded
that it was grand affair. The floor under the
management of Mr.. Richard Flavn assisted BIZ |
Knl1v nj Tla11v nj
Allen, A. Mccarthy and L. johnson and the Off |
GERS Of the Club-President, Mrs. Richard Siavin; |
vicePresident Miss Kitte Walsh; Secretary, Miss
Lizzie Slavin; Treasurer, Miss Annie Walsh. |
Among the guests were delegations from st. Bridg
cts Young Men, Goldsmith Association, Friendly
Six Turner As ociation, Dayitt Rifles, Kimmerly
Association Rosebud Circle, John MCCARTHY Asso- |
citation, Favorite Association, j. Shannon Associa
ton, Myrtle Social Club and Richard Slayin Asso
citation.
The Jersey Oity's Grocers Association, full &C. |
count of which-its aims, objects and status-ap-
peared in the columns of the SUNDAY TATILER
about year ago. held its sixteenth annual ball at
Cooper Hall last Wednesday night. The hall WAS
handsomely decorated with fl lgs and streamers |
the emblems of many nations. The music was
fine and all in all the ball may be aid to have been
q gratifying success, The management of the af- |
fair in the hands of the oficers-J. !.
Wittpinn President, Henry Hoersch, Yice-Presi-
dent; VIM. Hemme, Recording Secretary; W. H.
Miller, Financial Secretary; j. H. Adcung, Treas
urer assisted by committee composed of Messrs-
d. Kastendieck, Charles Stier, Henry Castens
Frederick Berghe1nl, e. w, Klemann, IL Iutjen. |
Theodore Bernhardt John Harken, Henry Hinte- |
MANN John Roster VIM. Bose, Conrad sitter, Hen
ny Aardenkopf, H. Buschmann, Charles Muller |
John Knock, Herman Won Sazen, John P. Offer |
mann and John Marshall.
The Iiederkranz Singing Society held their an. !
nual ball at the Globe HOTEL Greenvie, last We'd
nesday evening, and every body who is anybody in |
the eyes OF the average Greenvillian was there. |
The singing of the Society on the occasion was by
means the least conspicuous feature of the af-
fair. It would require too much space tp state the
name of everybody present on the occasion, but |
some of the most conspicuous ones. besides dele
cations from other Societies and Lodges were: |
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Menrour, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Schmidt Theodore En- |
mis- and Miss Mary Jansen Mr.. and Mrs Emil
Herr, Alexander Kachlee and Miss f. Haiber Mr.. |
aud Mrs Molkenber and Miss Bernholdt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Beatezer Charles Wagner and Miss |
Groffe A. Miller and Miss Johnson Joseph
Eesterman and the Misses Haiber, Buckoltz and |
Frank Behring.
The fifth anniversary sol 90 of Our Own Pleasr re
Club, held at Turn Hall, Webster avenue JERSEY
City Heights last night week, was very select af
fair. The toilets of the ladies exceptionally
elegant and costly, and the gents attire the |
conventional claw hammer set Off by the snowiest
of linen. The affair ably managed by Floor
Manager Hendricks, his assistant Adolph Rau and
the Reception Committee, composed of Messrs. |
Ritz, Kelm and Delavan Among those present,
besides delegations from Hope Council, A. Ell. Of
II and differing Star Association, were John
Schiller and Miss Jennie Wanda, W. I. Reute and
Miss Fuchs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Heun, John
Schlowitz and Miss Minnie Delevan, Fred Goode
and Miss BarteIls. Robert Henry and Miss Carrie
NebAr Adolph ftau and Miss Kate Rente, James
Il. Delavan and Miss Maggie Hill, James Dryer
OF Green Point. and Miss Julia Flynn, of New
York; John v Klein aud Miss Rente, Louis Ritz
and Miss Mamie Schelsem the Misses Bohne,
George Guthmuller and Miss Lille Hallenboek,
James Butcher and Miss Mary Beekman, Joseph
Klein and Miss Amanda Cross, George Lumkley of
the Matthew D. Kelley Association, New York;
Messrs Stemberg, Sturken Horace Mantaque, Gus
Howard, George and John White, Of Hoboken.
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