The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-27
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Jersey City Heights Faverite singers Have
Rare Day MT Greenwood Lake.

Jersey City Heights Faverite Singers Have
Rare Day Mt Greenwood Lake.
Connect the name Of the Alions with
anything of social nature on the Heights,
and its success is foregone conclusion.
Last Sunday this popular singing society
made their annual excursion to Greenwood
Lake. The weather was perfection itself,
and while many were still wrapped in the
arms of Morpheus, the members. with their
families and friends, in gay attire, crowded
eight cars, and were whirling through beau
tiful hills and dales from which the dew
had not yet risen. bound for Warwick
Woodlands, the most romantic retreat
about the lake. Oace there, the throng
romped about the beautiful grounds, pick
ing wild flowers in the woods and boating
on the calm lake. Strawberries and cher
ries, just ripening, bowling alleys, and
shooting rapge-all came ia for their share
Of attention. At o'clock the company sat
down to dinner at the Forester House,
after which dancing in the pavilion speeded
the afternoon away. Of course a feature
of the day was singing, and Adolph Schaub,
the genial President. arranged pretty
programme. Among other selections rem
dered were Goodnight, We flowers" and
''Dream Of me-" The quartette composed
Of Chas. Appel, Gottlieb Nenkirk, Signer
Brignoli and Chas Schoen gave sAwake,
love, awake, and "Dance by the moon
light" Signor Brignoh also sang q beauti-
full tenor solo, ''Sey not farewell" Prof.
Lieboldt and orchestra, of New York,
accompanied the excursionists, and ei IL
yened the trip with choice selections both
ways, and plenty of dance music at the
lake. The Arion Singing Club. of which
President Adolph Schaub is the leader and
organizer; and the Ladies' Arion Society
Mrs. A. Sehaub, President-both attended
in body. Amoag others present were ::
MIR. and Mrs. Adclph Schaub and family,
Philip Pattberg and family, ex-Alderman
Ferdinand Dziuba and wife, Henry Mehl
and wife, Walter Wirtts, Emil Mehi and
wife, Adolph Plate and wife, Signor Yalenti
Brignoli and Miss L. FRANKIE, Max De st.
George and Miss Emma Schaab, Oscar
Weissenborn and Miss Alvina Grumbach,
Henry Bartseh and Miss Mile Meyer, Vim.
Stenz and Miss Elizabeth Schlicht, Charles
Beckets and the Misses Theresa Beckers
and Gussie plate, Fred c. Holmes and Miss
Kittie Melvin, s. Lieber and wife, Bernard
Boyer and wife, Louis Pattberg and family,
Charles Appel and Miss Rose Bowers, VIM.
L. Frankenbach and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Feirabend and family, G. Raven and family,
F. Diefenbaeh and daughters, J. Alderman
and sisters Anna and Emma, r. Boyer and
Miss Laura Boyer. Herr Won Revide and
Miss Gretchen Pfhanenkuchen, P Daenkel,
wife and daughter Emma, c. Fl. Isly and
the Misses Clara and Maggie Kittel, the
Misses May De st. George, Josie Mehl and
Jennie Wright, John Mehl, ST., and wife,
Mr.. Schlicht and daughter, VIM. Schlicht
and lady, G. Appel and Miss Louise Meyer.
The Arion's officers are President,
Adolph Schaub; Vice President, Phillip
Pattberg; Secretary, Oscar Polenz; Treas
urer, Stephen Lieber. The Committee of
Arrangements whose labors brought about
such pronounced success was composed
of Messrs. Phillip 'Pattberg, Stephen Lie
Der, Albert Weissenborn, Louis Brehm, J.
O. Achilles; President. A. Schaub, ee offcio