The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-17

gan, Mr.. j. Fox, Mr.. Henry Reehill,
Mr.. John Redden, Mr.. James Roche,
Mr.. John j. Lillis, Mr.. w. Reynolds, Mr..
NJ. j. Flynn, Mr.. p. J. Hogan, Mr.. John
Bre mel and Mr.. John w. Bolen.
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The Andrew j. Boyle Association.
Ex-Freeholder and Assemblyman-elect,
Andrew j. Boyle, was happy last night.
and so were the numerous friends that
crowded around the young statesman, at
the second annual invitation ball of the
Andrew j.. Boyle Association at Pohl-
mann's.
Flags, shields, streamers and inscrip-
tions. artistically arranged by Schwink,
of Hoboken, decorated the dancing hall,
and the brilliant lights were shed upon a
large and merry assemblage.
Several of the dances were dedicated to
prominent Democratic officials, including
Our Sheriff. ''Our SENATOR Next
Speaker" and others.
President Charles +. Lillis and the
other officers, Messrs. VI. j. Coyne. John
O'Rourke, Andrew J. Lynch. John j.
Tully and Thomas j. Golden, wore
elaborate badges, and SO did all the COM
mitteemen.
James Mcclure and Patrick McKen-
nan, headed a large reception committee,
consisting of :-Edware f. McDermott,
/. uQl 1J6nGIIS. Il Itnh AllQhlCL1Fy OOLA -
Haskins, James Pallister, William j.
Tierney, John Ahern, Edward F.. Melon
aid, Edward Kenney, Frank P. Bannon,
James f. Foley, Johu F. Conway, John
4. Boyle, Patrick Crow, William Vogel,
John Feeney.
Manager Patrick s Feeney, Assistant
Floor Managers Thomas f.. Shea, Peter
Cavanagh, Thomas f. DAILY, and the
Floor Committee, consisting of Philip A.
Tully, Matthew Hiney, Henry Hanly,
VIM. Hiney, James Stevens, Frank Beck
j. Duffy. Peter Sutton, John ]. Cannon,
John j. Lee, Fred Aldridge, VIM. Mad
den, John H. Mitchell, B. Wade, John J.
Lenahon and Ii. Lautenschlager. Prof.
DIVERS orchestra of fifteen instruments
gave delicious music, to which two hun
bred couples danced spiritedly.
The grand entree n re-entree were
led by Standard Bearer Andrew j. Boyle
and Miss Martha Cannon. and about two
hundred sat down to the supper prepared
by Mrs. P~ohl
The company included senator E. f.,
Mcdonald, Sheriff Robert Davis, Assem-
blyman w. G. Heppenheimer, Assembly
men Usher, Murphy and Michael Null
lone, Warden Grimes, John Boyd.
clerk of the Board of Freehold
ers, and Freeholders Pairson, Tier
ney, Hennessey and Kimmerly, Po-
lice Commissioner John P. Feeney,
Fire Commissioner J.. F. Conway and
and Christy Smith, Counsellor John Nc
Grath, Richard Garrick, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Heiney,
President Charles E. Lillis and Miss NJ.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mitchell,
Thomas Feeney and Miss Feeney, p. j.
Mrs. Peter Cavanagh, John Feeney and
Miss Feeney, Peter Reilly and
Miss Kate Germs, Timothy Lyons,
Miss Mamie Brady, Edward
| Carroll, Miss Kate Mannion,
Walter Mannion, Miss Mamie Powers,
Matthew Heiney, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul LET
ferts. Daniel Harrington, Miss Kittie
Larkin, Bernard Cordes, Andrew J.
Lynch, Miss Annie Mccullough, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Tully, Mr.. and and Mrs
Thomas Golden, Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Larkins, Miss Annie Mannion James
Tully, Miss. M. Rabbit, Henry
Fritz, Miss Jennie Murray Henry
| G.. Brown and Miss Brown, M. Kelly,
Miss Mary Ryan, w. A. Heiney, Miss
| Lena Neider, George Devine, Miss Clara
O'Donnell, sydney 0,Donnell, Miss Coli
gan. T. Larkin and Miss Larkin, Thomas
Shea and Miss Shea, Frank w. Beekman,
wife and sisters, John j. Lee and Miss
Lee. Among the New York guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Drake, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. P: Scanlon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Reddy, James Conlon, Miss
Seaman, John Tate, Miss O'Connor, 10.
seph Halpin, Miss Eliza Egelton, Mat
thew Corcoran. Miss Mary Egelton, w.
Nesbitt, Miss Mccarthy, B. Oakley and
wife, John G. Costello and Miss Costello,
| Charles Ripple, Miss Mary Seaman, w.
Moylan and Miss Kelly.
Tnion Pioneer Association.
An ENJOYABLE event was the annual ball
| of the Union Pioneer Association of the
Heights, at Kessler's Hall, last night,
where s~eventy-ive couples of young peo-
pie danced to Prof. Mulligan's orchestra.
George Zior, H. Worth, j. Schauer, A.
Muller, S. McGregor, C. Wanker and A..
Suidram were the Reception Committee,
and the dancing was managed by Fl. w.
Reder, assisted by E. Allen, and the
Floor Committee:-F. Hoffman. o.
Richter, H: KiePey, ": Lewis, G..
ing march was led by A. J. Madden and
Miss Mamie Lyons. Among the IN
spicuous dancers were:-President and
Mrs. j. S. Leroy, E. Allen, Miss Lizzie
Schneider, Henry Worth. Miss Mamie
Munich. Joseph Schaner, Miss Maggie
Allen, Edward Bonan. Miss Mamie
Stahe, Clement Vicharick, the Misses
Lizzie and Nettie Schaner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kierey, Thomas Bitz and Miss
Jennie Smith.
There were also delegations from the
Sparkling Coterie,n Lady Sparklings''
and other associations.
A whirI by the varick d. H. Club.
The Varick Baseball Club. with its
many friends, danced at st. Johns Hall,
on Gregory street. last evening. The
decorations were unique and pretty.
James L. Callahan with Miss Annie
Bruens led the grand march.
Among the dancers were noted:-Mr.
James Hughes, Miss Maggie Gervrader,
Mr.. Thomas Martin, Miss Heavy, Mr..
Philip Cashin, Mr.. John Donovan, MIR.
and Mrs. Marshall, Mr.. George Bennett /,
Miss Bella Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Kiln ur-
ray, Mr.. John Langon, Mr.. Weir, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Speer.
Glover Social Club.
The annual reception of tho Glover
Social Club occurred last night at Hen
kel's Casino. The company was confined
to about forty couples, bnt it was a pleas
ant social event. The Reception Commit
tee was headed by NJ. Grod n John
Hoehl. the floor manager was assisted by
William +. Spierling and a floor com nit
tee. President 4. 4. Bauer. Nice-Presi