The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-05
ALL BAY0NNE ON TIP-TOE
APPROACHING LENT WITH A
Round or DANCES.
The Fortnightly Clubs Reception-Court
Winfield's Ball-A breakdown at the
HooH-EducationaI Affairs.

The Fortnightly Clubs Reception-Court
Winfield's Bsll-A Breakdown at the
Hook-Educational Affairs.
Preparatory to DOMINIC the sack
cloth and ashes of Lent. the Bayonnese
made their adieux last night to the
winter season Of social festivitv. In
every section OF the city they made
merry with a zest which dispelled all
thoughts of the solnbre season whose
advent will be made on the morrow.
THE ExILE's FAREWELL ASSEMBLY.
The chief event OF the evening was a
recherche farewell assembly in Schuy-
Ter Hall, at Bergen Point, to the fash
ionable young ladies of that section by
several members of the Fortnightly
Club. The reception committee, COM
posed of Mcssrs. Edward O.
lockwood. Henry NJ. Popham, Ed
ward o. Schuyler and Charles X.
Davis: Mesdames Henry Meigs,
Jr.. Edward @. lockwood and
Edwards O. Schuyler, received the
guests. Among the bevy OF pretty
girls present were Misses e.. X. Vein,
j. Felter and Bessie Ranney, of Eliza
beth; A. Miller and May Bloomfield, of
New York city, and Jessie O.. Wheeler,
Sarah White, Anna I'll. Voorhees,, s.
Paret, Lizzie Smith, Aida d. Voor-
hees, Helen Southland, Minnie Beebe,
Libbie Brown, Jessie Brockway,
Rachel Noe and Minnie Southland,
of Bergen Point. In addition to those
previously mentioned there were also
present Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. N. Stent,
DIR. and Mrs. Fred. M. Corwin, Nj. and
Mrs. Henry McQuoid, Councilman
Henry Meigs and Messrs. Coleman e.
Nissan, Charles j. Spencer, t. A.
Wilmerding, Jr., Charles e. Coleman,
S. Livingston Davis, D. B. Wilmerd-
ing, John Paret, Jr., Charles o.
Wheeler, Thomas D. Day, Jr., Charles
s. Jones, J. Coles and William Paret,
of Bergen Point Frank G. Miller and
A. f. Rodewald, of Staten Island !;
Edward P. Hatch and George Corwin,
of New York city; Henry Cannon and
William K. Vein, of Elizabeth; A.
Smith, of Orange, and j. Gill, of Yale
College.
COURT wINFIELD'S BALL.
Although conducted on a less pre-
tentious scale, there was no end of
enjoyment derived by the young peo-
pie who attended in Brady's Hall, at
Bergen Point. the first annual ball of
Court Winfield, No. 1851, Ancient
Order of Foresters. Floor Manager
George Mellendick and Miss Eliza
Scully led the opening grand march
about the gaily decorated ball room.
Among the others present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald E. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. William Dollard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mittlichka, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Knight, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hone, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McCunnan,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whalen, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Yore, Nh. and Mrs.
James Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Coyne, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Burtsall,
Misses Bertha Houseman, Lizzie Kane,
Mary Murphy, Tillie S~choentield,
Mary Jane White, OF Elizabeth; Eliza
beth Walsh, Katherine Reed, Sarah
Hoadley, Mary Wilson, Lizzie Shea, J.
Brewer, Mary Sullivan, Nellie Nc
Guife, of Brooklyn; Philena Ward
IElla Crowley, Mamie Hart, NJ; Kill
Kane, w. j. Denton, Thomas
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hickey, Neil Regain, Henry Bowman,
James Devlin, James Curley, John
Higgins, John Shea, John j.. Reilly,
Bernard Lanktree, William Collins,
John Walsh, Henry Hassmiller, j.
Bannon, Frank Hurley, William j.
OiBrien, Patrick Kenney, John Hilla,
Owen O'Neill, John West, William j,
Duncan, Jeremiah Gallagher, Michael
Dryer, George Bull, Andrew Gill,
Cornelius S. Brady, Thomas Shannon
and John Shallow.
HUNGARIANS DANCE AT THE HOOK.
In Cohn q Gannon's International
Hall at Constable Hook the members
of the st. Joseph's Hungarian r. c..
Church held a ball to augment their
d 4urch building fund. The gay COM
pany INDUCED in Bohemian, Hun
garian and Slavonian national dances.
Among the guests from New York
were Count and Countess Michael
Observation-Disclosures Baron Joseph
KatchkIlskerversky and Miss Rose
Umbklozrsk, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Tzaarkz, Nj. and Mrs. Andrew Schinz-
Skaritz and Baron and Mrs. Marcus
NTzulanda.