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Concert and Ball OF the Hudson City
Gemischter Choir.

Concert and Ball of the Hudson City
Gemischter Choir.
The Hudson City Gemischter Choir,
assisted by Mrs. Ragna Lime Strobel,
Miss Dora Friedel, Miss Inga Larsen,
Miss NJ. Meyer, Mr. II. Koeke and the
Valencia Orchestra, of Hoboken, last
night, at Pohlman's Hotel, on the
Heights, gave Won Hafnaas' ballad,
"Klarchen auf Eberstein," before q
large and appreciative audience.
The soloisfs sustained their reputa-
lions, and all the participants dis
tinguished themselves by exception
ally good work. 1t was something OF
an undertaking for amateurs, but the
chorus, the orchestra and Director
Julius Boehn covered themselves with
glory, and the praise showered upon
them by musical critics at the con-
clusion of the concert was fully de-
served.
During the first part of the enter
tainment the following musical selec-
lions were rendered with the same
artistic finish which characterized the
rendition of ''Klarchen auf Eberstein."
ERsTE A~BTHEILUNG.
la. Marsch, s1Iit klingendem Spiel
b. Overture, "Die iustigen Weber
Won Windsor .Nicolai
. co,,r.,o so,o va a : o re- Tsyoritar .ponizetti
Frau Ragna Lime Strobel.
Nit orchesterbegleitung- a,au..
S-PIano solo, vase zr1 no, :, Ia,ssn .Onopu
"a. "Lotosblume .s......s j.. .Kretschmar
Hudson City Gemishter Chor,
Salt solo, A der Weser' .Pressel
Fri. Dora Ffiedel.
Der Freisehq Mz i Kosle weber
/. persy,bras srsI basf die sehonsten
Augenn
Valencia Dorchester.
A dance and banquet succeeded after
the concert. The following ladies' ana
gentlemen were among the partlel-
pants:-Mr. and Mrs. Reufnpief, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Kohlbusch, Mr. and MIS-.
Emil Mehl, Mr.. Felix Tausslg, Miss
Fannie Taussig, Mr.. Morltz Hammer
schlag, Mr.. and Mrs. Hashmam. Mr.
and Mrs. William Fuchs, Mr. and Mrs.
George Miller, Miss Louise Schneider,
Miss Bertha Schneider, Miss Lille
Armus, Miss Amelia Reineche,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Van Glen, MT.
Egbert Nehtmann, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Budenbender, MIR. and MIS-. "A.
Schaub, Nj. and Mrs. Reinecke, Mrs.
John Roemmel, Mrs. Maria LeIcht,
Miss Louise Roemmelt, Miss Martina
Roem1nelt, William K. Leicht, Mr..
William Staab, Mr. and Mrs. Asmus,
Mr.. II. Fuchs, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Ohle,
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Steidel, MI. and MIS-.
H. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Wltsch, Mr..
Felix Taussig, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer
schlag, Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Muhlhauser, Mr.. and Mrs. Borne
ter, Mr.. Egbeft UcLthlahl,
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Misses .Iosie and Dora
Mohl, Miss NJ. Won Lengerke, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Won Lengerke, MT. n Mrs.
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MIS-. S5ropel, plach satiili Jeg oila-
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MISS Iaullne Won DlesL, plaoh iace'
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Err. and Mrs. Johnson's Crystal Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
johnson was last night a scene of
$3.50 - mas.ou 4ha oooosion
IeseiVley anu sayeey' Nne N'
being the celebration OF thelf crystal
wedding. The spacious parlors We're
p~rofusely decorated with choice flow
ers. and rare plants and ferns. Bright
green festoons of smilax added an eff
fective appearanceto therooms. Some
excellent singing by Mr.. Frank John
son and Mr.. Harry Wilson were pleas
ant features of the evenings entertain
ment. Mr.. John Metz played a mum
Der of piano selections and vas warmly
applauded. Some good Rotations
were given by Mr.. Habe and were
thoroughly enjoyed. Games Of various
kinds affordeda ample amusementforthe
guests. Mrs. johnson was a charming
hostess and rendered the evening one
o .-..4.z.. .t..a,oN A., c1aoO1at