The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-18

part.
Later in the day a complaint was
lodged with Justice of the Peace
Daniel Hanley against Becker for keep
ing a d~isorderly house.
The Friendship Ball.
Ruth's Hall, at Union Hill, was
ablaze with light and filled with pretty
faces and manly forms Saturday night.
1t was the occasion of the grand
annual masquerade ball of the popu-
lar Friendship Club. The decora-
lions were superb and were
the handiwork of Mr.. Charles Cappas.
At ten o'clock the grand march
took place. First came Managing
Sport Charles Hoffman, escorting
a richly arrayed princess; he was
followed by Assistant Managing
Sport Henry G. Englebrecht, Dancing
Sports George Fait, Edwin Boehler,
Fred. E~nglebrecht and John H..
George schwartz, Joseph Limo
nier, Daniel Ridgeway, Otto Haas,
Frank Monait, Arnold Loop,
z Harry Wallum, Adolph Haige,
Charles Schwartz, Alphonse Thourot,
Emil Groth, Reinhold Miller, Richard
Shelton and A. G. A. Motto. These
were richly arrayed i'm elegant
green silk costumes, and they pre-
sented a handsome appearance as
they circled in and out through
the i~ntricacies of the march. After
they had marched for about twenty
minutes, Professor Louis Eckert
turned on the waltz music and in an
instant the stately couples We're trans
formed into madly galloping, rolnping
and jolly girls and boys. Abbreviated
skirts fluttered and shapely ankles
glinted in bewildering confusion all
over the great hall. There were SO
many prominent people.present tina it
would be impossible to mention all
their anne A few, however, who were
conspicuous in the festivities were Miss
Katie Golsong, Miss Nellie Kilroy,
Miss Louisa Bernheimer, Miss Rice,
Miss Eliza Hayes, Miss Mamie Kilroy,
Miss Annie Mack, Miss Louisa Mack,
= Miss Sheick, Mrs. Schrumpf, Miss Ida
Barke, Mrs. David Wright, Miss
Herschfeldt, Miss Lena Name, Miss
Lily Denfling, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Ahlers, Mr.. E. kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Loop, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Wenke, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Halnn-
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guenther,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Re~isenberger,
Mr.. and Airs. William Hoffman, Cap
tain and Mrs. Becker, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. James Has
sard, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Diehm, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Ross and a host of
Others. One hundred and forty
couples went to supper.
North Hudson Gossip.
Mr.. Charles Heimes, the West Ho-
f1nlrna nlo0ffpi0ian will chnrf1xr natftiAp
the Board of Council of that town for
permission to institute a system of
electric fire alarms. This is a much
needed improvement.
Empire Hose Carriage was taken this
morning to the repair shops to have a
new set of wheels put on it.
To Fireman William Gernes, of EN-
pire Hook and Ladder Company, be-
longs the credit of saving the life of
Adam Weber at the recent Spring
street fire.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated in
royal style by the Snail Club at Adam
Luely's Hall, in Gutenberg, yester-
day
Otto SCHNEIDER says he is not a can
didate for Town Clerk of West Hobo
ken. But the present incumbent,
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Ludlow are in the race.
1t viii be a surprise to many to learn
that on Friday night last Mr.. Paul
Schneider, of Second street and Frank
lyn avenue, Gutenberg, was united
in marriage to Miss Annie Temple, Of
the same town. They drove away in
d coach to Union Hill, where they
were made man and wife. Mr.. Henry
Misgades acted as best man.
Mr.. Christopher Tangemann is be-
ing doomed by his many friends for
the Democratic nomination for Free
holder for the Tenth district.
Car Driver Kelly, of the Gutenberg
line, showed his love for his native
land and his reverence for st. Patrick
by decorating his a with green flags
yesterday.
The neighbors Of Herman Boyer, a
North Bergen farmer, complain that
heigshooting their dogs without prove
cation. John Sinission, the florist, has
lost one dog and Charles Wesendorf
has lost two. Mr. Boyer has been ar