The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
THE NONPAREIL CLUBS BALL.

THE N0NPAREIL CLUBS BALL.
Hoboken's Popular Young Men Organize
a Big Success.
The Nonpareil Club is composed of
some of Hoboken's most popular young
men, Therefore, whenever they an
nounce ball or any other gathering it
causes fiutter of excitement among the
bellies and beaux and great are the
preparations. Last nights ball was no
exception.
The grand march was led by Floor
Manager Paul Sellman and Miss Martin
and about one hundred couples followed
them. Among the throng noticed G. B.
Lane and Miss Belinda Fosberg, w. Il.
Bennett and Miss Meyers, Hirtler Broth
ers, Henry +. Katenkamp and Miss
bertha Peterson, j. Wallman aud
Miss Ida Rath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wynne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Russell, Charles Russell and Miss
Clara Porter, #. Leonard and Mrs. 3.
lex, Mr. Mehl and Miss Sebina Walters,
j. Fallon and Miss Tierney, Arthur
O'Neil and Miss Mortemer, Gus Peterson
and Miss Peterson, Mr.. Guddenwill,
better known as bill Nye," and Miss
Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker,
John Bruning and Miss Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ Stadler, Ferdinand Leonard
and Miss Rath, MIR. and Mrs. j. Valleau,
Charles Meyer and Miss Martin, Joe"
McGovern and Miss Sulliven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker, Mir. and Mrs. Hopf,
George Raymond and Miss Emma
Steinwehr, Alfred Kuhlke and Miss
May Jones, Charles petigny and Miss
Alice Howard, Harry Kuhlke and Miss
Fehce Petigny, "Gus" Ashmore and Miss
Zimmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gnyke, Mr.. and
nTfiafiof1 Ronrrc and nv Martin
representing the Windsor Pleasure Club
of Brooklyn; Mr.. L. G. Feldhausen, of
New York; Harry Platt and Miss Ware,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Laverty, Henry
Pruser, August Petersen, Charles A. Pet
erson and K. B. Let's.
The officers OF the club are:-J. FL. Bru-
ming, president: Charles Zang, Jr., vice
president; G. H. Entrup, secretary; Ed.
Phalon, financial secretary; A. Burfind,
treasurer; Joseph Spiers. sergeant-at-
arms.
The floor was under the able supervision
of p. j. Sellmann, assisted by Charles b.
Lane and the following eommittee:-J. f.
Wallman, George Raymond, A. NJ; Stad-
Ter, G. H. Entrup, Jr., Mark Besson,
Charles Russell, John Pearsall and John
Carroll.
The following formed an efficient re-
ception ommittee--Lucien Alces, chair
man; Charles Zang, Jr., A. Burfeurd, N.
Guerber, j. A. Entruk, F. Zang, G. Paul
son, NJ Gqdewill' captain PS5 Thomas a.soa. At.
Rosenbaum and T. Higgins.
The Committee of Arrangements
were:-Edward Phalan, chairman; w.
r. Bennett, Wilbur Baker, w. II.
Pichard and p. Cochran.
The Hoboken Pleasure Clubs's Ball.
The Hoboken Pleasure Club held their
first annual ball at the Assembly Rooms
last night, and it was q fiattering success
in fact the throng was SO great as to make
dancing a little uncomfortable, but no
body seemed to mind that and all present
spent most enjoyable evening. The
grand march was inaugurated at ter
o'clock, and was led by Martin Nuelbia
noticed were NJ. j. Griffin and Miss
O'Brien, James Plum kett and Miss Annie
Mainz, Mr.. La Pointe and Miss Griffin
Mr. Flaherty and Miss K. Griffin, James
O'Brien and Miss Annie McHale
Louis Sehilling and Miss Mamie
O'Dry, Benjamin Crow and Miss
Josie LeahY, Peter Farley ane
and Miss Smith, James O'Brien and Mis-:
Witte, Charles Scholick and Miss M
flanagan, Joseph Gerlach and Miss Mel
lie Witte, Fred Walsh and Miss Sharkey
Mr.. Bruhm and Miss Leonard, Fred
Leonard and Miss Maggie Kelley, M
Neaiy and Miss M. Mcintyre. w. Sey
mour and Miss Della McHale, james
Furey and Miss Mamie O'Donnell, Ed
ward Bradeu and Miss Mamie Kearney.
| The floor was under the supervision O
Martin N. Huelbig, assisted by Benjamin
| M. Kroog, Otto L. Schwaldt, N. Brown
! N. Finken, j. H. Plunkett, c. Scholich
NJ. J. Friffin and f. Walsh. An efl1cien
reception committee was formed by TIN
| following:-James Z. O'Brien, chairman
J. Farley, f. Weber, l.. c. Schilling, G
Farley, j. Smith and p j. Farley.