The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-14
The Teutonia's Jubilee.

The members OF leutonla Lodge NO. ~,
F. and A. M. with their ladies and
guests, celebrated the twenty fifty anni-
versary of the lodges institution at the
Avenue house last night
The lodge room was beautifed by a
wealth of beautiful, fragrant flowers, and
the worshipful masters chair was em-
powered amid vines and roses. At the
conclusion of the business session the en-
tire company, numbering $50 persons,
took possession of the main hall,
where Morrow & Day had prepared
for the banquet. Prof. Eckert's Orches-
ira rendered 'Das 1st der sag des Herrn;"
prayer was offered by Chaplain Andrea,
and the fest hymn, Nun danket ALE
Gott, /" was sung by the company. Wor-
shipful Master A. Succow occupied the
head of the tables and delivered the
speech Of welcome. The hymn, Elm
feste Burg ist unser Gott," was followed
by the festival speech by S. E. DR.. +. Sell
now. Then came the banquet; the toasts,
and responses, and liberal supply of
wine. The menu was excellent, and for
two hours the company discussed the
feast and listened to the songs and
speeches. A hop succeeded.
The Feast Committee consisted of w.
NJ August Succow, Jacob Ripgle. DR.. f.
Selluow, Christian Kaiser, 7. W. Birsch,
Caspar Mahr, John Fuehrlein.
Alphine Lodge Ball.
The first annual ball of Alphine Lodge,
|. o. of o. F., a young vigorous society
of the Heights, was given last night at
Pohlmann's, and select company of
more than one hundred couples danced
merrily to the music of Louis Dittmar's
orchestra.
j. j. Brinkerhoof headed the Commit
tee of Arrangements and Edward Pater-
%l-.& Cz,. f4oo l.
Hertel directed the dancing, aided by
Andrew J. Roszel. The floor manager
and Mrs. Hertel led the opening march
One hundred of the guests partook of the
supper prepared by Mrs. Pohlmann, and
the affair was one more than creditabi e
to Alpine Lodge.
Prominent in the company were ID, D.
G. M. Edward Paterson, P. g. NJ J. j..
Jennings and wife. p. G. George Way and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Brinkerhoff, MIR.
and Mrs. Il. Herben and Miss Herben,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Frisbie. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Geiswert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Woodford, of Orange;
MIR. and Mrs. d. R. Chamberlain, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Logan, Mr.. and Mrs.
w w. Herricls, Mr. and Mrs. r. Bixccan,
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Watson, Mr., and Mrs.
w. WeigeI, M. and Mrs. James L. Fee.
Beck's Academy Masquerade.
The twenty-fifth annual masquerade
ball of Beck's Dancing Academy was a
merry social event, at Kroebel's Hall,
last night. Eighty couples ofyoung folk,
masked, and representing all sorts of
characters, occupied the floor, and the
fun was continued until the unmasking
occurred, and then the participants
settled down to dancing. Nymphs,
peasant girls, princesses richly costumed
consorted with monks, jockies and
clowns, and throng of spectators were
entertained by the scene presented
John Meyer, the floor manager, was as
sisted by M. Zumkley and the Floor Com
mite, Messrs. f. Maibert. Fl. Schop-
mann, II. Bishoff, A. Handy, Alex.
Maibert, H. Regenhard, George Witte
and o. Lohmann.
Among those representing conspicuous
characters were f. Gerlick and Miss
Tillie Regenhardt, E. A. Oliver, Miss
Sophy Wolters. M. Sumfiei, Miss Hattie
Beck, George Hulse, Miss Sunmflei, 81. G..
Bischoff, Miss Lille Burkhart, Fred
Hummel, w. Hartung, Miss Mary
Wetze1, H. Vogelsang, August Horst
mann, Miss Josie Jordan and others.