The Jersey City news., 1890-04-22
Held SWAY.
Entertainments and Dances
in All Parts of the City
Last Night.

SOCIAL I9L0tly GaLheflngS tnhb nave peeh
held in this pleasant resort this season.
Children were conspicuous in the audi
ence and upon the stage during the enter
tainment which preceded the hop. The
programme was made up chiefly OF vol
nnteer talent and the frequent rounds OF
applause and encores attested the thor
ough enjoyment of the large audience.
The programme included an overture
by Prof. Kretzer's orchestra, recitation
by Miss Lizzie Maize, of Newark; vocal
solo by J.. w. Wingate, recitation by
Florence Townsend, solo by Annie e.
Fryer, piano duet by Rose Hautke, A. Z.
Fryer accompanied by Prof. Kretzer on
the VIOLIN chorus by ten rose-buds, Venle
Bright. Grace Townsend, Mabel Leddy
Lulu Saunders, Florence Townsend,
Sadie and Josie Hogan, and the McK1g-
ney sisters, the latter two ineffably sweet
little tots. who subsequently charmed
everybody by their songs, recitatlonS ana
dancing; vocal duet, by Misses Carrie and
Grace Saunders; piano solo, by Miss
Grace Townsend: instrumental duet, by
Messrs. Teese and Harratt. Mr.
Aliens banjo accompaniment to either
solo, and has comic songs were greatly
applauded. Several other gentlemen re-
sDonded TO requests for recitations and
instrumental solos.
The dance which followed was enjoyed
by many and refreshments were served
IN abundance.
sylvia Athletes Entertain.
The entertainment and reception of the
sylvia Athletic Club, of Jersey City
Heights, attracted very large audience
to * sler's Hall, last evening. The en-
tert( gnment was a gratifying sue
cesf- and the efforts OF the athletes
W4'e deservedly, anG in some in
s4nces, enthusiastically applauded.
ORCHESTRAL music was rendered under
direction of Prof. Berger. Ten
tion Of Captain r. Baecht, gave fine ex-
hibition of feats on the horizontal bars.
Mines. Reiffino and Flugrathus and Mr..
Leopold in the unique, humorous act,
Les Prologue Parisienne," consisting of
contortions and difficult gymnastic and
acrobatic feats, were the card of the
evening.
In the second part, ten members of the
Hoboken Turn Verein, under the cap
taincy of FL. Woerner, gave an exhibition
on the parallel bars which evoked the en-
thusiam of the audience. Music by the
Lyric Either Club, directed by Y. Albert
Reuhl; glees by the Amity Quartette;
cornet solo by Prof y
Berger and Xylophone solo Dy
Prof. A. Lain, together with q re-
markable exhibition of club swinging,
contributed largely to the success of the
entertainment, which concluded with the
comedy. "The Burglars, cleverlv enacted
by Messrs. MacGreen, Rose, Blume and
Bear and Misses May Girard and Edith
Chester.
The entertainment was followed by
reception, and a large company partici-
pated in the well-arrapged hop. The
dancing was directed by B. Adams assist
mittee, Messrs. R. Columbani, W. Buckle
and f. Lawrence.
Gemisehter Chor Celebration.
The wellknown and popular society,
the Hudson City Gemischter Chor, of
which Henry Steinbruck is president, and
Julius Boehm, the musical director,
celebrated its sixteenth anniversary at
Pohlman's Hall last evening.
A frst-clasS concert was given in the
early part bv mixed chorus of nearly
fifty voices. aided by the Valencia Or
chestra String Quartette; Walter Wirths,
baritone; Mrs. Dora Volkmann, con-
traito, and Miss Hilda Maschmann, so
prano
This programme was effectively rem
]. Ungarische Overture. ........... .Keler-Bela
Stretch Octett.
< per verliapte i 5ua Koschat
q. BARTON Solo, Marguerite" ...... White
MIR. ". Wirts.
g. Alt Scl0 fa) s'Aller Seelen'' ........ LasSen
(b) "Es bleibt der Than. Rubnstein
Frau Dora Volkmann.
8. Tenor Solo, "Der Neugierige". .... Schubert
Mr.. r. SchreyvogeL
8. Paraphrase. .Die Loreley,'
Stretch Octett
2. Sopran Solo 'Du keines blitzendes SternIein. y
Er Hulda Maschmann
s. sWaldvoglein.n
H. q. Gemischter Chor
After the concert more than one hun
dred ladies and gentlemen sat down to
one OF Mrs. Pohlmann's best suppers and
spec ches and toasts were indulged in. A
hop of twelve numbers followed the sup
per q nd concluded the successful celebra-
ton.