The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-07
BEST Ed THEIR GUESTS.
The Bergens Entertain the
A. B. C. Club Of Yonk-
erS--Other Matches
and Sports.

The howIers of the "A. B. G. Club, of
Yonkers, and their ladies were royalty
entertained al Pohlmann's last evening
by the Bergen Bowling Club, of the
Heights.
Three games had been bowled by the
clubs in this seasons contest, one of
which resulted in a tie. The clubs each
won a game and last evening the decisive
game was to be bowled. The YonkerS
bowlers gave our boys a fine reception on
the occasion of their visit TO Yonkers and
Bergens determined to reciprocate in
style. The hosts, their ladies and other
friends numbering i'll all about sixty met
at Pohlmann's at i've o'clock III the after
moor u there received n welcomed
the guests. An liour later the entire COM
pan took possession OF the bowling
alleys and the games between the two
lealns was watched with interest.
The game was not a very brillinnt one.
The alleys were new to all the players,
n the best of the Bergen bowlers, with
the single exception of Bundy, a diff
experienced the same trouble, u they
found seventeen more pins than their OPP
ponents and won the game.
The scores were ridiculously small, but
that fac did not interfere with the pleas
ure of the evening. The game concluded,
the company repaired to the hail and
danced for a time to good music. Then
the march was sounded, and with Presi-
dent and Mrs. Ferdinand Heintze in The
val the party, one hundred strong,
marched to and surrounded the supper
tables, where justice WAS done TO Mrs.
Pohlmann's ample spread.
At the conclusion President Heintze
addressed the visitors. He told of the
good feeling existing between the Two
clubs, and how willing the Bergens We're
to be beaten by such noble bowlers. He
CALAMITY complimented, the ladies, and
then in behalf of the Bergen Club pre-
sented to President j. HI. Fielder a mag
niiicent floral horseshoe OF white and
pink flowers, bearing appropriate inscrip.-
lions. The large floral piece wassdesigned
by II. c.. Griffith. President Fielder re-
turned thanks for the gift and for the
generous reception rendered them, and
expressed the hope that the good feeling
existing between b clubs may ever con
tinue. Other speeches were made, and
dancing followed, until after ten O'Clock,
when the visitors departed for home.
The excellent arrangements were in
charge of a committee consisting OF Ed
ward O'Donneli, w. Bundy, Frank Gal
1erY and James Earle.
In the company from Yonkers were Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Feeder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip KHss, Mr.. and MRS. John
Eylers, MI. and Mrs. John Foerst. j..
Ewald, w. Saunders, III. krumlauf, ID.
Eiferts, M. j.. Elliott, W. Q. Kostar, Hon.
Z. j. Mitchell and Miss Buruler, Edward
Twait and Miss Jusrns. George w. Peene,
r. Anderson, Henry Waldeck and Miss
Schenck.
In the Jersey contingent were Nh. and
Mrs. f. Heintze and daughter, Mr. and
Edward O'Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Red
grave, Fred Redgraye and the Misses
Redgrave, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallery,
Mi. and Mrs. James Earl, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bundy, Surrogate James H. O'Neil,
Clerk John Boyd, Colonel NJ. Brown and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lenlmerz, Sidney
O'DonnelL and Miss Clara O'Donnell.
G. II. Mount, G. II. Bennett, Ed
werd Wilson, w. Wilson, H. c.. Griffith,
MI. and Mrs. Carl Ruempier, Mi. ana
Mrs. Harry Atkinson, @. A. Lewis, Ed
ward Hem, Mr.. and Mrs. John ManAion
and daughter, Mr.. ana Mrs. Eugene
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. John v. Burke, G.
McDougal and sister, c.. I. Lange and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. T. Simon and
others.
The following is the score OF the
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