The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-02

and sister, G. O'Connor and wife. 7.
Mclaughlin, Miss Miller, Frank Merritt.
G. Dnkin, A. J. Youmans and wife, p. }.
Reilly P. J. Fleming, Miss GOWN, John
Mayen and wife, A. 4. Bagnal and wife,
J. +. Kfelt, Nellie Slack, Mr.. j. Clark,
Maria Baker, NJ. J. Williams. Rose Farley
=. Enus, Lucy Bailey, William Gmyh, Miss
Barcalow, NJ. Fay, Lizzie Nelson, j. Ma
honey Ann Craig, J. w. Ryan, Carrie Ed
GIN, L. Anderson and wife, j. Anderson
and wife, M. Nolan, Kate Craig, Jas. Lee,
Ellie Moran, ]. Mclaughlin, A. O'Hearn,
JAS. Brophy. Katie Price.
THE PAMRAPo ATHLETES.
A merry company of young people and
old folks danced the old year out and the
new year in to delightful music in the
club house of the Pamrapo Athletic Club
at Bayonne. The event was one
of the organization's series of win
ter social assemblies, and it was an
enjoyable affair, particularly the supper
given during the intermission in honor of
1890 Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Walborn, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
L. Middlebrook. Mr.. and Mrs, Winfield,
:: Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Houeils, Z Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
George v4gel ~ SHREDDER, Ms Mr. ana and Mrs MS.
Lester B. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs M. Mosser,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lent, Mr. and Mrs. j. S.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs III. j. Stan
dish, Mr.. and Mrs Radcliffe, Mrs.
Moliie Allaire, Mrs. l.. Deyere,
Mrs, Harry Standish, Misses Nellie
Collins, Grace Mosser, Jennie schermer-
horn, Gussie Moffatt, frankie Radcliffe,
May Brock, Maud Wood. Fannie
Schermerhorn, Jennie Moffatt, Jes-
sic Petit, Wallie Harrison, Ger
trude Griffith and Mamie Moffar. and
Messrs. B. 6. Fontana, William D. Salter
r. Cadmus Combers, John b. Brooke,
Charles Harrison, Z. S; Todd,
Charles r. Vogei, ai Robert b g &. Nor Nor
ton, John c. Mosser, M. Goldenhorn, H.
A. Griffith, Harry e. Burk, Etzel John
son, Charles Winkleman, A. p Brooke,
Henry Z. Vogel, Frank Langley, q.
Griffith and Al. Langley.
THE JAS. +. NORTON DANCE.
The James Il. Norton Association held
big dance on New Years Eve in Cooper's
Hall. Hundreds of Jimmy's friends
danced and merrily whirled the hours
away to the strains of Prof. Dwyer's ex-
cellently trained orchestra The affair
was a big success. John T. Smith was
floor manager, assisted by John J.
McCahill.
The Floor Committee was composed of
Chris L. Blohm, Patrick J. Cooney, Henry
Kelly, Charles r. Brennan, August f.
Fahrenhols. OF the Reception Commit
tee Joseph f. Broderlck was chairman,
assisted by Louis Biermann, Richard W..
Miller, Clinton d. Alexander, Patrick f..
Geraghty, NJ. A. Leary, John j. Byrnes
and Albert A. Eschenberg.
Among those present were John T.
Norton, Miss Annie Bragan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCahill, Mr.. and Mrs
David Sheridan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Cooney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fallon, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Math, Mr.. p. fBurns, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Sayer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Vandernort, Mr..
John Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
War; ed Bentley, Mr.. John Nolan, Miss
Hitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Clint,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Begeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs James Garland,
Mr.. M. Eagan, Miss Maggie Hanson, Mr.
William B. Hickey, Miss Henderson, Mr..
Thees, Miss Machin, Mr.. William Holden,
Miss Jennie Farrell.
THE HOP UP FROGS BALL
4 The second annual ball of the Hop Up
Frogs Association Was given n fN1sesg Years
eve, in Bergen Hall and was well at
tended. Chris Werthwein. the president
of the association, was floor manager and
wore a georgeous white badge with a tas-
sci and Edward Moore, resplendent with
a similar badge with a silver tassel, as
sisted him.
MichaeI Blaich, Thomas Gaffney, John
Hayes, Henry Hanley, Dennis Denver,
Thomas Finley, and John Gaffney acter
as a floor committee and the following
reception committee made the guests vel
Gomez
George Blaich, chairman: Dennis Hol-
loran, Theodore WerHz. Robert Knox,
Patrick P. Peters, Peter Goughran, Ben
Stockmar, Martin Blaich, Jacob Kirch,
Michael ]. McDonough, Addie Lahr and
Patrick f. Lahey.
Among those who enjoyed themselves,
were Mr.. and Mrs Schwanfieeigen, Mr..
Charles Kelly, Miss Lizzie Mann, Mr.,
William Harrington, Miss Lizzie Maloney,
Mr.. Thomas Kelly, Miss Jane Coughlin,
Mr.. William Bucken, Miss Knox, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Knox, and daughters,
Harry jerome Peters, Miss Matilda Klein,
Conger, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gaughran,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Stockmare, Mr.. and Mrs,
Martin Blaich, Jacob Kirch and daugh-
ter, ex-Freeholder Michael j. McDon-
ough, Adam Lahr, Miss Kate McDonough,
Herman Probst, Charles Hansen and
Miss Mamie McCann.
A UNION HILL DANCE4
The ball of the I. G. Z. Social Club was
held at Ruth's Hall, Union Hill, on New
Years eve, and was a grand success The
officers of the club are j. Boylan, presi-
dent; M. Nutereiner. vice president; I.
Book, secretary; p. Ulrich, financial sec
retary; f. Menge, treasurer, and A.
Shatfer, sergeant alarms. The floor was
under the able management of Adam
Shaffer, assisted by M. Nutereiner Fred
Menge, Chairman Boylan, l. Book and
Peter McKeon.
The guests were received by Charles
Phil Ulrich, J. Haas and E.
A. Young.
Prof. Hunts Dancing School had a
merry time at the Avenue House, Tues
day night. The session was largely at
tended by young people of the Hill, who
danced the old year out and
the new year in.
No. 8 Engine Circle Gives a Supper.
The members of No. 3 Engine Circle
and number of invited friends gave a
supper and entertainment on New Years
eve 1t was an excellently arranged and
a really jolly and sociable affair. Covers
were laid for 125 persons. The handsome
apartments of the Circle were thronged
at an early hour, but the festivities did
not begin till late and lasted much later.
New York, Brooklyn and jersey City
were culled for talent, and the pro-
gramme was something immense.
1t included such stars and twinklers as
John J. Erwin, who made the address of
welcome; Sidean Jordan and +. Regan,