New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-26

The animal ball Of the Cannon Association was held
at Walhala Hall on Tuesday evening. The hall was
ndsOmciy decorated for the occasion with bunting
flags and pottcG plants and the beautiful dresses Of
the women blended tremendously with the decorations
Of the room. The officers were Justin Mcnamara
president: Joseph Kett vice president; William j.
Hodge financial secretary John J. smith, recording
secretary David H. Sodcn treasurer Frank Mccarthy
scrceant-a arms; William schneider, floor nruiaGcr
John Trautwein assistant floor committee John kct
John Duke. John Ryder William Kett. owen Sullivan
Peter ONcil jaime, Moran. Charles p. EaGc. stephen
McCrimliSl. John AtmryCr, Edward Brickner. Michael
X. Martin john Lawton. Alexander J. Mcconnell
Thomas @ Neil, Martin Kctt, Michael OSt"rnan. An
drew r. Hyde. Ihona, Cocknan and John Livingston
reception committee. Bernard Marlin, chairman: I'd
ward Lynch, Jacob Levy, Leonhard eChorks Edward
Lyach, John Graham Joseph Weber, John Becker
Abraham Livingston. Patrick Rafferty,. John J. Bryan
John BRADY, Philip Pathcnhcimcr, John T. Coyle
jeremiah Wa:lng, John Corners. Richard j. Donnely,
George Bsholf, Thomas Kenny, Edward Dillon,
Patrick CuiIan Patrick Casey and Peter J. Donnely.
Among those present were Alderman Clancy. Samuel
Foley. Ph:l hleran, Justice Go!dioglc Ms, Brady
OHcil, exAhscriblynmi Charles T.. B!akc: Mr.. ald
Mr., John ); Noyie Mr. and M,, Mrs. JYha kett. Mis-,
Mrs. owen sal!:an, III. ana Mr.; j. Kelley, Edward
Lynch, Miss Mccarty Mie Maly. J.; WaIly, Mrs.
Welly. William McAiann. .Ohn Cuiran. Thoma, Camp
bell Mr. and Mis-. jones O'Neil. Miss Cochran.
William 4. irny. Miss Donneily. John Lawton Miss
l. Doiichrey. BERNARD Martin. Marguerite McAiann
Mr.. Callahan, Thomas o flMpatTrich John Eooney'
Miss l. Walsh. Miss Lizzie Hickey. and Miss
Mamie Me ,DG Es Wnm nhr she5 t "aSS the
second BY John Trautwein and Miss Clymer.
1.--e -z1cond annual ball of the William j. Quitting
Club which was Ield at saefGerbund Hall on Wednes
day, was a decided success both from social and
financial point OF view. Dancing was kept up until
a late hour and nobody seemed anxious to leave the
cav scene within for the cold, gray streets without
Among those T1o danced were Captain Noonan. J.
Mallon Thomas OToole, Miss Adelaide Longmore.
John Boyce James Quinn. Miss VI. Cronin Henry
c Gaey N IT, GsS4fo +
ningham, Walter Began. Miss sarah Teers, II. NJ
ii. H. lIchdrickson.- Charles Cotton and Frank lla
enath. The recep on was In charge Of the following
Trcacy, Frank Clark William H. Medium, John Eox-
bury, John Meade. Alexander u. brpdic. Peter Men
John iIazlr,on william Macdonald, william Nolan.
Frederick having, l!ichard Thel and George Brelg
James Lowery. william Young; Richard H. Moore: viii
lam sm Scott o sh fFTs pa@
Carcn William Eangcr;i. Charles slsvin, Henry C.
Draper and Edward Walsh The Officers Of the asso
first vice president; John BOyce second vice president
May recording Ss JSan
secretary; Hugh Carey. 1r. treasurer: James Burns.
marshal
Tie same hall was filled with q talented assemblsge
comp Jsed principally OF amateur actors on Tuesday
night There nothing STACEY abont the way they
played their parts then, for they danced with easc
and hearty freedom. and the beauty OF many Of
the women would certainly make their fortunes
II they should adopt In real the profession al
which they play. Some of the merry makers were ::
r. F. Churbuck Miss sade Jackson, William
Csstel. Joseph Leonard AAs Lille Jackson. William