The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-14
TERFSICHORE'S Night.
Balls and Masquerades In
All Quarters--The Hen
nessey's Dance.

Cooper Hall was never more beautifully
decorated nor made gayer with mirth
and music than it was last evening. The
friends of Freeholder Michael Hennessy
turned out en- masse to dance inhis honor
in response to invitations sent out by the
social organization of which he is the
standard bearer. AS centre piece OF
the superb decorations of flags, bunting
and shields, a mammoth silyer-tinted
horseshoe swung from the centre of the
hall, and in the arch was suspended q
basket of fragrant and beautiful flowers.
Prof. Beggs' orchestra, stationed in the
gallery, played the most delightful dance
music.
Floor Manager William Maxwell, with
Mrs. Maxwell, led the grand march. His
assistants were Patrick Golden and John
Hayes, with their wives, as were also the
majority OF the following committee
men:-Floor ommittee-Thomas Burns.
James +. Larkins, Philip McGovern,
John Moran, Thomas Maxwell, Fred
Elyis, George Meyer and James Tumilty.
Reception Committee Cormac L.
Dolan, Bernard McGinness, Peter Golden.
John Hines, Patrick Smith, Edward
Maxwell and Patrick McGinness.
Mr.. Hennessy, the standard bearer, eS-
corted Miss Doyle.
Others in the throng were:-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Sprouts, Freeholder and
Mrs. Thomas Eagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bambury, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cronan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mcdonald, James
Tumulty, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kill
murry, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard McCabe,
Warden and Mrs. Robeft Ryan. and DR..
and Mrs. King, Of the Snake Hill Asylum;
Storekeeper Andrew J. Manning, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brady, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ oh M md T4h r1,.
coran, Mr.. John Hines, Miss Mamie
Kelly Mr.. Patrick McGinness, Miss M.
Keough, Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Harper,
Mr.. John B. Eagan, Miss A. GilhooI-
gan, Mr.. John Byrnes, Miss Emma
Riley, Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran,
Gilhooligan, Mr.. ohm McMnllin, Miss Miss NJ. NJ
Sinclair, Miss Dora Murphy, Mr. Frank
Sherry, Miss A. Keilt, Mr.. George Ger
raghry, Miss X. Fowler, ex-Freeholder
and Mrs. Maxwell, Mr.. William Smith,
Edward Tierney, Miss McCue, Miss Ella
Shea, Dr. and Mes. Nevin, MIR. and Mrs.
John McKeon, Mr.. John Byrnes, Miss
Mary Conklin, Detective Michael CLARK,
Mr.. James McGovern, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mccormack, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Whalen, Mr.. Peter Dolan, Miss &.
Shelly, Mr.. J. l.. Mandigo, Miss Kelly,
Chick McNally, Miss Gertrude Smith,
Mr.. Weir, Miss Fannie Pangborn.
Mr. Joseph Roche, Miss Victoria
Perris, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Oxley, Miss Kitty Dempsey, Mr.. Shomas
Dunn, Miss Mary Dempsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downs, Mr.. Bergen, Miss K. Hayes, Mr..
Frank Brady, Miss Brady, Miss McQuade,
Mr.. A E. Christie, Miss Kelly. Mr.. John
Clancy, Mr.. f.. Brady, Mr.. E. S. Sui
hvan, Miss Zennie Corb, Mr.. George
Heller, Miss Jennie Stag, Mr., and Mrs.
James IT. Johnston, Mr.. J. Williams,
Miss Mamie Kelly, Mr.. Martin Crawford,
Miss Ellie Flanagan.
Among the spectators in the gallery
were President Somers and his colleague,
Eddie Dugan, of the Street and Water
Board, and President John Feeney and
Commissioner Kelly, of the Polsce Board.