The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-01-16

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The banner was very beautiful and
it is unnecessary TO say that the
picture of the ex-Assemblyman did
not tend TO lessen it's beauty. The
galleries that run around three sides
of the ballroom, were well filled all night,
indeed it seemed that more desired to sit
there and contemplate the ~everchanging
kaleidoscope than to enjoy the merry
dance.
Below the ball room Building Inspector
Clarke in q box was busy accepting
tickets and exchanging elegant pro-
grammes with a picture of the ex-Assessor
on it, and four very large and healthy
looking policemen watched him vigilantly
when not otherwise employed in Dick
Harmon's p~artitioned-off space.
Dick had the bar, and it was supplied
with twenty-five kegs of lager, several
baskets of wine, and the Lord and Dick
Harmon only know how much whiSkey
and soft stuff" The last named article
can be used at some other ball. Dick had
two liquid refreshment counters, and
they extended the entire length of the
hall.
SOME WHO WERE THERE.
The lance was joy to many and to Jack
O'Keefe in particular.
Oh, how Jack did enjoy the fun. So
did the others. Among them were Sher-
i'll Davis, Assembiymen Mnllone and
Murphy, James Hunt and Mrs. Hunt,
Collector O'Neil and Mrs. O'Neil and
daughter, ex-postmaster j. +. Kelly and
Mrs. Kelly, Abram Post, Mrs. Post and
Miss Lillian Post. Commissioner SOM
mers and Mrs. Sommers, Michael Doyle
and Mrs. Doyle, ex-Freeholder McDon.
ough and Mrs. McDonough, Edward
Haines and Mrs, Haines, Henry Douglas
and Mrs. Douglas, Poormaster Hewitt
he was unofficially there-and the Misses
Hewitt, C. McNally n Miss McNally,
James Connolly and Mrs. Connolly, Har-
vey Marsh with Miss Lizzie De-
laney, Mr.. and Mrs. William Win
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter DAILY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| O,Melia, Police Commissioner Feeney,
John Noonan, John Boyd, Reading Clerk
Thomas +. Noonan, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. FAY.
james E. Vpsburgh, Patrick Condor,
Edward Douglass, Miss Warnecke, Miss
Alice Marin, Miss F. Powell, Mr.. Charles
Reed and Miss Fannie Sutherland ,Theo-
dore Conklin, Miss Joyce, DIR. G. j.
Hornuug. W. N. Baron, HI. d. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Killmurray, George
w. Shaw, Alderman Bennett, Of Brook
lyn; Assemblyman Kenney, of New
Fork; Joseph Hennessey, Owen Freihnrg
with Miss Bessie Symes, Colonel P. T..
w HuStE. L OItCC oO1S lCGat fVliiaUcu. 0eD-
uty Sheriff Whelan and Miss Maggie
Gerrity, Miss Gerlie, Mrs. Stromeyer, Mr..
| and Mrs. George Crawford, MIR. and Mrs.
Michael F. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrsi
Joseph FREUD. Clarence Edwards, Free
holder Hennessy, Michael Day, James
Tumnlty, Peter Madden, James Hennes-
| sew, Fire Commissioner Brown, Father
Bill Thompson, Water Register Haley.
Director-at-Large Bruggemann and Mrs,
Bruggemann, Con Rooney, +. C. VOL
| bert, General John Ramsey, John Muir
ply and Mrs. Murphy, Prof. Lindsey,
ex-Judge McGrath, Oscar Fackert, Al
dermanR NJ. cegn snedE Pics Dick Carries
f Hsnry MRS pay saea10k' po Ghsssfy s@e smishti
Michael Reardon, Detective Dalton,
Freebooter John German, A. sOppenhei.
NEE, Miss Alice Coffery. Albery Lem
beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marty Collins, Miss Kittie Newman,
Miss Mamie Kelly, the Misses Mamie and
Annie Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Craw-
| ford, Miss Mamie Lyons, e~x-Freeholder
| Smith, the poet; Miss Gertie Smith, Miss
Buckley, Miss Lizzie Jacob, A. O'Brien,
with Miss johnson, A. Ross, G. zanes,
| H. Wolf, q. Princeton, Nathan r. Fow-
Ter, John O'Neil. Miss Cecilia Murphy,
| Mr.. John Ross and Miss Budden. Miss
Susie Douglas, Miss Marie Douglas, Pc
lice Surgeon NeVins and Miss Nevins,
Miss Bauehle, Counsellor Norman j..
Rowe, Enoch Rickerish and Miss Demer-
est, w. w. Farrier, Horace H. Farrier,
Miles McCarfia, t.. L. Herrick, Clay Til.
den, James Clarke. Mrs. Clarke, and the
Misses Breese and Bennett.
THE GRAND MARCH.
1t was eleven O'Clock when the grand
march began. 1t was led by Thomas
Quirk and Miss Julia Hagen, with Col
| lector O'Neil and his wife second. About
| eighty couples were in line and all looked
charming. Nearly all the gentlemen were
in full dress and the toilets of the ladies
were very attractive. Dancingsand feast
ing continued until q very late hour, and
the bali was pronounced, when all went
home, as one of the most enjoyable Of the
season.
The officers of the association ares
James C. Clarke, president; William Di-
mond, LIST vice president; 2. H. DAILY, I'd
vice president; George Garretson, Sd vice
president; William Heller, treasurer
Joseph A. Quirk, recording secretary; A.
J. O'Brien, financial SECRETARY; j. RI.
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