The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-01-25
THE 0's AND THE MACS.
Aftermath OF the Great Bail-Lookin
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The tyNeilIs are proud Of the fact that
while they had very large delegation
present at the McLaughIins' ball every
individual member appeared in tusl
dress suit, drove up to the ball in coaches,
and did the elegant in manner for which
they are famous.
The committee appointed to arrange for
the O'Neilis' ball on the evening OF March
II is ARRANGING for stage entertainment
In addition to other attractions. The
New York Calcium Light and Decorating
Company will decorate the ball room.
A large delegation of O'Neilis will at
tend the second ianual Invitation ball Of
THE Hnstlers't at Tammany Hail. New
York, on the evening OF February g. The
Thomas t. Kelly Associatioa's ball at
Woods Hall, Tuesday evening, January
q, win also be attended By d large deie-
cation.
J. M Donnelly, proprietor of the Col
1ege Point grove, where the O'Neills
speut last summers outing has written
the club informing the members that
dates for next summers outing are
now open.
Nat Fowler win appear on the avenue
today with n glossy silk beaver that will
no doubt attract the beauties OF the
avenue.
Frank P. Woodeock. the genial permit
clerk ef.the Street and Water Board is as
young US any member of the association.
Indeed some Uf his friends persist in call
inc hfm the little boy
Artist d. Desmond Feneli has just
completed splendid crayon portrait of
sheriff john J. McPhitlips. 1t is hand
somely framed, and will find conspicu-
ous place IN the art gallery of the associa-
ton.
Artist Fenell Is also at work upon
crayon portraits CT Ex-5heriff Davis, Com
stable John Masker, Constable Phillip
Martin ard George Garrettson.
The O'Neills purchased fifty tickets for
the drawing of the umbrella receiver IN
the interest of the ChiIdren's Home.
The BAH Committee has secured Hol-
denis orchestra to furnish music at the
ball on March II.
Mr.. Peter Moore, Of Lafayette, was
agreeabiy entertained by Jack Roberts
while on a recent trip to Trenton.
The Board OF Finance. headed by Pres
ident jain Edelstein. who is president
also OF the association, paid a visit to the
rooms after Monday nights adjournment
of the meeting OF that Board. They were
splendidly entertained.
A progressive euchre party Is the latest
on the tapis The entrance Zee is 81 and
the entry list is rapidly filing up. The
prizes Will be very handsome.
Secretary William Heller and Steward
Joe Buckridge often spend Saturday
afternoon at the London Theatre matinee
and are generally accompanied by Sena-
tor j.
George Garrettson and Daniel McAnal-
~ have put up an aesthetic sign over the
aoors of their places of business, opposite
the Freeholders' Office.
Treasurer Arthur OiBrien and Secre-
Hi .4sx <frfe s.
days to Investigate the circumstances In
connection with the family of the late
Edward Haines. The total assessments
SO far pAid In for the benefit of the de-
ceased members family foot up 1872, and
the thirty days have not YET expired.
A cray0n portrait OF Mike O'A9ara,
saved from the fire Of the old rooms, has
been presented the association by Mr..
Doyle.
Professor e. Curtis. we'll known
tumblerOnicon musician. is une of The
recent acquisitions to the membership
list Of the association.
Fifty new members will be proposed at
the next meeting The list of member
ship Is pushing close on to the limit pre-
scrlbed by the articles of incorporation.
The limit is less than five hundred.
A great many or Joe Quirk's friends
are wondering what munopolizes his
evening hours. And some of them are
| jealous, too. Joe.
r. H.sDuff aud William Tolson. the as
| sociation's Auditing Commute, have
been wrestling with the treasurer's and
financial secrefary's reports for the past
two weeks. They report that they found
the accounts kept In the best possible
manner.
There are few members of the associa-
ton who are better thought of than gen
ial George Garrison of the Hill. He pay s
h.. OR n frof nm "A
Where's Niff2
Jimmy KCoWleslis considered popular
juror on the Hill, and his popularity In
his line Is only exceeded by that of Harry
Heller among the girls.
A great many members have recently
formed fond knack Of visiting Dick Nc
Cabe's ''Boshay.n
Surrogate James O'Neil, George CARR
son and ex-Freebolder Tom McDonough
frequently visit Everard's baths in New
York. It's sort o. fad with them,
s'doncher knowF'
More than one member would like to
know what attracted Joe Buckridge and
George Garrison way up the Hackensack
plank road Friday, and il this was their
first VISIT in that section.
They say Harry Douglass had hard
week OF Ii.
Tony Nelson, the silent collector Of the
Associations funds. has been doing some
tall hustling recently. He Is considere.i
the best official collector the Association
ever had.
The bIeLaughiins.
Well. the McLaughlin's ball has come
and gone. Still it Is the main topic of
conversation at the club rooms. Success,
1t was without doubt, and in many ways,
too.
Now there was Billy Foley, for in
stance. Who for one moment imagined
he would ever look at q girl He had
been looked upon as an old bachelor, but
imagine the surprise OF the members
when they saw him in the grand march,
accom- panie6 by one of the pretEiest girls
at the bail. Is it true. Willie dears
! understand Andy Mcdonald is auxi-
Gus to interview me. and 1t is also said
Director Moran, Tommy Katteu and Jim
Waters are backing him up. It's all
right, Andy. { I'll call around some even-
ing next week and open up that bottle
with YOU.
Freebooter German and Commissioner
Feeney. who are called respectively the
Ward McAllister and Barry Wall of the
club, were Tin it" at the ball by a large
majority. Johnny was heard TO remark
once during the evening, Il wonder
when the poor man Diet
Hey, boys, what was the matter with
Mike Herrick and Pierce Fleming the
night after the ball. They appeared In
the rooms attired IN full dress suits.
On, Frank MeDermitt, what made you
do sof The idea of eating seven plates of
ice cream the night of the ball. aud then
claiming the championship. But the
M III ri haarar Euva he will on hin. ..