The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-02
THE BOsTON's DANCE.

Highly Successful Entertainment Given
by MIR. MetzIer's Employees.
Too much cannot be said in praise OF
the committee who managed the third
annual reception of the Boston Employees
Association, given at Woods Hall We'd
nesday evening. 1t was the prettiest and
most successful affairs given at this hall
during the season, and reflected an i'm
mense amount of credit upon the firm.
The beautifully decorated hall swarmed
with pretty women in pretty costumes
and g~allants in full dress. The galleries
were crowded with spectators, and many
who gazed down upon the scene pro-
nounced the grand march the prettiest
they had ever seen.
1t was ledby Floor Director Jos. Duane
with the Boston's aceor; plished u
pretty cashier, Miss Jessie Stanton,
Mayor Cleveland was also in the grand
march with Mss +. Mason. Others IN
the march and among the spectators
were: Assistant Floor Directors X.
Petit. with Miss A. Campbell; I. Wolf,
Miss K. Fox; =. Stellman, with
Miss Carrie Hintz; ]. Hayes,
with Miss X. Whelau. OF the
Reception Committe Chairman John
c. Walsh was with Mrs. Walsh, j. Hirsh
with Mrs. Hirsh. j. Ogelvie with Mrs.
Ogelvie, Miss Coleman with Mr.. Dives.
Miss E. Mason with Chairman OF the
Committee of Arrangements Joseph
Bernstein, Miss NJ. Keeshen with Mr.. +
Langleld, Mr. Z. keenan, with Miss G.
McCabe and Mr.. A. Holheld.
Others present and in the march were
NJ. +. Hausser. Miss Annie Kyle, Mr.. aud
Mrs. C. Dechert, Miss Mary Steinhauser,
Mr.. Edward Kelly, Miss J. Farrell. Mr..
J. Faherty, Miss Nettie Lewis, MIR. o.. T.
Prior, Miss A. Homan, Mr.. j. O'Connor,
Mr.. Andrew White. Miss Tessie Grady,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, Justice of the
Peace Lockwood. Mr.. q. w
G GIts. Mss Mss D. Lu beireii' ME- Mr.. ha !.
E. Cooley, Mr.. S. q. Hunt, Miss L.
Nodwell. Mr.. b. L. Scott. Miss Katie
Rafter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Witt, Mr..
George Waterbury, Mr.. Joseph Hayes,
Miss Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Var
Loo. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Dyne. Mr.. and
han. Miss Aggie Thorne, Mr.. William
Norris, Miss OFT, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ramsey, Mr.. Toby Levin,
Miss Ida Levin, Mrs. J. Levin, Walter ;.
Rosenthal. son OF Mayor Rosenthal of
Grand Rapids, Michigan; Master A. and
Mr.. J. +. Sullivan OF New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Vessels, Mr.. Joseph Hayes,
Miss Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall,
DIR. Joseph Doyle, Counsellor McCailin,
Mr.. Frank Coghill, Mr.. j.. Wenner, Mr..
H. Black, Miss S. Kingman. Mr..
Fred Landfear. Miss K~eershen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Frank, Mr.. VIII
liam Dynes, Miss Lille Farley. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Henry, NJ. J. Fay, Miss X.
Fender, Mr.. H. j. Burns, Mr.. Walberg,
Miss Reardon, Mr.. John J Bechtold, Mr..
]. Hoffman, Mr.. AL Metzler, MIR. Hen
messy. Miss Walker, Mr.. G. w. Berry,
Miss Eek, Mr.. II. Clark. Mr.. A Howard,
Miss Dondero, Mr.. Williams, Miss Jones.
Mr.. Downes, Miss Nichols, Mr.. r. f. Cor
coran, Miss Rafter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mandigo, Mr.. Michael Fay. Mrs. Wester-
welt. Mrs. O'Neill, Mr.. Charles Allen, Mr..
Rodier and Mr.. John j. Ryan.
The illness of Proprietor Metzler pre-
vented his attendance. An elaborate sup
per was served at an adjoining hotel. at
which o number OF congratulatory
speeches we're made. Mr.. S. A. Marvin
and j.. w. Van Dine assisted Mr.. Bern
stein in making the arrangeme nts.