The Jersey City news., 1892-03-16
BAYONNH SOCIADLE.
Entertainment by the Pam
rapo Athletes--Other
Items.

The members of the Pamrapo Athletic
Club entertained their friends last even
ing with one of the series of enjoyable
social receptions and hops which they
give every winter season in their club
house. Messrs. Henry e. Burk, Frank
Langley and Alfred G. Fontana, received
the guests. Owing TO the Lenten season
many of those who usually participate in
the festivities were absent. Among those
present were:-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phil
lips. of Greenville; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q. Vogel,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Langley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Walborn. Mrs. John X. futile,
Mrs. J. Lente, the Misses Blanche Har-
ris, Grace Kelley. Blanche Abbott. H.
Taylor and G. Vreeland, and Messrs. Et-
zold johnson, William D. Salter, Charles
r. Vogel, Henry E. Fuller. Philip e. AL
laire. Arthur v. Mood, Henry P. Leon
ard and ]. McQuoid.
Local Politics.
The regular Fourth Ward Democratic
Club has elected the following officers:-
President, Wendell Carl; Vice President,
George Bull; Secretary. Thomas Doyle;
Treasurer. William Ryan; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Alexander Hartman. The organ
important meeting on Friday evening In
Reillv's Climb Rooms.
The William j. Denton Association, an
independent political organization num-
bering among its members large con-
tingent of young Democrats has been
orgsnized in the Secoud ward. The
officers are as follows:-James +. Gavi-
gan, President; Vice President. William
J. Denton, Recording Secretary, George
Mellendick; Financial Secretary, Joseph
McCurnin; Treasurer, John Shea.
The Board Of Councilmen appointed at
its session last evening the Inspectors of
Election.
Independence Fire Association of Ber-
gen Point has elscted Joseph B. Slaight
truetee. Charles f. Schraeder. Jr., has
been chosen janitor.
A petition from about five hundred
citizens and taxpayers asking for the es-
tablishment Of Il proper fire alarm system
in the city was presented to the Board OF
Councilmen last evening
John w. Howell has been elected as
Secretary Of Bayonne Hook and Ladder
Edward Gilbertson, of Columbia Hook
and Ladder Company No. 8. has applied
to the Board of Councilmen for his ex-
empt certificate.
Messrs. Albert Langley, Henry Wilson,
Jr.. Garret Cadmus, George Ruhle.
Herman Kern. Henry Young.
George Armstrong, Louis P. Hid
Robert j. b. Lutz and Frauk
Marsh have been elected members OF
Engine Company No. 5. The
Board of Councilmen has granted the
organizations petition to be assigned
No. 5.
Frank A. Wright has been elecJed q
member of Hope Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 2. The names Messrs. John l..
Wipdas and John G. Bouton have been
ordered placed on the City Collector OF
Revenues tax exemption list.
Protection En2ine Company No. has
petitioned the Board OF Councilmen for a
hose carriage and hose aud suitable quar-
ters.
OF four;vetoes sent into the Board oi
Councilmen by Mayor Farr last evenino
two dwelt with fire department matters
One was of resolution to have Hope
Hook and Ladder Company's old truck
altered to a hose carriage. The other was
to have fagpole erected on West
Twenty-second street in front of the
house OF Americus Engine Company No.
8. Both resolutions failed to specify the
cost. The vetoes were sustained.