The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-17
BRILLIANT ONEILLS.
The Annual Ball at Woods
Hall a Splendid
Success.
IN A FLORAL BOWER
Prominent Persons Among the
Dancers-0ver Three Thou
sand Present.

The great ball OF the P. H. O'Neill As
ISOLATION came off last evening. 1t
was a brilliant affair. Everybody
remarked the perfection of the Ar
rangement Committees work. Tn
decorations consisted mainly of flowers.
and Florist John Reid excelled himself
in his efforts to transform the hall into a
bower OF beauty. The walls were covered
with palms. The pillars about the head
OF the stairway we're entwined with smi-
lax and roses. And a line OF palms and
Gala lilies hid the promenade orchestra
from the dancers at the stage end of the
hall. Crayon portraits of the individual
members Of the association adorned the
gallery Lodges. These were framed with
flowers aud %everareens. The main
orchestra was stationed in the gallery.
A BRIGHT E
Fully three Thousand people were
present when the grand march started.
This was led by Mr.. O'Neill, the standard
bearer, and his daughter. Miss Lizzetta
O'Neill, who wore ii becoming gown OF
PINK china silk and diamonds. Mrs.
O'Neill was also ia the grand march.
Treasurer William Heller remained in the
box office during the entire evening.
The committees were made up of almost
the entire membership of the association.
Space will not permit a list in full.
There were many beautiful AMI costly
gowns woru by the ladies' present.
Standard Bearer O'NeiIl was In a
happy mood as he surveyed the scene
from the gallery after the grand march
aud lis; ened To the universal expressions
of admiration concerning the details OF
the Arrangement Committees work.
fh.po ., Nc uuito Al n oIauntio frop1 Troutnu
present, headed by State Prison Keeper
James Z. Shea. p,
FACES IN H THRoNa.
In the great gathering were Police JUS
tice Robert Davis, President j. Somers,
OF the Street aud Water Board, with Mrs.
A.. Post, Assessment Commissioner and
Mrs, James Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mersheimer, MIR. aud Mrs, Harvey Marsh,
Mr.. aud Mrs. vii lam Winberry. Police
COMMISSIONS and Mrs. Kelly, Alderman.
and Mrs. Day, Assemblyman Humility.
George Brandt, Deputy Sheriff Joe
WheIan, Mr.. and MRS. Marty Collins,
MIR and Mrs. James Braden, Mr.. and
Mrs. James O'Mealiia. MIR. and Mrs.
Games s Brown M Mr. : John Me- McIntyrss,
Reardon, Miss O'Keefe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael OMara, Mr.. Henry McCartin.
w. j.. Brady, James Wheelthan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harrixan, John Harrigan,
Robert j. Murphy. James Creighton.
Miss Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Frank j. Nc
Kenna. Miss Geoghan. Charles Corrigan,
Miss Shannahan. John j. Ryan. Miss De
Long. Clarence Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Martin, E. j.. Lyons. Miss
MAY Manning. Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas
O'Neill. Mr.. and Mrs. James Palister,
John Noonan, Mr.. n Mrs. Ignatius P.
Noonan. Miss Sullivan, Miss K. Symes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McDonougn. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L.. Davis, H. J. Burns.
Miss Burns, Thomas Evers. Miss G. Nc
Donald. George Rehili, Miss Annie
Mr.. George Bellamy. Miss scalchi.
James Lubbert, Miss Barry,
Hudspeth, William Weed. Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Kane, Nj. n Mrs: Will
lam Goode, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kegei-
Mrs. Leonard H. Rich, Nicholas Healev
of Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Jrmes
Owens, Mr.. w. J. Moran. Mr..
b. L. Clark, Mr.. John r McCloskey,
Patrick McCloskey. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
RInaldo. Michael Hart, John Farrant,
Mrs. John j.. Duffey, Samuel Wolf. MIR.
f Buekeri Mss Miss Sin1 Bessie sfs Haiste sD.
Tax Commissioner John D. German. Miss
Montague, Miss LIVINGSTON. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Quinn. Mrs. M. Lowery. J. J;
Mrs. Charles Carroll, Mr.. and
Mrs. John DENIM. Wade H.
Gordy, Miss Mamie Conroy. cf Brooklyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Rowe, John
Carp, MIR. aud Mrs. Robert H. Boyd, Mr..
aud Mrs. Joseph Quirk, John Larkins, of
ley, Miss Clarke. Of Brooklyn, James
j. Costigan, William H. CosJig ~,
P. H. Doyle. James g. Shea, Miss Cor
man, B.. +. Bradford, Miss Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. c.. J. Stonebach. Theodore
Riley, G. J. Furey, Miss O'Brien. Joseph
Mrs. Harry Brunell, John c.
Walsh. MI. M Mrs. Godfrey.
Dilloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McNally,
Nissan. Judge and Mrs. Henry Puster,
fain L James, NJ. o' Bu 1uns' G Mr..
and Mrs. James Nugeut. James
E. Hsggerty, Miss Lizzie Conover, Viii.
\ dam Howes, Miss J. Riley, MI. and Mrs:
the Board Of Education, Thomas
Moran. Miss Sarah Burns. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Baumann, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. Budden, Mr.. u Mrs. Southland OF
Babylon, L. l.; Mr.. E. 2. Hamilton, Mrs.
n. 2. English, George Young, Miss L.
Moran, c.. O'Donnell, Miss Sylvia Tag
CART. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. O'Neill. Thomas
Rutledge. Miss Hannah, f. J. Perlowski,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. O'Neiil. Mr.. A. DATE. Miss
e. Daley, MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Carlock. Mr..
Harry Steadman. Miss Maude Dugan,
John H. Bonell, Miss Bonell. Miss K.
Langton. Miss Jennie kavanagh, Miss
Amelia Kearney, George Donald son, Miss
Bessie Hogan. Frank Ennis. Frank Casey
and thomas Cummings.