The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-29

AMERICA TN ALLEG0RY
Entertainment For the Ben
eft Of the Hoboken
Teachers Associ-
alton.
PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT.
Teachers and Pupils Who partici-
pated in the Several Tableaux
--The Boys Brigade.
PROMINENT PEOPLE PRESENT.


last evening. In the vast asssmblags
thst witnessed the presentation by the
school children there were REPRESENTED
the elite of Hoboken. The place was
crowded beyond its capacity, indicating
that the Teachers Mutual Aid AssocIa>
ton, for whose benefit the ~aliegory was
given. will have its treasury agreeably
fsttened when the accounting comes.
Professor J. NJ. Hagar, under wnose in-
struction the attraction was presented.
had drilled the participants in ataorouxn
manner. There were no perceptible
f1aws throughout the performances. La
the boxes and occupying the best OF seat,
in the theatre were seen these Hoboken
people. all patrons of ths affair."
THE PATRONS.
Lawrence Pagan, Mayor; Edward Russ.
President Board of Education; Henry Hess,
John Reid, Abraham Sanford. Chris Guth John
Charles Hicks. Alfred Lehman. Henry Martini,
Board of Education; Mrs. NJ. B. Stevens, Col.
E. A: Stevens, Mrs: G. B, Alexander, Mr..
Rev. and Mrs. H. Beatty, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Baldwin
Mr.. A. W. Bruggemann, Mr.: and Mrs. N.
Crusius. Mr.. and Mrs. James Curran. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Chabert, DIR. and Mrs. B. Clausen. Dr..
aud Mrs. c. d. Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. X.
Cannon. Mr.. aud Mrs. II. ?. Campbell, Mr.. and
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Daily, Mr.. Charles ".
Darcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Erleukotter, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Et-
Mrs. William Fisher. Rev. and Mrs. j. Finch,
DR.. Francis q. Grew. DR.. aud Mrs. r. W. Gelbach,
Rev. and Mrs. q. G. Houghton, Mr.. 6. Hirscn
berg, Mrs. Henry Hess. Colonel and Mrs. B. +.
Hart, Judge F. McDonough, Mr. aad Mrs. F. G..
Gimpler, Mr.. Thomas F. Hatfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hraba, Judge A. + Hoffman. Mr.. aud
Hexamsr. Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Julien,
Rev. and Mrs. Jenyey. Dr.. Hans
+. Kunz, Rev, II. Karascn. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
W. Kuper, MIR. and Mrs. Wm.. Keutfel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Lehman, DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Loewsn-
a. Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mattlage, Mr..
aud Mrs. Mathey. Pres. and Mrs. Henry Nor
ton, Prof. and Mrs; Mayer, Mrs; 1. Pagan.
Henry Mehl, Prof. and Mrs. MacCord. DR.. and
Mrs. II. F. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Picken-
bach, Judge +. Paxton and wife, DR.. and Mrs.
William Plumer, Mr.: and Mrs. Pustkucheu
ana Mrs, H B. Rue, Mrs; John Reid,
Richter. Rev. and Mrs. Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shippen. Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. E.. Steadman,
DR.. and Mrs. c. /. Simon, DR.. D.. c.. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Sierck. Rev. A. c. ~ychseu,
| Mr.: and Mrs. VIM. Ulz, Rsv. e. NJ. Weoer, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Wafellaer, DR.. and Mrs. c. ].
| Kiel. IT,
The allegory ia altogether too familiar
TO admit Of any descrip ion here.
Suffice 1t to say that the professor
presented 1t on q scale every whit az
elaborate as in other cities. The satisfac-
ton of the audience was frequently ds>
monstrated by loud and continued
plauaits. The tableaux were really artis-
tic and inspiring. They were as fol-
lows:-
THE ABLEAU
PART l..
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ping the rising sun. Personated by
Mr.. VIM. q, Brennan....... ..Soothsayer
Miss Carrie Indian Princess
Miss Miss 6srs P MaSss.r. ""PrIncess' Attendants
Mr.. Jesse Matteson. Indian Warrior
Assisted by young ladies and gentlemen Of
High School aud Grammar Departments.
Second Tableau-Landing of Columbus. Per-
sonated by
Mr.. J. Kelly Columbus
the Pilgrims and the Indian Groups.
Third demonstrating OF the Pilgrims.
Sidoine s. Jordan, Sara Winter,
George Tompkins, Lizzie Mills,
Nat Hicks. Minnie Raabe,
Edward Brown, Jennie kahlr,
John Lycett, Julia Wolf,
L. F.. Talbot, Grace Herbert,
w, J. Young, Mrs. J. A. Whitney
Dick Barnette, Mrs. J. L. button,
Frank Magee, Nellie Glover,
A, Van Woert, + Sailors. BERTHE Hatfield,
w. Buck, Agnes Fonda,
w. hermann Lulu MacDougal.
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