The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-29
THE wAvERlY DRAMATIC CLUB.
Their Entertainment Last III { . Great
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success.
The Waverly Dramatic Club last
night presented the comedy OF 1.-THE Ad-
miral," and The Imaginable farce "A
Thanksgiving Tur key" The company
was assisted by Miss Lizzie Evans, a
popular coincidence. who. besides ap>
DeaIing 10 her char Mug monoloz ne. "A
Night Of Suspense alao took one OF the
principal characters in "A Thanksgiving
Turkey" Too much praise canuot be
showered upon Mr.. Frcnk A. Dale, who
took the part OF Ad mirai Kingston. In
1.-THE Admiral" aud Mr.. V. P. Tom
minis ~sustaiued his reputation as Lieu
tenant Kingston. Mrs. Frank A. Dale
as Mrs. Pontifex was truly great. and
shared the hOnors with Miss Hanpah
Tommins agresably unprecedented Short,
and Mr., j. Llovd Morgsn's name was
Dennis, yet ne played the part to per.
lection.
Incidental 10 the comedy was 9 vocal
duet by MIR. Frank A. Dale and Mr.. ".
+. Tommins, aud still another equally
as charming by Miss Hannah Cahlll aud
Little Farm we Keep
Miss Lizzie Evans. q portion of the
Valentine talent, who appeared In a
mouolovue entitled "A Night OF Sus-
pense," was simply out OF sight. Before
the laughabie farce of "a Thanksgiving
Turkey" was IN hounced. MIR. Emil Miller
gave several enjoyable banjo 10 MS,
and Prof. Ackernauu gave one Of the
sweetest of mia famous tu~mbleronicon
solos. In "A Thanksgiving Turkey" Mr..
N. j.. Tommins as a country lawyer,
came TO the front, aud he was
admirably sustained by Mr.. j.
Lloyd Morgan. another lawyer
OF the same stamp. Naturally Miss
Lizzie Evans carried off the houors, but
botn Mrs. Frank A, Dale as Mrs. Thurly
and Miss Mary Tommins as Bridget
were merrily welcomed by the audience.
Mr.. george Buckens as Bonser, q clerk to
Thnrly, was by 20 means slow. The other
members OF tina cast. Mr.. John Nolan,
Mr.. Charles Rauh, Mr.. George Gore, and
Mr.. George Ram. all clevsrly performed
their parts, aud assisted the others In
adding to the brilliant laurels already
won by the Wavsrlys.
A dance followed the entertainment.
and 1t was here that the ability OF the
Reception Committee came into play
As Chairman of the Reception Committee
Richard J. Lynch sxhinitei the same
clever talent that characteristics that
His eoufreres. Messrs. Y. Cagney, NJ.
McGovern, George Buckens. john
Nolan. George Gore. George
Rauh, James D.. McHale,
Irwin Bassford, and William Ratigau
admirably sustained their chairman in
making everybody present feel royalty
welcomed. Among those who danced
were:-Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Dale, MIR.
aud Mrs. V. P. Tommins. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Copiu, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Member. Mr..
aud Mrs. r. l. Lynch. Miss LYNCH, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubener. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Lynch. Mr., and Mrs. A.. KIM. y. L..
O'Conneli, Miss NJ. O'Connell, Messrs.
I. J.. Cagney, Mr.. McGovern, j. Barsford,
William BrattIgan. Floor Manager H..
". Lenmoruke, Miss Malley, Charles
Rauh. Mr.. aud Mrs. George Rauh.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j.. D. McHale.
A. w. Newkirk. a.. Sullivan.
J.. Roth, A. Groth. Messrs. Harvey,
Murphy. Sullivan. n. Carroll, f. Zsfglsr,
Joseph Boyle. Miss Boyle, joseph Kuru,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Siebsrt. Lew. Bunce,
Miss 8. Dale, President john j. WALSH
OF st. Joseph's Lyceum, and MIR. James
&. Mannion.
The Fremont Club was represented
by G. E.. Siebert, Samuel Knapp, William
Killough. Alex. Johnson, Henry Kaiser
aud Robsrt NJ. Henry. st. Michael's
Catholic Lyceum. OF West Hovoken,
marched in q body forty strong. aud Our
Uuion. che Municipal Club, Palisade
Democratic Club aud the 81. Paul of the
Cross Young Mems Catholic Literary AS
ISOLATION were all represented.