The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-07
BAY0NNE FEASTS.

In Brady's Hall, Bergen Point, last evening
the members Of Company B, Hibernian Rifles,
held last evening their annual ball. The hall
was handsomely decorated with American flags
and streamers, the music was delightful and the
crowd a jolly gathering. Constable John j.
Heating and Miss Mary Cady led the grand
from Company A. Hibernian Rifles, of Jersey
City; the Emmett Rifles and the Parnell Guards,
of Elizabeth; Company A, Irish Volunteers,
of Bayonne, and Division No. /, A. O. H, of
Eiizabethport. Messrs. John j. Heating, Garry
Burke and Nicholas Driscoll were the floor man
ayers. The other committees we're as foilows:-
Floor. John Sweeney, John Mccarthy, Patrick
O'Donnell and Patrick Masterson. Arrange
ments, John Masterson, Patrick Dillon, Thomas
Donnilan, Patrick Dalton, William Luttrell,
Stephen Hennessey and Thomas Kernen.
The Foresters of this city held a huge ~jollifca-
ton last evening in st. Thomas Hall on West
Thirtieth street. The occasion was the public
installation Of officers of Court Winfield No.T5Si,
A. o. T. of A., and the fifth anniversary enter
tainment and hop of the organization. .The
installation ceremony took place during an
intermission in the dancing. Grand Secretary
Frank a. La Pointe Of Jersey City offici-
ated as Deputy High Chief Ranger. Pest Chief
Ranger Frederick Bersey, OF Court Pride Of
Bayonne No. Z, 1854, A. O.. It. ct A., acted as the
herald. There were present delegations from
Concordia, No. s,0ss. ali Of Bayonne; Court
Hoboken, and Court Carteret, Of Carteret. The
floor Msm. manager Iszsrus was ,. .5Osn T 7. Dempsey.
Messrs. Andrew r Donnell, Charles McQuillan,
John II. Donohue, Mark Robinson, William
J. Dollard. John J, Reilly, john Ahearn, James
Hickey. Andrew I. Gill. john strauth, William
]. O'Brien. Thomas T., Whalen, George Bull
aud Patrick Smith were the Reception Commit
tee. There was vocal music, recitations and a
collation..
Last evening the members of Bayonne City
Lodge No. 8. A. O. u. w, entertained their
friends in Hendrickson's Assembly Rooms with
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hop. Previous to gathering in Hendrickson's
Hall the lodge had an installation OF its new
officers in Odd Fellows Hall atsCentreville .
Bloomfield Gardner. editor of the Bayonn e
for the festivities. Among the que It's
was a delegation from Port Richmond,
| Lodge, No. $50, Of Port Richmond, Staten Island.
| During the entert ainment the Pamrapo Man
dolin and Banjo Q uartette favored with numer
GUS selections, MIR. Cha rles F. Padgett sang
The Fishermansa nd His Childn and 1.-THE Old
cited 'sThe Ship on Fire" san 6 several ballads,
acted as accompanies for several instru-
mentaiists and favored with several
piano solos; ex.school Trustes Hugh Il.
A. Ingraham, Of Jersey City. delivered an adj
dress upon the order; Masters William Alpers.
of Bergen Point, and Nicholas Jantzen, OF
Greenyille, and Prof. George Stanton rendered
several solos upon the violin, and Dr.. William G.
Alpers told stories. The collation. took place in
the upper hall. Messrs. Bloomfield Gardner,
| William Holiday and Richard W. Warren were
the ee Of Arrangements.
Bayonne Hook ard Ladder Company, No i,
has elected Messrs. Isaac Hasbrouck and Joseph
Kelly as active plembers.
| William Burrows of West Eighth street, Is
visiting his old home in England. He will re
turn early in February.
city Engineer Emmett Smith g confined to
his home with an attack of lumbago.
In the Trinity Episcopal Church at Berger
Point a special choral service will be held to
morrow evening.