The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-02
Hudson Democratic Society
Gives the New Supreme
Court Judge a Re-
ception.
GOVERNOR AND EX-GOYERNORS ASSIST
Representatives of All Political
Parties Shake Hands With
the Upholders of a
Pure Ballot.

The Hudson Democratic Society gave
reception in honor of Judge Lppincott
last evening at its clubhouse on Van
Worst square. The building was taste.
fully decorated for the occasion wita
bunting and flowers. The parlors were
draped with silk flags and tall palms
marked the corners of the rooms. Smilax
was entwined about the chandeliers ana
rare cut flowers, which filed the rooms
with their rich perfume. were banked
against the mirrors. The main hall and
tractive manner.
The guest of the evening stood at the
head of the parlor, with Governor Werts
at his right hand and ex-Governors BedIe
and Albeit on his left The affair was q
non partisan one, and citizens of all
shades of political faith grasped the hand
of the new Judge and told him how
gratihed they were at his deserved pro-
motion. Judge Werts also received much
praise for his share in elevatinG Judge
Lippincott to the Supreme Court bench.
Ex-Governor Albeit received much at-
tentiop, and was congratulated upon his
appointment to keep Judge LppincotE
company.
THE HAND SHAKING.
From eight O'Clock until half-past ten
O'Clock Judge Lippincott remained in the
main parlor and greeted guests with q
cordial handshake and pleasant smile.
Politicians dubbed together, discussed
Juage Lippincott's integrity aud
incidentally the prospects of the party in
the coming spring campaign. AT eleven
o'clock Steward Lee announced that his
share of the entertainment was ready. and
the party repaired TO the dining Foon.
IN THE DINING ROOM.
Toasts to the healths of the guests OF
the evening and continuance in their
respective positions were drunk, and it
was past midnight when the principal
guest thanked his friends Tor the pleasant
entertainment accorded him and
took his departure. Much of The
success of the reception was due
to the Committee of Arrangements
which consisted of DR.. Edge, Dr.. l.. ].
Gordon, General Heppenheimer, b. @,
Carter, Charles C. Black and John Nc
Master. The Reception Committee, con-
sistine of Charles c. Black, Chairman;
Ex-Governor Bedle, Ex-Governor Abbett.
E. F. c. Young, T. C. Woibert, n. W.
Condict, Thomas Kinds, John w. Man.
gels and William Rogeucamp, attended
to the wants of the guests.
WHO WERE THERE.
Among those who congratulated Judge
LiDpincott were: General Heppenhefmess
Mayor P. r. WanseF, judge Jonathan
Dixon. ex-Judge endrickson, Chancellor
McGiIl, ex-Judge Blair, Sheriff Stanton.
Assemblyman Max SaIinger, 81. @.
Niese, Hudson Clark, Frank Stevens,
os5o ss@e' oronss an5DSkm0rson' s. vi MacEss. Ess.
P Campbell. Judge Hoffman. w. e.
Skinner, Judge Abel 1. Smith, William
4. Hoffman, Joseph Aronson. c. II. Voor-
hees, General Albeit. NJ. Dunn. Clarence
Linn, John Fischer, De Witt
oan oo1n.e1r 8uskFE, William 1 KIatk f. PaSps. GPs.
ham Van Keureu. Charles Carrick.
Leon Abbott, jr.. Lewis Dinkle. James J.
LilIis, James H. O'Neill, William Fl.
Speer, jr., Finance Com missioner George
r. Hillier, John w. Heck, ex-Jailor Chas.
Birdsall, Commissioner Utz, Presidents
Edelstein, Commissioner Alva A. Bedell,
Commissioner Charles Allen, James J.
Erwin, Warren Dixon, ex-Judge Garrick,
w. S. Sweeney, Superintendent Snyder,
Jacob A. Wortendyke, James B.
Yredsnburgh, ex-Judge Garretson,
Randolph Fs w parmly, oa H. G.,fi T. Nusens
Assemblyman ]. Herbert Potts, Henry.
| Condict, William R. Barricklo. P. H. Nu-
gent, S. H. Thompson, c. S. Furst, John,
j. Ryan, Isaac Romaine, Joseph
A. Dear, j. H. CubberlV. Johu.
S. Queen, R. j. Wortendyke.
Thomas A. Egan. Max 7. Rosenberg.
j. Dayton, E. w. Harrison, ex-Assemb6Ss
man George A. Heaney, President John
P. Feeney, William A Lewis, Edward
Russ, General Heppenheimer, George
Sheriff.. John J. Voorhees,, Frank l.
CLARK, VIM. Hogencamp, Myles McCartins
James Hall, f. g. Woibert. Colonel Asa
Dickinson, Judges Puster and Kenny,
Ex-Mayor Collins. Robert Elliott. Wiz
liam c. Fiske. Edward Kelly, Edward
Du0an, E. G.. Jackson. James y. Con.
molly, William Carrick, H. G, McCartin,
Andrew j. Post, James G. Hasking, Il.
L. Rabe, j. d. Bonham.