The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-07
LAST NIGHTS BALLS.
REPOSITORIES Attractions Dance the
Discomforts of the Storm
Away.

AlmOSG every HAIL III tuo cry was oSSu-
pied by merry dancers last night. AT
Kessler's, Pohlmann's, Woods and the
Avenue House, young and old made
merry in the dance, and altogether it was
a very lively night.
Notwithstanding the storm. the tenth
7I29, A. o. f. of A.. at Woods Hall. was
largely attended, and in every particular
was a success, Tn ballroom was hand
sonely decorated with flags, our national
colcrs predonlinatlng, and numerous elk
| heads aud other insignia of the Forestic
order. Prof. Beggs' orchestra fur
nished excellent music for dane
ing. The committees were efh-
| Client, and courtsously attended to
the comfort or all. The floor was
under the direction of Mr.. Thomas Whe-
Ian, who with Mrs. Whelan led
the grand march. The others III charge
Were:-D.t S. German, Floor Manager;
Assistant, John J. Carroll; Floor Com
mittee. d. Lewis, J. J. German. Al.
O'Melia, w. +. +. Morris, M. j. Fox. q.
W. Dexter. 4. Muir, L. Ramsay, j. Di:-
lon and E. Kelly; Reception COMMITTEES.
John K. Kiernap, Chairman; j. Corbliss,
+. Coyle, p. Mcclure, NJ. Berry. j.
Casey, M. Brady, j.. Goodwin. W. Rey-
nolds. f. McShay, ]. Carroll, f. Gaffney
aud h. Herman.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bedell, Mr.. u Mrs. Ctamer, Mr..
Charles Mills, Michael Fox, james Burns
anu sister, Dennis German, MI. and Mrs.
| Thomas Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. McAnerny,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Burns, MI. and Mrs.
Offermire, Mir. n Mrs. Prosecute, q
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall.
The Committee of Arrangements
were:-Thomas E. Whalen, cnairmau;
Benjamin Beecher, Secretary john j.
Golden, Treasurer MarGln Lang, John
Carroll and Jonn kiernan.
HUDSON TURN VEREIN.
At KeSsler's Hall, the annual masque-
rade ball of the popular Hudson City
in every particular. Outside of the hall
was a big transparency. which threw a
food of light on tile masQueraders as tney
came up tue II AT ten O'Clock the
| hall was crowded with masQ ueraders in
every conceivable costume.
Shortly before eleven O'Clock, Prof.
| Louis Eckert's orchestra played the open
ing march. 1t was led by Floor
Manager George J. Spinner
and Miss Louise Weiss. Then
followed The members Of the Verein with
| their wives and sweethearts. All OF the
Turner's wore handsome masquerade cos
umes. Prominent in the march were:-
AlOGfG 1llQ duO MISS D6ELud DOCh3 Ca
President August Bodler and Mrs. Bod
Ter, Henry Weiss and Miss Carrie Lutz,
| MI. aud Mrs. Robert Forsche, MIR. and
| Mrs. +. Schwind, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sacher,
w, M, Schau and MISS M. Wins, Il.
| Friedrich aud Miss Simms.
After the march, dancing was enjoyed
| until midnight When supper was served.
| After supper, dancing was resumed and
the crowd did not thin out until almost
daybreak. Delegations from the Union
Hill aud Hoboken Turn Vereins attended
| the bail.
HUDSON LODGES BALL.
AT Pohlmann's Hall there was another
gay and merry throng. 1t was the occa-
sion of the third annual ball of Hudson
Lodge, No. 1,50S, K. and L. of Fl. The
hall was crowned with masqueraders.
The opening mach was led by Floor
| Manager Thomas H. Carroll and Miss
Marie Goddard. In the large throng that
followed were:-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lockheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Muller. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Muller,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Fehrens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Locknejmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith.
floor arrangements:-Misses Mary E..
Huber, Annie Schroeder and Alxina
Buyer.
The following are the officers of Hudson
Lodge:-Thomas II. Carroll, Protector;
Henry A. Muller, Past Protector; Eva
Michel, Vice Protector; Mary E. Huber,
CHAPLAIN; Annie Schroeder, Guide; Hugh
L. Miller. Recording Secretary: Frank j.
Lockheimer. Financial Secretary; Henry
Fehrens, treasurer; Mary j. Conway,
Guardian; George Muller. Sentinel.
TAGERTY ASSOCIATION BALL.
At the Avenue House the second an
nual ball of the William A. Eagerly AS
ISOLATION was held. About fifty young
couples attended. The opening march
was led by Floor Manager E. j. Doyle
and Miss K. Mulhearp.
OVER IN HoBOKEN.
The masquerade bail of Lady Lincoln
Lodge, No. 702. K. aud L.. of H.. took
place last night at Odd Fellows Hall,
Hoboken, and proved highly enjoyable,
The hall was tastefully decorated, anu
the os5ume were brilliant. Prof.
Kreutz furnished the music. Charles
Herman was floor manager and Louis
you Aim assistant floor manager. The Re-
ception Committee consisted of Ida Ben
ming. johanna Meyer. Maria Voss,
Emile Rilk aud Elise Thute. The Floor
Committee consisted of August Rilk,
Henry Tietgen, George Thule and H.
Schnackenberg. The Arrangements
Committee consisted of Dora EndeI,
Maria Voss, Ida Benning. Johanna
Meyer and Fredrika Thielert.