The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
GO. AS ANNIVERSARY.
The Popular Organization cele-
brates It's twenty eighth
Birthday-The Guests.

Twenty-eight years 6 yesterday, Lin
coin Guard, Company A,the N COM
mand of the Fourth Regiment, was or
ganized and last night the members
celebrated the event with a full dress
reception at Hasbrouck Hall. The re-
ception was attended by all the leading
lights in the Regiment The hall, shanks
to the efforts of First Sergeant William
Maxon, Chairman of the Entertainment
/ Committee was a place of beauty. The
Star Spangled Banner, draped artisti-
cally, was in every prominent place. On
the stage stacked guns with the regu-
lation helmets on the tips of the bayou
cts, together with the regimental badge
which swung from a silver 1856 1884, y
gave the hall a decidedly military ap-
pearance, to say nothing of the brilliant
gold laced uniforms OF the Colonies,
Majors, Captains and Lieutenants, and
the bright buttons of the Privates. The
beauty of the scene was frightened by
the handsome costumes Of the ladies.
Crahmers Orchestra which was hidden
behind a bank of exotic plants, furnished
the music.
on one end of the stage was the
handsomely framed steel portrait of
pany by Mr.. George w. Young, and on
the other the faithful crayon portrait
of Captain Bumsted, which is familiar
to everyone who has visited Company
AS "A SAOSh oAASA
long after midnight the gaiety continued.
The following officers composed the Re-
ception Committee
Captain j. Howard Bumsted, Jr., First
Lieutenant John G. Westervelt, Second
Lieutenant Harry H. Bowly, First Ser
geant William Maxon, Sergeant T. Ber-
ger GaddiS, Sergeant Harry A. Rink,
Sergeant E. Harrison Randolph, Ser
geant Samuel Drayton, Corporal Walter
S. Kline, Corporal Thomas H. Gardner,
Corporal Stephen H. Cornell, Corporal
William H. Stegman and Corporal Ed
win C. futile.
The committee performed its work well
as was evinced frequently during the
evening. Captain Bums ste. was the lion
showered upon him for the high standard
of proficiency and for the popularity
which, owing to his untiring zeal, the
company now enjoys.
Among the guests were:-Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Mason, Captain and
Mrs. and Miss Marie Gerardin, Major
gmlasi ca 9pt' eap aad a Mri, Mrs II: G c6ariea
II. Springsted, Captain and Mrs, Thomas
3. o,Neil. Captain and Mrs. Derrom,
Captain and Mrs. Arthur pl L; steele; Cap
Lieutenant and Mrs. II, Bowley, Lieu
tenant and Mrs, Mortimer Gleason, Lieu
and Mrs. isaac Puilen, Sergeant Major
and Mrs. William Clements, Commissary
Sergeant Arthur Scott. Privates Nicho-
las GosdeTt, N%anthaniel sanborn, Harry
Mellor, J.. g.. Fisher, Ignatius Judge,
Edward Maxon. Messrs. William g.
Riggins William 81 Riggin, Miss 3; Lind
Hobbs, Walter Mussehl, Mr.. G. H. Smell
lie and Miss Gramoe, Corporal A. Rein
hard, A. Van Horn, G. Martin, William
6; Rq 9 ro11,li Ihoma 3 f. and An Miss Gow mlll-
william Smith, ]. NJ. Muller, A. Eyre, T.
E. Longfield, Louis F. Jackson. Minnie
E. Duncan, W. 2. and q. Post, Frank +.
Ackermann, Miss Westield. Charles E.
Biauvelt, Miss Barckhauser, Sergeant
Langdon, Frank +. Heard, Miss Cert
ehsTlas' 5 $. M Ma SRsTsne Mi Snsle Bllssn.
Frank Hurley and Miss Rossell, Arthur
M. Duhme, c. l.. Mccain and Miss
Hurley, Mt. I IT; r; s aSg m,s and co Miss
q. Perea and Miss shoppe. G. 3. Mathis
and Miss Baricklo, Lambert Hughes and
Miss Florence Staple, Emma siedler,
Miss Hermann. Joseph Soldier, Frank
B. Nichols; Charles D. Nichols, Carrie
Nichols. George r.. BENJAMIN and Miss
harrington, b (: Eoansberry and nd Miss
J. Rochner, F.. Vernon and Miss ]. c.
Alexander. Sergeant and Mrs; Samuel
Draya9n, Miss , J: 4; Gifford, Harry r.
Harry and Addie Blohm, William Percy
Mason and Miss Anna Williams, Private
Charles .. Mills and wife, B. Mills, Geo.
c.. Fountain, J. A. Roe, G.. H. Burger,
and Jessie G. Burger, William
II. Brown and Miss Alice Moore,
Edward a.. schnlt and Miss l.. Mace,
DR.. Edward H. webb and Miss Jordan,
Dr.. v. d. Mitchell and Miss Trainor.
Sergeant George &. Fry and Miss Muir
Miss Eta Anness, Mr.. w. Webster, Cor
poral and Mrs. W. H. Stegman, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. a.. Humphrey, Lieutenant n
Mrs. G. Fred Long. Miss Lizzie Glenn
B.. bxfofA Miss Tenney. F. E. Older,
Miss .. Older, Alexander Arbuckle n
Miss A~rbuckle. H. g. Bunnell and Miss
Josie Lowell, T. BurAlle and Miss Eliza
beth Beers, Charles Carroll and Miss