The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06
CATHOLIC NEWS.
New Constitution and By
Laws of St. Bridgets
Lyceum.
CATHOLIC CLUB ANNIVERSARY.
st. Lucy's Second Entertainment
Roll of Honor of st. JOseph's
School.
CATHOLIC CLUB ANNIVERSARY

The social event of Importance in Catholic
circles next week will be the celebration of
the first anniversary of the Catholic Club,
which will occur Thursday evening. The
occasion will be made memorable by an en-
tertainment of song and story, the programme
to be interpreted by talent of the first class.
The club house from top to bottom will be
artistically decorated, and neat souvenirs OF
the occasion will be procured. The number
of tickets for the entertainment is limited
to the capacity of the hail, so that those
who propose attending had better secure
their tickets at once. The entertainment
will begin at half past eight o'clock.
The programme will be interpreted by the
following ladies and gentlemen:
Miss Carlotta Maconda, soprano; Miss
Kathryn Hart, alto; Mr.. J. II. Mckinley,
tenor; Mr.. J. Rennie, bass; Miss Kathryn
Ashhurst, -aceenpanist Miss MaryT. Carney,
elocutionist; Mr.. Edward OCallaghan, plan
ist; Mr.. J. Burdett, humorist: Catholic Club
Orchestra.
The programme will be as follows:-
Opening verture............C.C Orchestra
Humorous selections. j: Burdett
Bolero; Mr.. j. H.. Mckinley: .pessauer
Miss Mary T Carney.
Thou Brilliant Bird-"PerIe du Bresil" David
Miss Carlotta Maconda.
Song Of the Page-"Huguenots 49,. MeYerbeer
Miss Kathryn Hart.
r0'0nAe- Mr. M EDWARD o'Caiiagnan. -'
Quartette from Rigoletto, Miss Carlotta Ma
conda, Miss Kathryn Hart. Mr.. j. H Nc
Kinley and Mr.. J. Rennie.
Butterfly. Mr.. j. a. McKiuley .............Rie
Ny Angel, Mr.; J. H. Mckinley Rololi
iHs Mss Mary 7. Carney.
Nymphs and Fauns-Waltz.... ....... Bemberg
Miss Cariotta Maconda.
Finale. Z. OrcneSlra
ST. BRIDGET's LyCEUM
Second only to the Catholic Club is st.
Budgets Lyceum. This association is one
of the most progressive in Jersey City. Its
beautiful club house on Montgomery street
is a model of neatness and completeness, and
is a credit to the parish. As successful as
has been the Lyceum in the past, the future
promises much more, especially as the mem
bers have adopted a new plan of government
which is bound to bear good fruit. The
change in the constitution is this:-The
government of the affairs of the association
has been placed in the hands of an Executive
Board, consisting of five members. This
board has full power to conduct the affairs OF
the association as it sees fit. Father Clancy
is chairman of this board, and his confreres
are Edward Delaney, James 2. Hall, james
Hyland and j. J.. Keilt. There are two sub
committees, House and Entertainment, the
chairman of these being a member of the Ex-
ecutive Board. Edward Delaney is chair
man of the House Committee. His assistants
are Philip A. McGovern, William Gallagher,
Thomas Degnan and John Oxley. The En-
tertainment Committee is headed by j.. Hy-
land. his assistants being james Crosby and
Michael Nolan. The meetings of
the association viii be held once a month.
On the second Wednesday evening of each
month there will be a ladies' night, and on
the fourth Wednesday evening a lecture by
some priest other than those attached to the
parish. The members are enthusiastic over
the new management, and as the members
of the Executive Board are hustlers, and
have a good guide in Father Clancy, good
results will ensle.