The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-30
HOBOKEN POLICE DANCE.
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Oddfellows' Hall, Hoboken, was crowd
ed last evening upon the occasion of the
nnual ball of the Hoboken Police Nut
ual Aid Association. The members of
Hoboken's force were out in large num-
bers with their wives and s~weethearts,
and few of the blue coats left before
"Home, Sweet Home by the band, an,
nounced the close of the bali. The feature
of the ball was the work of the Decora-,
ton Committee. In the lower end of
the hall was a large illuminated sign
bearing the name of the organization,
and flags were placed wherever posi-
BILE. The most novel feature of the
decoration was the canary birds which
We're suspended in pretty brass cages at
intervals of every few feet. There were
in all fifty birds, and that they, too,
were happy was evident by the steady
tain, at which the dancers moistened
their handkerchiefs, was also a feature.
The opening march was led by Chief
and Mrs. Donovan, and was participated
in by over two hundred couples. The
supper march was led by Sergeant and
Mrs. Flattery. Among those present
were:-Mayor Lawrence Pagan, Recorder
McDonough. City Physician Simon,
Weinthal, Capelli, Sturken, Fenton, Fire
Commissioners Bender, Kulper, O'Don-
nell, Lally and Hauser, School Trustees
Russ, Cannon, Hess, Lehman, McHale,
ex.Mayor Grassman, ex-Assemblyman
Erlenkoetter, Librarian Hatfield, City
Clerk McDermott, Police Commissioners
flaming and Hayes, Sergeants Rathjen,
Flattery, Marnell, Goode, Jacobus and
Stanton, Roundsmen Kilduff, Cross and
Hammond, Freebooter Cullen, Assembly
master Curran, Captain of Com
pany K, Fourth Regiment; Henry
Lohmanns members Of. the Lii
Otto Lehman. Adolph Laundering, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCurdy, Counsellor Harry Wills,
Mr.; and Mrs. Kip and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Picatto, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel McGuiness, Mrs. William Mad
den, James H.. O'Brien and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. David Hearn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronze. c.. Hahn, Miss L. Settenreich,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bird, Harry Harrison, Miss Nellie
M smss RI mn Elaherty M; Jr' Miss dis Daisy Carr,
and Mrs. John Gordon, Captain and Mrs.
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wickoff, Judge
Wickoff, Philip Nathan, Miss Daisy Carr,
John McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Leahy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Detters,
Editor Michael McCabe Of the Haver-
o. F.; Mrs. Dixon, Miss Brown, Mrs.
Bahen, Mrs. Eibell, Miss Fallon, Mr..
Griffin and Miss Kent. Jersey City's
Bennitt, Bettiger, Milburn, Keilt, Dough-
erty, Sergeant n Mrs. Duffy of the
First precinct, Jersey City. Following
are the officers and committees, to whom
the success of the reception is due
James Kerrigan, President; Daniel Gut
nan, Vice President; Julius Nelson, Treas
urer; Bernhard Tietjen, Financial Sec
rotary; Charles Ford, Corresponding Sec
rotary. Trustees, John Flaherty. Michael
Walsh, Louis Weinthal.
The Floor Director was Chas A. Dono-
Flaherty as assistants. The Reception
Committee Chairman were Capt. P.
Hayes and Capt. ]. Tanning. The Com
mittee Of Arrangements consisted of Owen
Harrison, L. Weinthal, VIM. Wallace
and VIM. Eckhardt.