The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-30
BALL OF THE SEASON.
Great Preparations for the
Davis Associations Dance
Tonight.

The annual bali OF the Robert Davis
association takes place in Woods han
tonight. 1t will doubtless be the greatest
social-political gathering of the year
Even the few men who imagined they
could manage certain parts of tie po-
llticai work of the county better than
the standard bearer of the association,
nave announced their intention OF being
on nand tonight to make the ball a sue
cess. Not only is every Democratic pol
lticlan in the county expected to be pres
ent. but many out of town visitors are
expected. Treasurer William Heller says
he will be disappointed if there are not
seven hundred people present. One theus-
ana tickets have been sold already and
there is a demand for more.
As usual. the arrangements have been
supervised by the untiring Mr.. Heller.
He has never made a failure of anything
he has undertaken in this line. n this
ball. he thinks, will be more successful
than all previous efforts.
Democrats are mot in it, politically
just now. but there is apparently money
to burn in the Democratic ranks.
The decorations viii be elaborate. The
ball has been cleaned and renovated, ana
WINS nave OSSA neatly uIleQ uD LOT the
use of the ladies. The dance music will
be furnished by a band of fifty pieces.
Promenade music may be furnished by a
Hungarian band.
One section of the balcony has been re-
served for a delegation of Tanamany
Hall chiefs. There will be a delegation
from Newark, and at the proper time,
when the guests who favor dancing are
enjoying themselves. the Shrierralty nom
nation will be discussed without the
knoWledge or consent Of Treasurer Will
lam Heller and a few others who think
they would be able to lead the party to
this Fall. The grand march viii be one
eSAsup wGin seslns. of i Police Ta {. o 8 l Smith 6y
following him will be his assistant floor
managers. It is expected that there viii
Leader Smith has been practising some
difficult ,evolutions. and he expects, unless
Serious breaks occur, to form the letters
"R. d. A." with the marchers.
The floor COMMITTEES consists of one hun
dred gentlemen, and they have been in
wall flowers. The reception COMMITTEES
numbers one hundred and the members
will attend to the wants Of the guests
The @officers and committees in charge
a iam Il. 81 kha Maskf fIrst pr sieaenrssiS Mill.
| Robert f. Norton, second vice-president;
William Cunningham, third vicespresi-
A. Quirk. recording. secretary; Arthur
J. .o'Brien, financial secretary; Daniel
Smith, corresponding secretary; Patrick
Fallon. sergeant-at-arms; Thomas Nell
SON, collector.
FIoor a ps9 GShrMjgtepher T. Smith;
Kelly, George H. Donaldson, II. p. We
in, Daniel Smith, Louis Meyers, II,
E.. Haggerty, James H. Nugent.
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f Rraasn' James Games r. B assaltKs. K. 4 aan Bsde II,
A. M. Bruggemann. J.. H. Brensinger,
James { G. 9 Glsarksai T ia J. Sa 4rioR !; E.
John j. Gone. p. ). Condor. Thlorsniasss
Doyle, S. NJ. Egan, John Edglstein, Geo.
b non FIeldssr. Lewis Fischer James Len 4
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q Meara. Hy o'Roqrke, James Il.
Henry Pnster. H. 6 Peckham. n. [.
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2. Gorman, III Hantemann John p.
Moran, James McGrath. Henry McCar-
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Joseph 7. KKslly, .ob H; Martinsz. F. Mql-
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Laid, John e. Nugent, Thomas Nelson,
C. C. Hendricks, James j. Kelly, Thos.
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Ryan, James G. Shea. c. j. Somers.
VIM. A. Tolsop, J.. ~Perlmutter. B. Me-
Ginniss, A. j. Boyle. James Ellington.
James Coleman, J, Birmingham. Daniel
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