The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-28
DANCE OF COMPANY NJ.
Soldier and Sailor Boys and
Charming Girls in Hoboken
Quartet Club Hall.

one OF the finest military balls of the
season was that of Company M Hobo-
ken contingent of the Fourth Regiment),
neld last night at Quartette Club Hall,
Hopoken. 1t was a brilliant affair from
beginning to end, and the gay and hand
some soldier boys, with their pretty
girls, kept things lively until daylight.
ine hall was one mass of decorations.
rags, yields, streamers and grotesque
ngures covered the walls. while the name
OF the company in large letters of blaz-
ing gas was displayed over the platform,
upon which sat an orchestra of twelve
pieces. The soldiers We're all in full
dress uniform: the officers wore their
regalias n the delegation of naval re-
serves which was present were dressed
in sailor suits. while the visiting soldiers
from New York were also in soldier
clothes. The girls were attired in even
Ing costume, and with large punches of
flowers in their corsages were very pref
ty.
AS early as eight o'clock the crowd be-
gan to arrive. and at eleven O'clock.
when the grand march was led by Cap
tain and Floor Manager George Il. Sey-
mour, there We're fully two thousand
people present. When any delegation of
soldiers from a visiting company came
in, they We're met by the Exempt Fire
mems Drum and Fife Corps, and, with
around the hall. During the evening
captain Seymour and his li~eutenantS,
Skelly and Lehman, entertained the Of
ncers OF the regiment from Jersey City,
York.
Among the-many present were Captain
and Mrs. George F. Seymour, Lieuten-
ant John Skeily, Miss MAY Bray. Lieu
tenant. and Mrs. Al. Lehman, private
Ms Miss I Bsila w Meser. s asongs 1 + se9 Msysr.
IT,, Miss Fannie Grosch, John anning
Miss Katie Grosch, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
and Mrs. P pssrSeah' Ryan, ma'eF serE Esglstr51r g.
Kiely. Miss Jessie Smith, Sergeant and
MIS- MIS- q; Luqslg Sergeant w Schneider,
sister Sergeant A. Clayton, Miss Schwe-
liz, William Many, Miss Annie Evers.
Chris I. Lehmkuh1. Miss Emma Evers,
Mrs Henry J. Lohmann, Jr.. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Harry Barck, Lieutenant Fred
erIek stEe,iglsiter and Captain and Mrs.
Major James Cornell, John Farmer. Miss
Annie Fuchs. CORPORAL and Mrs. Reck-
Lehmkuhi, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Coppelmannl
aainsss, Miss III Aiies 1Holt M's John 90f Far H0P.
Katie Swan ntHif Harry Smith hrim MISS Mss 3
Fuchs, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McDemott.
Charles Hackendorf, Miss Nellie Dorf.
Mrs. Alvin Graff, Captains Henry Il.
H Hrlnks1hofs, 4 III L. AND Rae e ebri n; G $so5n :.
Pringle, Wallace N. Vreeland, b. F..
Moore, Jr., James H. O'Neill; Captain
Louis Wendell of First Battery, NV
York, with Privates Hogrewe and Baucr-
Company D. Twelfth Regiment, New
Corporal. Glow. The following delegation
3. Rloom. .TTBRe eoaore II + s seesTi nrap p.
". Jones, ". ] Dol, William Baxter.
Henry sfeffensi 3 Belten Edward Book
Philip Giles, F. w, Brett, Jr., D. KEEP
pier, John J. Jackson, Mrs. Katherine
Montgomery, James, A. Underhill. Miss
company in the, regiment.
The success of the affair is due largely
to the efforts Of the following
THOMAS F. Piunsets. Sshairmans'e Firas
Lieutenant John C. Skeliy, Second Lieu
tenant Alfred Lehman, Sergeant Arthur
", Clayton Jr. Corporal Fred J. Reek-
Farmer, Charles Coppelmann, Charles j.
Melchior,- August Barg.
Floor Manager, Captain George F. sey--
Lieutenant John G. Shelly, Second Lieu
tenant Alfred Lehman.
Floor Committee-Sergeant Albert Lud-
Dermott, VIM. O'Brien, Fred Kardel.
Geo. f. Seymour. Jr:; James Corbley.
James Mckenzie, Willard Humphrey,
rReception gommbttee-First sergean.
Barker, Priyates D. Long, Peter Minck,
ruth, VIM. Mueller, Charles Finger. Cor
nelius Baans, VIM. Peterson.