The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-05
C0YLHS' GREAT DANCE
Beautiful Decorations and a
Crowd Of Notables
orable Hoboken
Event.

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The ball of the NJ. ]. coyle Association
at Odd Fellows Hall, last night, re-
minded many of those who attended of
the Davis ball last Thursday night, mas
much as there We're present nearly the
same army of notables.
The affair was very successful in every
way and nothing whatever occurred to
mar the pleasures OF the night. The hall
was magnff1eently decorated from ceiling
TO hoor with flags of all nations, glitter
ing shields, coats of armor and fine
yelling, while suspended from the CALLER
les We're crayop portraits of President
Cleveland, Vice President Stevenson.
Congressman Fielder, Michael j. coyle,
ex-Mayor Ellis of Hoboken, the late
Governor Albeit. Ex-Governor Werts and
Allan L. McDermott. The costumes worn
by the ladies were very handsome and
We're prettily Offset by the background of
blue and white bunting which adorned
the walls.
Dancing did not begin until ten o'clock
ana as there We're twenty-eight dances
70 go through, with an intermission of
hait an hour for supper. it was daylight
peIore the affair was over. During the
Hrst part OF the evening the crowd was
so great that the dancers were continually
p upon each others feet. The
iatter half was more pleasant, however,
as a large number went home during the
lntermission, but yet when the last dance
was played the hall was still well filed.
Inc ball opened with a grand entree
led by Assemblyman and President of
the Association, William Parslow and
Mrs. Michael j. Coyle. In the march
there We're over two hundred couples.
Among the man present were the happy
standard bearer, Michael J.. himself. ex-
Mayor August .Grassmann, Assistant
Water Registrar and Mrs. Patrick RYAN.
Assessor and Mrs. VIM. Dollard. Chief
of Police and Mrs. Charles A. Donovan.
Councilmen Henry Thinker. Henry Sny-
der, Anthony CapelH, Henry Sturcken,
James Fox, Michael j. Murray, Henry
Offermanl and Joseph Weinthal; city
Clerk and Mrs. Martin McDermott,
Coroner and Mrs. A. j. volk, MIR. and
Librarian Thomas Hatfield, Water Re
GGqpErIpsoration Attorney James i. Minturn,
Mr.. and Mrs: John Giehl, Rudolph Wen
k4ar: Mis- Mis- Annie Grlnith. s stratton,
man. Miss Clara Hamilton, John Me
Bagln' se Mi5I A Agass ks IL Ms Miss AGNES
- Ahs 1NfA0C - bic anu MIS-. E6nTV
Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Lehman, Patrick
HAYES. IL Miss Annie Rooney. John
and Mrs AlI Fen Safaa beRfd ibsrf Rs aunaann,
Mss Mise NJ PaulSon,. Ernest s5aedisr. Mis-.
the Board Of Freeholders John Boyd,
Freeholders Frank McNally, John Keat-
ing. Andrew Cullen. Assistant Surrogate
Feeneyy, Detective Maurice Stack. Mr..
and Mrs. George pettes, Mrs. Lizzie
W Rlhnfsn MSS Mr- B ard N Riech srane, +. Henry ory
nan, Miss BENNETT, w. Driscoll, Miss K.
Gerhardt, and delegations from the fol-
J. osToole, Michael Laiiy, Jr.. Dennis
Mclaughlin, and Robert Davis Associa-
t ten z,.t 3. nI ?; Q: Elks; Ninth Assembly
Society and Independent Democratic
v Tbs had spi sssrgs Ct i rs shs c sl4sis s sna sRgSs
lam N. Parslew, president; Michael j..
MMur ssgsnn first seooy ysIce,p,resident; August
G. Shelly, third vice-president; Henry F.
QuidoTe, treasurer; Harry I. BarcK,' Jr.,
corresponding secretary; Thos. S. Field.
Jr. financial secretary; Patrick Hughes,
ard.
Boyle. Fred Frsderisk s sseiIgsasere Charles 4 <.
Standard b bea TsTasi @sos NJ j ha coyle.
assistant aisg ntnd aooT directors, Edward Fan,
Floor commlttee7-John Haggerty. Ed
var yard P 5hSn a,S Gharlss =; Mason. Thomas
ards. frank Kruse. fhonla a4a McA neer-
Bernard Hagen, George Ross, Jr., Martin
l SMp1}lIana1R; ,,S Wllllam M T. Leuper, Henry
bert, Shairman; Hon; William +. Ellis 5IIis