The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-18

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and after Rotations by Miss Carolyn
Paddock and Mr.. John Of the Nahant
Club, and songs by Mr.. George Gatmer,
Nj. Smith. IN behalf Of the Lincoln
Club, presented Miss Cornelia Bradford,
Head Worker of Whittier House, and DR..
coin Club. with large bouquets Of roses;
Miss Bradford said she had not intended
making a speech, but must say something
in thanks for the flowers. She ieeis that
the club has an suspicious beginning in
the fact that they combine in their name
and birthday the n who might. pc con-
sidered the patron saint of AMERICA, Lin
coin and the saint of Ireland, ST. Patrick;
With such a combination Miss Brad1ord
| thinks the club should grow in strength
and power and she hopes IN FIVE Of ten
on Jersey City. She congratulated the club
| on Their efficient President, DR.. Florence
De Hart. and advised them never 10 let
DR.. De Hart in response said that she
had advised the club to have a literary
| meeting and show their friends what they
out the Club had sad the girls would not
come unless there was to be a dance. Sne
said the eas Ginb S w9uIa Prse and 4 = ne a vs ear
when she hopes all present would have an
| opportunity of admiring. their efficiency
A beautiful rep ss a was serve snt eT linz
ment closed with an old fashioned virginia
Reel. -.
A neumber of guests were present beth Tsa
officers of the Nahant Club cf brooklyn
represented hat club The members of
the Lincoln. Club are:-Msssr5 henry
| Louis Meyer. Albert Tiplady. r E2rmsf
G. Rode. G. Gatmer. J, Smith, l.. HAITI
| son, F. Olsen. T. Jones, II. esnrispher, II.
Goss and Fl. Joyce.
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Tfe cullen Association Celebrates
The Andrew J.. Cullen Association of
Hoboken. named in honor of Freeh9lder
Cullen. celebrated 81. Patrlck's Day by
holding its annual ball last night al ODD
Fellows Hall. 1t was the associations
thirteenth appearance before the public,
and last n ght's affair was the browning
one of all. The guests came early ana
stayed late and enjoyed themselves TO
their hearts content.
The affair was under the management
of an excellent committee of arrange
ments, which was composed cf:-WILam
Dehmcke Chairman; Martin II. CooIahan,
Charles Pels;, Charles kortlang ano JS sle
7. q. Kortlang, Vice-President; Jers
| O'Connor, financial Secretary Marin l.
! Coolahan. Recording Secretary; Thomas
| Guisto. Treasurer: NJ. 'OBr-en. Sergeant
alarms.
Others who helped to make the affair a
SUCCESS s. Rxsn were agsigfsnt Mf FiooT Manage anger,
Charles issn j. G. KortIang: Floor Committee
Henry Cook. 4 N ard copnel yo,; 5enn Bar nafl.
T Thhlllp r Eanf Hairy, PatricE Rutladge'
Thomas Fields. R. Phugh, Timotny gu
len. John R. McCulloch. John 3 AeKef'
John Burke: Reception comnil SeolaSa .
Charles Pels. Thomas, Guisto, WIlllatn 7.
Won Ojen. Henry Spohr. Frank ITadg; j.
OConnor. N. OrDay, harry Wl siSaa.
Richard Carr, Patrick Golden SphoA
Zerwes, M. O'Brien.
Ball of the County Cayan Association
In Opera Hall, in Gregory street. lass
night the first annual ball OF the county
Cavan B. & s. Association was held; ihs
hal was deliberately decorated. the mem
bers of the association were in full uni
form and they saw to it that the guests
who packed the ballroom TO oyerf1eWsns
had a good time. The grand march was
led by Floor Manager Phillip A. Darcy
and Miss Katie Hetherington. FoiioW-
ing him were James j. Tumulty, Ms
assistant, n Miss Mamie Reilly. The
directors were:-Thomas Burk, PhliR
Tumulty, Francis Y Donnelly, LANES
C~rosson. The committees in charge
werelThomas Reilly, Thomas Graham
John McMorrows Michel Braqy5 os and
Nfchael Barry. John Dolan, Owen q
non, Michael Meehan, Bernard Reilly
and Patrick Meehan, rrangemen we com.
P j. McNulty, Thomas B. Masterson
P. j. Donohue with Miss LIZZIE Cusick
from County Cayan Assoc,atlon o. s; Nen
Michae, Cullen. B. 3. ~shanahan join
Larkins, NJ. o'Connell, Thomas o,Grady
Carney, P. Fitzpatrick, Francis j. Don
nelly, Phil. Turnulty, Joseph Crosson
Miss Kate Kelly. Peter J. Nj
and Mrs. Thomas Graharn John tIyhn
Miss Della Gately and j. OBrien.
Oratory. Music and Dancing.
Under the auspices of the various di
visions of the Ancient Order of Alber
Mans of America of this u n an en-
tertainment was given in ST. Lucy's Han
Grove and Sixteenth streets, last night
Michael B. Holmes presided. He spoke o.
the origin, rise. progress and success o.
the order. An interesting lecture was De
livered by the Rev Father John Sono 6n1
S.. J., vice-President of St. Peters 90.
lege. He gave a sketch of st Patrlck
life from his birth to his death. me hev
Father Ter Woert, pastor o. u J snnir
of the unsuccessful opposition OF. the =
P. A. to Catholics. He nkened them .
farmers planting Win UIlprOuuCtltc IL
suits. The beneficial i~nfiuence of faith ant
PRAYER was spoken of by the Rev. .Fathel
Connolly of the Sacred Heart Society.
An entertainment in which MISS katn
rim D. Griffin, Master quinn OF Hoboken
Holm D.. Lyons of New York, Thona.
Dunn of Hoboken, Miss Clara Quirk O
this city. G. L. True of Newark and vii
liam Qrirk of this city, took part, wa
Dancing followed. Michael z: Holmes
was Floor Director, JohnJ. Walsh. Fioo:
Manager. and William J. Moran and JOIN
] Ferris, Assistants. The Committee o
Arrangements consisted OF JAS. Ferris
William A.. Vaughan, James Murrer
Patrick Moran, John Flynn, John Darby
lanes Brennan, Irving Golden, JONI
WHITE. Patrick Buckley, Thomas Car
roll, Matthew Dunn, James Econ an
John Quinn.
Catholic Yourg Wen Entertain.
The popular melodrama, entitled
strife" was presented again last nigh
by the Catholic Young Mems Literar.
Association of the Church of st. Paul 0
the Cross. Messrs. Charles J. Muller
Edward Blank. Michael Deran, Georg
Grier. Henry Stosser, William Kuntz
John Golden, John Cabin and Peter ]
Foley. excellent work in their respecsiy
parts. Miss Mary Cassidy. Miss Nelli
bavies and Miss Mamie Brown sustaine,
their roles admirably. The Stage Mana
ger was Sol G.. Smith, and his assistan
was s. P. Meehan. T. J. Foley wa