The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-10
EVENT OF THE SEASON
Catholic Club Gives a Brilliant
Dance Last Evening
Society Present.

The third anniversary of the Catholic
Gu was celebrated in a royal manner last
night. The clubhouse was decorated from
top to bottom with pants and lowers
Of every description. The staircases We're
entwined with smilax and the chandeliers
were almost hidden from view by the
same plants. Never were the decorations
at any of the clubs receptions SO elaborate
and never did the member and their
guests have a more enjoyable time.
On the top floor. in which is the gym
nasium. the lovers of dancing held sway.
In the parlors there was a promenade and
concert. This was also a favorite resort
Of tn e dancers. who becoming overheated by
their exertions. would steal into the par
lors and promenade to the sweet strains
of music furnished by an Austro-Hungar-
ian band. under the leadership of Edwin
Meyer.
While dancing was in progress an en-
tertainment was being provided in the par
lors, in which the Temple Male Quartette
of New York. took a prominent part. The
members of the ouartette are well known
in Jersey City. They are c. e. Pollard.
Edward 6. Boys. C. S. Morgan and II. N.
was as follows
MdACii, 1AlAi6 SOllSls 0Odod. -
Overture, Hungarian Lustspiel," Kelar
Song. ..Annie Laurie" Temple Quar-
Selection, Carmen. Bizst;
Bass Solo, Song Of the Turnkey" Mr..
Selection, Rob Roy. De Rowan.
Medley. IRISH Songs Temple Quar-
Intermezzo sRusticana.n Mascagni.
Ballet Music. Malta" Delbes.
Tenor solo. ASHORE Mr.. Edward G..
March. Hungarian Nazzi.
Selection, Robin Hood" De Rowan.
Song. eNellie Gray" Temple Quar-
Promenade. "Senorita,o Jaxone.
Gavotte, brownies" Tobani.
Baritone solo. 'The G~oodwins." Mr.. G.
Intermezzo ,"Ban Room whispers
o1artette, sBlue Eyes, Temple Quar-
March, yale" Van Baar.
In point of numbers the anniversary
celebration was net the success antici-
pated. Last years reception was at
tended by nearly one thousand people,
and last night there were perhaps about
four hundred people present. This pre-
vented crushing and there was plenty OF
room for dancing and the young people
WHY ldPPy. II SatACA lAA5 ~
haps the most exclusive one ever held in
the clubhouse. The dresses of the ladies
were magnificent, and the gentlemen in
their evening dress suits looked well IN
deed.
From nine o'clock in the evening until
early this morning the festivities con-
tinIued and when the time for deparsnrae
congratulations upon the committee which
had made such complete and successful
arrangements.
Ap,nnr fhcca nrocant uyara--Mr and
Mrs. James Owens, Miss OFT, Miss E.
B~rautigan. p. T. Bolton, Miss K. Heizen-
a James Waldron, James Wavelet
mott. F. Cahlll. Miss Flora Cahill. n. L.
Paladeau, Edward Doyle. James Burns
and sister. Fred George Farrell, Richard
W VFa ! i Dr. +. Kt M.ns MRS. ' Thomp-
son. George Irving and Miss H. Irving,
P. A. Brock; Miss A. Becker G A. Stone
K Ram; R Mafs r.. M Eaf aand Mrs. c 81 j siens Smiths Mtfs
Miss Nellie Riordan, E. J. Riordan. Mr..
W. Datz, H. Fernier, Miss A. Jor-
a saa Ms Mss Jeh Hl0lss M Msoasy, F. +:
Riordan, James c. Minihan. Miss Clara
Wanner, Miss Minihan, Mr., and Mrs;
Keefe, John Mahan and sister, Miss
Agnes Mahan. j. p. Waldron. Miss Mag
gie Sweeney Of Brooklyn, P Bolton and
Connolly, Captain and Mrs. John F.
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Quinn,
William Rooney, Miss Addie Hogan. Ed
ward Hogan, Peter Brock, Miss Becker,
Counsellor John Griffin, Joseph Farmer.
Miss A. O'Nein, Charles Hornung, Miss
Lizzie Doyle, Charles Farrelly of New
York, j. c. Bigalke, D. Teatan, A. Rice,
F. Riordan, Joseph O'Connell. Q. Prior,
DR.. F. A. Kopetschny. W. f.. Tennard
and sister, James F. Mearey and sister,
Miss Sarah Neary, Robert Corcoran, Mr..
and Mrs. I. O'Brien, Miss Mary Camp
bell. Miss Clara Wenner, William M.
O~bergfell, w. Fl. Rooney, G.. M. Vasall.
Miss L.. O'Brien, William Dunard and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. William Farrell,
Miss Mamie Wallo Of Paterson, Frank
Kipp. Miss Agnes Kipp, J.. Mahan. ID.
A. Cahill, J. Pagan, J. L. Murphy, Miss
49, nI:za-Adarr I II Mr. qn6 MISS