The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-26
REGISTERS TWENTY-FIVE YEARsoLD
The old Organizations Enjoys Fbanks
giving Day.

The Rooster Guard, an organlzAtlo1
co;nposed of forty old time residents OF
the Hudson City section celebrated It's
9th anniversary yesterday. The members
paraded the principal streetsscf Inc
Heights. In the afternoon they shot Tor
prizes. and in the evening they hela q
reception in Pohlmann's Hall.
The officers of the association are
August Humid, President; VIM. H. Vosei,
yice-President: VIM. 7. Hadden, Secre-
tary: Alfred Feiszt. Treasurer; Herman
Brachel, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jonn =.
Koch. Captain; Joseph Sketchley, Llea=
tenant.
These gentlemen were in charge:-Floor
Director. Herman G. Lampe; Floor Man
ager, Edward F. Meyer; Assistants, fred
]. Mersheimer, VIM. H. Vogel, Jr, Henry
Merger. Julius J. Koch, Geo. Schaufen-
berg. John Vreeland; Arrangement Com
mittee. Wm. H. Voget, Chairman; Wm. y.
Cross, Herman Brachei, Al1req felS1r'
Hadden: Reception Committee, George Ell
wood. Jacob Heddrick, George MelHkeAs
Henry Steuler, Claus Willms. john Tniele,
rv Shat Morris Lyons, VI. q. Kastenhu-
Der, F.. J. Mittricker henry, MlHgAieT
Jesse Sketchley, e. M G~uaragha, w. n.
Mutscher, VIM MeacalI. W paaar b H,,her
CnIlS. fOEGi, =
Conrad Hoffman.
Wasbfngton Camps Recaptiea.
! The entertainment and reception OF
washington Camps, Nos. "a. As and %, +.
q s. of A.. was held Wednesday evening
in Phillips Hall, Bergen avenue n Mont
gomery street. The decorations of the
hall. combined with the pretty dresses
worn by the young ladies, presented a
handsome spectacle. An excellent pre-
gramme was rendered. Miss Florie Pat
terson recited we'll, William Camps, edi-
tor of .sParlor and Lodge" Who is well
known as an amateur actor, entertained
the audience with funny stories, The re-
mainder of the programme was as fol-
lows::-
Duet. 1.-TWO Cousins by Miss J, Fell
and Mrs. Vim. Burhams; recitation, Miss
Florie Patterson; tenor solos, l.. II.
Holmes, 3. C. Favorite; popular songs,
Miss Annie Kenny; recitation, IN MISS w Anal II
AThe Black Diamond william Camp, in
Producing comic ongs ana sana assn o :
In the wind-up everything dances, 3ouave
* supper and dance followed the enter
stainment.
Odd Fellows Dance.
Alpine Lodge, No. PA, I. o. O. F., held
its annual ball in Pohlmann's Hall. on
Wednesday night. A supper was served
at midnight, after which Noble Grand
Lane made an eloquent address, congrat-
ulatfng the lodge upon its success. The
committees in charge of the affair were:
Floor Manager, ]. J. Brinkerhoff; Assist
ant Floor Manager, Conrad Weineck;
Floor Committee, Andrew Anderson,
Charles Hoops, Andrew Jamison, Ralph
Esau. Henry Hastedt: Reception Com
mittee. John Stowell, A.. J. Waters, James
Barnes. Henry Welsh, F. J.. Douglas;
Committee of Arrangements, Fredefieh
Kicher. John Herben. R. l.. Wymap,
Conrad Weinech, ]. ]. Brinkerhon.
0Our Boys'v Reception.
The annual reception of Our Boys"
was held last evening in Henkel's Casino,
Palisade and Ravine avenues. The hall
was prettily decorated. The committee in
charge were as follows:-William G. Oest,
President; Albert Klein, vice-President;
George Secretary; George Hen
kel. Treasurer: John Bauer. S~ergeant-at-
Arms: Floor Manager, Edward Ruete;
Assistant Floor Manager, Henry Trimph;
Floor Committee, Ed Minton, II. Henkel,
n. Ponlckan, j. Wicke, John Mehl. ChRs.
Kirnball, Dennis OfBrien, Charles
Schuddt. Reception COMMITTEES, Frank j..
Henkel, Emil Borneman, John Schaeffer,
Meyer David Schaffers William DUN