The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-16
CITY HALL JUNKET LIST
Al Least as Remarkable for Those
Who Are Not as for Those
Who Are Included.

Few years the city will boast of fine
collection of the portraits of the Chief
Executives McAllister Datz, after secur-
ing the cooperation of his colleagues,
Treasurer Dickinson and Comptroller
Hough, decided to organize grand cele-
bration over the presentation of the first
two portraits. He arranged for an appro-
pirate presentation speech to be made by
Supreme Court Justice Gilbert Collins.
Jacob Weart also consented to, speak, and
altogether the City Hall 'FMcAllister'' ar
ranged an entertaining programme.
Then the question arose as TO who
should sbe invited to witness the event.
1t was decided that it would never do to
is too limited So '1McAllister'' concluded
that he would invite three-fourths of the
400, who accompanied each by one lady.
would pretty well crowd the Assembly
Chamber. He decided that 300 of the
choice congregation would do all the
But who are the 300 to be?" he was
asked
Trouble arose. "McAllister," however,
was in for it and selecting G.. Fred Far
rell and his brother, Harry DatZ, as
society experts, ne began work on the list
of the select 800
When "McAliisters'' plans were made
known. some of the 400 who have been
hanging on by their eyebrows, besieged
him for invitations. Messengers were sent
to him and today brought him a half
the 400. Up to noon today the list of those
to be invited looked like this
Henry S. White.
e. f. c. Young.
John A. Blair.
Cornelius zabriskie.
Augustus Zabriskie.
Richard G. Washburn.
G.. D. Van Reipen.
]. w. Hardenbergh.
F. H. Earle.
Miles Tierney.
Gilbert Collins.
HAMPTON A. Coursen.
John D. McGill.
William Hogencamp.
James Hasking.
Charles w. Allen.
Charles H. Winfield.
Marcus Beach.
John d. Carscallen.
Henry Lembeck.
Robert S. Ross.
Frank ;. Mathews.
Peter G. Van Zandt.
Cornelius B. Vandyke.
A. @. Garretson.
Daniel Cleary.
Dennis Mclaughlin.
Horace Farrier.
w. w. Farrier.
E. H. Davies.
John Headden.
Carl Lampe.
H. NJ. T. Beekman.
James Luby.
Frank Tucker.
Egbert Rappelye.
Joseph A. Dear.
George H. Gould.
Edward w. Kingsland.
James Newkirk.
George w. Camp.
Edward Hoos.
Edward III. Hoos.
Nj j. O'DonneI.
William F. Midlige.
Samuel Dickinson.
William F. Ely.
George R. Hough.
F. P. Van Saun.
William F. Douglass.
w. C. Fisk.
S. FL. Smith.
John H. Ackerman.
James H. Love.
James Clark.
John Macarthur.
James e. Connolly.
DR.. Mortimer Lampson
John Mehl, Jr.
Chas. H. Dayton.
L. D. Fowler.
John E. Hewitt.
H H. Abernethy.
John P. Feeney.
P NJ. West.
II. II. Winfield.
George B. Fielder.
John G. Fisher.
Hugh Dugan.
Henry Snyder
John j. Nevin.
Herbert Potts.
DIR. John Nevin.
Lawrence Fagan.
Robert Davis.
William Heller.
j. S. Grunow.
Henry Brautigam.
Henry l.. Kellers.
James Bailey.
Reuben Simpson.
Martin Finck.
BENJAMIN Murphy.
All the members of the Boards of AL
dermen and Education.
John ]. Cone.
John Brennan.
Thomas Mills.
Richard Brown.
Charles Boltwood.
Ferdinand Heintze.
Anthony Hauck.
James S. Nolan.
Robert Elliott.
Marshall Van Wrinkle.
James g. Vredenburgh.
George L. Werts.
John S. Menagh.
John B. Roman.
William A. Lewis.
William E. Pearson.
Henry A. Pearson.
F. l. Vanderbeck.
T. p Vanderbeck.
Miss r. M. Lewis.
Charles Halt.
Cornelius Van Worst.
William D. Van Worst.
William D. Edwards.
Mrs WanSer
Spencer Weart.
w. H. Corbin.
Charles Corbin.
Thomas Coughlin.
Isaac Goldenhorn.
DR.. u. T. GORDON.
Alexander r. McGil1.
N. j. H. Edge.
Stephen I. Harvey.
Jacob j. Detwiller.
Michael Murray.
James r. o. Meilia.
JOhn T.andrfpe.