Evening journal., 1898-04-21
1T WAS CLUB NIGHT.
Democrats Had a jolly Good
Time Last Evening.
MUSIC, SONG, GOOD-FELIOwsHIP

MEMBERS AND THEIR FRIENDS
MET AT THE YOUNG MEMS
DEMOCRATIC CLUB AND SPENT
A FEW HOURS IN A MOST EN-
JOYABLE MANNER.
Last evening the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club gave a club night to It's
members and small number Of then
individual friends. 1t was one OF the
most enjoyable small affairs ever held
under the auspices of this organization,
which is an adept at entertaining. The
committee of entertainment consisted
of Patrick Neary, Courtland G. Mont
gomery, Herman e. First, John f. Cal
lahan. Thomas Reardon, James II.
Kane and John o. Lambson. Among
those who gathered to partake OF the
hospitality and good cheer of the club
were:
William G. Bryan, Charles c. Kurtz,
Levi c. Bertolette, DR.. George Car
michael George c. Rothwell, Thomas
c. Doud, e. G., Hardesty, James j..
Brady. John J. Crogan, John G. Die
key. Martin F. Fairy, David Mccoy,
| Magistrate John A. Kelley William
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Cassidy. James II. Kane, John ]. Null
lin. John F'innegan, Lewis p. Eliason,
Charles J. Campbell, John w. Aydon,
| John II. Rodney, Herman Padberg,
William II. Whitelock, William J. Hun
ter, Robert II. Taylor George ]. Finck,
e. r. Cochran, Jr.. Grayson Burrussi
James Megary, Frederick Kienle, John
]. Ryan, George L. Haring, ]. S. Hoag-
| land, Elmer Jones, of the New York
Clipper; Joseph p. Chandler DR.. J. w
Crossan, William II. Rogers, A. II
Viewig, John H. Clark, William F.
Kurtz, Frederick Kurtz, f. c. Nam
mele, T. Judson McHenry, c. II. Ter
Weeges, Thomas Megillen, Representa-
tive Matt Ford Short, Representative
ID. X. Donaldson, Thomas j. Dalton
Baldwin Springer, Dr. c.. II. Ham
mond, A. d. Edwards, George E
O'Connor, John T. KcCracken, John 7
King, John w. Lawson, Frank Carlisle
d. r. Potter. James b. Oberly, Henr.
r. Smith, Michael Cannon, Dennis +
Lea1y, George J. KlOberg. William F
Morrison, M. ]. Kelley Howell S. Eng
, land, Frank J. McNulty DR.. M.
: Hughes, General Garrett J. Hart Wal
lace Reynolds, Morris Levy, Levy Cour
Commissioner Henry M. White, ColonC
William B. Norton and Harry Bucher.
In the early part Of the evening Grac
Orchestra played the following seleC
, tiOns: March, City Troop" Overtur,
5 "Temiramide; gavotte, Imperial;
E medley, "a Pleasant Evening" walt
! Emperor" selection, America" Clal
ence Wickersham and his phOnograph
> selections afforded the assemblage n
end of amusement and entertainment
- The Orion Male Quartet, composed (
James A. Ward, first tenor; William
. McNulty, second tenor; Alexander
Z. Butler, first bass, and John A. Butle
= second bass, sang several selections
excellent manner, among them being
medley of popular airs. Wreck Of Il
= | Maine, by John A. Butler "Nigge
y Niger, Never Die" by William F. NJ
Il Nulty; "MemOry's Dream" and IL
IS more" by Alexander ]. Butle
= Dreams of My Boyhood Days, by J.
d Ward, and other popular selection
Mark Shaw was their accOmpanil
: John Finnegan sang a tenor sol
"Then You'll Remember Me" wi
such good effect as to receive a hear
" encore. Herman Gossen, who was
1f have been one of the sOloists, was Ike
20 away by sickness. Mark Shaw SAL
"The Songs my Nanny Sang" and l
c- ceived unstinted applause.
a Luncheon was served in the banqu
ne room, on the fourth floor. The tai
6of was decorated with a large centre-pie
f. composed Of Easter lilies, and the me-
e, comprised both delicacies and substa
IN tials.
e. Late at night the Persian Trout
" dors. under the leadership and dirt
. ton of Herman e. First, sang sever
on pOpular airs.