The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-02-12
BERGEN REPUBLICANS.
Entertainment at Hasbrouek's a
Sueeess-A Pleasant
Dance.

The third annual entertainment and re-
ception of the Bergen Republican Club
was a success far beyond the expecta-
tiols of the members. Hasbrouck Hall
was rowde to the doors, many persons
being obliged to stand throughout the
performance. The programme was re-
plete with good things. There was not
a performer who has not gained fame
in his or her particular line. After a
short address of welcome the Metropoli-
tam Quartette sang. The quartette con-
sists of Messrs. Robert j. Webb, first
tenor; John j. Woods, second tenor; D..
bass. Miss Elvira. Howe reeited How
the Old Horse Won the Bet The re-
mainder of the programme was as fol-
Cecilia Bradford, Miss Charlotte Brad
ford, Master John Bradford; character
sfmerson; whistling solo, Miss Lillian F.
Prior; popular airs {a), Eel Captain
March, .sousa, (b) "On the Banks of the
WHapash,I e a Medley %hs arrangeSd l BY the
Club, l.. Jardines, G. Ritter. G. W. Car
Vines; mezzo soprano ca. Ala Stella
comb, Miss Charlotte Bradford; musical
melange, George D. Perry, William B.
Perry; tenor solo, Sing Again That
= W6GI duil, LAWS; ltOOSlC IL NfCOO,
violin solo, "Danse ~Tziganes,' Nashez,
Miss CeceIia Bradford; medley, ssHot
Stuff" Webb, Metropolitan Quartette;
approximations, Mr.. Chas. H. Simerson;
Miss Elvina E. Howe; medley of popu-
lar airs, Perry Brothers.; whistling solo,
selected, Lillian F. Prior; (a) Bergen Re-
publican March, l.. J~ardines (bl Isabella,
(c) medley, the Brunswick Musical Club.
After the entertainment there was
dancing.
Club are:-President, John P. Landrine;
First Vice-President,. William r. Harri-
son; Second Vice-President, A. w. Brice;
Secretary, Charles S: Mason; Treasurer,
Louis Stubenvoll; Trustees, Jos. McComp,
Garrett F'elter, w w, Coward, OSCAR \.
George Johnson; Executive Committee,
VIM. E. Ely, A. w. Rake, Thos. D. Mills,
Allan Mclean, John Mouncey, Geo. 3.
Comb, Frank j. Higgins and Isaac Ro-
maine; House Committee, A. w. Rake,
Chairman, John Pringle,. A.. w. Brice, a.
Membership Committee, William +. Ely,
Robert Cook, George Johnson, Sr.; Enter
tainment Committee, Oscar K. Gardner,
Chairman; Charles s. Mason, Secretary;
Allan Mclean, Treasurer; Alfred w.
Rake and John Mouncey.
Those IN charge of the dancing Were:-
Committee:-Walter n. Tilden. Frank j.
Higgins, James H. Westervelt, Charles
J. Pa Reception Committee:-William f.
Ely. Chairman; Hon. VIM. George Nelson,
Thomas D. Mills, Isaac p. Vanderbeek,
Hon. Jas. F. Blackshaw, Joseph McComb,
George E.. Divers; Committee of Arrange
ments:-Oscar K. Gardner, Chairman;
Charles S. Manson, Secretary; Allan Nc
Lean Treasurer; Alfred w. Rake, John
Mouncey.
Among those present were Samuel
Dickinson, Z. w. Woolley, ex-Mayor Pc
ter F.. Wanser, Marshal Van Wrinkle, AL
derman George Decker, Alderman Will
son, Richard Lahey George v; Nelson,
missioner Tlios. Mills. William Dough-
erty, William Smith, Chas. king. John
Weastell, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Ian
dripe Mr.. and Mrs. Richard R. Lahey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. w. g..
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Meade. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Pia, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Newkiri, Mr.. and Mrs, Il. e. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haywood. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. James, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cole, MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Bean,
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis S~tubenvoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mouacey, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brice. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Coward, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Johnson, Sr, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prinsle, Mr.. and Mrs
G. D. Hopson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Johnson. Mr.. n Mrs. George Greene,
Misses Ida Cook. Grace Beck, G. Fuller,
c.. Cordes, Sadie Smith, Carrie HoGner,
A. Jones', w. Madison, Ida Chopin, c..
Altman, w. Ganett, w. Williams, Jennie
Forest. z. Shea, w. BuckSee, w. Kinds,