The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-01
THE SCHNEIDER BALL
The standard Bearer Was Made Up
As Admiral Dewey.

1raw halter arranged social analrS naVs
taken place in the Hudson CITY sectiol ~
,-aars man the bail of the Martin Schino-
ler Association at Liederkranz Hail Weu-
nasdav evening. The ball room was com
fortaeIy crowded with some OF the pest
neople in the Hudson City 'sectlon. -nos'
of the dancers wore picturesque costumes
for II was a mask affair. Some OF tne
make-,lps were extremely ludlcrous'
was a merry affair and everybody prssehs
had splendid time.
In addition to the dancing and supper
tbere were drawings for three turkeys
mig a duck, rabbit. pigeon ana q
cnielen number of prominent business
men and politicians were present. ihe
standard bearer headed the partiei' i'a.D'S
In the grand march, with MRS. Scni'iu'e-'
He was dressed in the suit OF an Aunili a.
of the United States Navy and ms iiaAe
nm was exceptionally good. EVerspous
recognized Admiral Dewey. Fifty youns
.neonle in naval uniform followed. Win
Eddie Seifert as captain. Miss Gertie
sehindler and Miss Peterson attracted AZ
tention-
others in the march were:-Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Halse, Miss Lizzie NomacA'
Miss Pauline Grimm. Jacob Wen, MISS M
stoener. Miss Annie Luhrs, Miss Carrie
Hopf. Miss Lizzie Neaster, Miss Ellen
RYAN. Miss Katie Mcintyre, 9. Steinauer.
Miss Emma Fischer, William Knodel. MISS
E LIE Roy, F. Reinert, Miss M forst'
Miss Sophie Ehret, Miss Marguerite foi-
letti. Miss Annie Larson, DR.. George
Gaydoul Miss Mary Kaiser, Miss Elsie
Dege. Miss Tillie Tietz, Assemblynan
John yollers, Miss Hannah Dieffenbach,
Miss Emma Dieffenbach, Miss Gussie
Trunk. Miss Lizzie Knodel, Miss Oest,
Miss N Monach. Prof. II. Petersen, =.
smith. Carl Muller, y. L. Bience, H.
Bischoff, F. volk, Dennis Mccarthy. NJ
Meder Won 3. Huppe, k .KaeSeberg, q.
Reinert; G.. f. Herring. A. s. D. Flnck,
H. Roesch. e. Mccarthy, A. G. Smith,
f. Herber A. t. Bahr. A. Brady. VIM
Dunno, P. Enright, Edward Shanley, s.
SCHNEIDER c. Spierling, w. Spierling, L.
Loeffel, F. Littman, M. Driesen, T. Scrib-
ner. r. Menzenhauer, D. Walter. J. L.
Schnell, D. Landwehr, T. Ehlbeck, A. Nc
Ginnis, R. Dunken, C. Folting, T. Waiver
ly, f. T. Bugasch, T. Hepe, 0. Heilman,
r. Lehrkinder, R. Buck, P. Urban, III.
Eenning. W. L. Kristen, w. Schneeleck,
T. Link, Carl Bauer, J. Banker, Ed.
Bruins, William Koster, Frank Lynch,
Jacob Jacob, r. Diederick, Frederick
Roster, Fader Walz, H. Burgalier, r..
Stegemann, w. ]. Brine, w. Hoppe, M.
Tierney, A. Gruber, G. P. Auer.
Among the spectators were honorary
members, including Street and Water
Commissioners Nolan and Hauck, Charles
Smith, Aldermen 10th and Cookson. Ed
ward Roede, DR.. Carl Muller, August
Knoblauch Louis Burkhardt. DR.. J. Lind
say and Colonel F. John Kruger.
The officers of the association are:-
Patrick Hanley, President; Prof. H. Peter
sen, First Vice President; George Her
mann, Second Vice President; August
Redlng, Third Vice President; Ernest
Seiss, Recording Secretary; Michael
Welch, Corresponding Secretary; Frank
verbeyst, Marshal. and Edward Baugert,
| Assistant Marshal.
Following are the lucky numbers which
took prizes:-726 rabbit; 17o pig; 276
turkey; 121, turkey; 743, turkey; 7ls
pigeon; 66 duck; Y, chicken; 1s4, turkey