The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-24

I1lnln6ltS III the CITY III tcltbiobOA -
washington's Birthday that "The News
was unable to print accounts of all IN yes
terday's issue. Those that were omitted
follow:-
The third annual masquerade and civic
ball of the Gustav 10th Association TOOK
place at Central Hall. Tuesday evening:
it seemed that the entire Hudson CITY
section was present. Both nails were
bearer. a Democratic Alderman Of the
Twelfth ward, had every occasion 10 leei
fiattered.
trail Hail in some years. Elegant sou,
venirs, in the shape OF delicately twlsteu
feather fans were given each lady; Many
of the costumes worn were bright ana
| beautiful. Nearly all the Hudson City
| politicians were present and there were
| others from distant parts Of the city and
Hoboser. ass Sheds ] & py carl srfG pilier was p'00'
The Floor Committee consisted of James
st. Clair, John Lippert. John j Ir peeker.
wiz. xviii William nl''s Sheridan, julius Reuter,
| John Schwaner, Martin Landau. Herman
| 10th. Frank Reilly, Henry Blankin and
Samuel Mayer, o. pMsd iallajm W co9mmit zee
The others members of the committee
~were:-Louis Miller. Anton Larsen, Her
Charles Fisher, Gustav Reuter-, Frederick
MTaals I punsen Frederick PfeIffer, Geo.
RRr aggsf biIIar ana Diiie George a0f Reic sp''A'iAsS'
The names of all who were present
present would fill a good sized portion OF
the city directory. prominent howeveI,
in the throng were:-President Frederick
Bugasch; Vice President, Peter Tiede-
man; Recording Secretary. Frederick
| Gassmann; Financial Secretary, Bernard
Diller; Treasurer, William Moehrihg,
ant Sergeant-at-Arms, Frederick Dller;
Rudolph Bernard, Richard Meyer, Carl
Meyer, Frederick Meinken, Henry Hohse,
Conrad Hoffman,, Oscar Hoppe, George
Christian. John Meyer, Fred Closterman,
William Freese, William .Oest, Charles
Maier, August Beaumeyer, herman
Schmeigel, GeorgesSchmidt, Michael Far
rel. Frank Br~eilenfeldt, Mrs. F. Bremmer,
Mrs. Miltner, Miss Furman, Miss Louise
Reznich. Franz Closterman, Miss Clara
Leidecker, Miss H. Pottscheer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Tormey; Henry F1ske, A1Hg aHt
Miss Minnie stoever, Miss Martha Steven,
Herman Stoever, Dora Often, Miss Dora
Flugge, Miss Lizzie Flugge, e. Dinkell,
Misses Theresa and Minnie Me Dg lhke,'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Ryan, Louis Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. William McLaren, Miss
Mary STEELE, Julius Diller,. John Ryan,
Miss RYAN, Thomas j. Jolly, Miss A.
Morball. Robert Dawson, Miss Curran,
Frank Schidel. Miss Bermatt, Miss Eddie
Nagel, Rudolph Bornemann.. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. g. Matthews, Miss A I4ils
l NuIS6SSGI, NldQo = EI
Eva Hoolihan, Miss Mary OHoolihan,
William Revers, Mr.. and Mrs. f. 2.
Heinrich, Mrs. N. johnson, Mrs. L. Me-
Carthy. Miss Mary McCormaek Mr, ana :
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Murphy, Phll1p
Koob, Miss Lena Koob, Miss Emma
Small H. Maresca, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Koepfer, Mr.. n Mrs. Epple, Mr.. and
Kionekon. G.. Horn, Mrs. Hollingshead,
Miss Maggie Mulvihir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosen, Miss Katie Meyers. N. Wood,
berry, the Misses Meyers, Mrs; Cestro and
children, S. J. Arkels, E. Brady, Miss
Pauline Stumpf, B. Rowe, Caroline
Reguer, Miss Belle Hansen, Miss j.
Reinhard, Miss Belle Bernhard Miss
Accordino, Miss Minnie Enry, Miss Nc
Council, Miss Wyrok, George Weigand,
Charles DAWN, Miss E.. Schultz, William
Groth, Morris Gareau.
The Lady Auerbach Lodge, No. 1901
K. and L. of H., gave a splendid mas
auerade ball at the Avenue House OF
tifully decorated and filled with merr!
dancers. Edward Groeschel, clad in the
garb of an Alpine hunter. was foo
manager. His assistant was Mrs. Mar!
Goetz.
The reception committee consisted o
Martin Maggie, Mrs. Kate Krettinger arr
Mrs. Eleanore Frank. Charles Jaege
was chairman of the arrangement com
mittee. His confreres were Phillip Ores
sci, Mrs. Mary Goetz and Mrs. Francs
Wilhelm.
The Jersey City Liederkranz held
splendid ball at Liederkranz Hall Tues
day night. Many of the participants wer
masked and the grand march was a yer
pretty spectacle Professor Polettf
orchestra furnished the music. The com
mittee of arrangements consisted o
Henry Wormsbacher, Ernest Meye,
Charles Spierling, Henry Harde, Marti
Sporting. The floor committee .consiste
Of Carl Hisch, Christian Ruhl, Marti
Sporting and William F. Spierling, and tn
reception committee was composed .
Charles Spierling, Henry Wormsbachel
/ PhillZ Winkler, William Schneeloch, I
. Meyer. F. Thomas, H. Topper and Fl
Harde.
An entertainment and reception of tn
Harmony Social Club was held last Tues
street, and it was largely attended. IN
entertainment consisted of n by Al
dIsrman Charles IN. MaS 81 nv5 James M Tum 1aS
Hosey gave an exhibition of cake watkins
Among those present Tere eholdGr an an
rick ]. Hayes. Misses Kate McCormici
Laurence Binley, annie Waters, Ziegiel
N: Reilly, Minnie Burnsi Mrs Mrs MMccdrarmnaaanaaa
t Nellie McGreevy, Mary Burke, Maggl
: Rority. W%iblis6auser. Doherty,, Kitti
/ Shea, Mary McTamWany, Kate at Daly, m Mar ar
!, Hoeitze. Susie McGovern, .Mollie Donne
". Cassidy, Rosie Donnelly, Messrs.
Finnessey. Thos. Burns, Geo. Sandersol
; John Mccormick, Thos Griffin, Patric
!. MeGovern, Philip A. Tumulty, Jr., Waite
Cullen, Patrick O'Keefe, James Connor
j, lanes McCurnin, Patrick Burns, job
4 mick. James Tumulty. William Goul'
t Gould, Patrick Fiaherty, Ed. Donnell.
Thomas Jackson, Michael Egan. j. Scar
g Ion. Thomas Brennan, George Myers. Jr
n. Lane, william Blackwood. T. HOLLAND
: M. Lyons, Joseph Nugent, d. Robert.
? Thomas Kenny, John Waters, DOMINIC
s Conroy, Charles Kilday, M. O'Brien. Tho
: Golden. John Maxwell and Charles Null
gan. -
The masked ball of the Arion Singir
Society held Tuesday evening, proved
be a most gratifying success. Many.
The costumes worn by some of the ladi'
!, were elaborate and the scene was vel
u nretty. Mr.. Moritz Ulrich was Floor Ma
ager. assisted by Rudolph Seggel. ~
Floor Committee consisted OF Max Lal
ger. Carl Dieffenbach, Charles Pattbel
and Henry Berghorn.
= The inaugural reception of the So
Souci Club Of Greenville, held Tuesd;
IS evening in Stencils Atlantic Garden.
is Pearsall avenue, was a decided success
The hall presented a pretty appearan:
with the many decorations so tasteful
y draped about the walls and ceilin
ID Previous to the reception an excelle
,e entertainment was given. Among tho