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ST. PETERS RECEPTION
Mems Lyceum Show
ed It's New Hall to
Many Friends.

The Young men of ST. Peters Lyceum
greatly distinguished themselves last
evening when they gave one OF the hnest
receptions seen in lower Jersey City in
some time. 1t was the first event gwen
by the young men since they entered their
handsome new clubhouse on York street,
and if all the entertainments the young
men intend giving in their clubhouse are as
well attended as the one last evening 1t
will not be Ions before the debt VIII pe
raised from the new school and hall.
The interior of the hall was a grand
sight, being lit up with red and wnite
| electric bulbs. On the stage at the rear
of the hall sat the musicians, completely
hidden behind large palms n flowers,
which decorated the stage and made a
very pretty effect.
The spacious balconies were crowded
with people who came to witness the first
reception given by the young men ana
every one present was oud in praise for
the members. The visitors were shown
through the clubrooms and were told
everything in regard to the bowling alleys,
pool tables n library. The members
were obliging to every one they met.
While the dancing was going on in the
hall, supper was also being served in an
other part of the building by a bevy of
pretty girls who assisted the young men.
1t was long after midnight when the de-
parture for home was made, and every
body who attended went home saying
they had spent a very pleasant evening.
The Committee of Arrangements who
xorlr1d for tho mast two weeks and more
to make the event the success it was,
was congratulated by everyone for its
efforts. 1t consisted of James A. Rowan,
William DoneIon and Edward Barry. Mr..
William Norton and John Fallon were
in charge of the reception, and William
Davis acted as floor director.
The ladies who greatly assisted the
young men and served on the Refresh
ment Committee were:-Misses Maggie
Davis, May Hennessy, Kate Gaynor,
Mary O'Connor. Annie O'Connor, Birdie
O'Connor and Mrs. Sullivan.
Peter j. Conboy, Joseph Hill and Dennis
Lane were also in charge of the refresh
ment table.
Among those present were:-Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick j. Lillis, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hop
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Marsh. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Somers, Mr.. End
Mrs. William T.. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Fitzhenry, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kenna, Mr.. and Mrs. David Coleman, Mr..
n Mrs. Patrick Griffen, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cahill, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Fall
lon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Prey, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Worrell, Mrs. w. Reardon, Joseph F. Nc
Kenna. Miss Wallraven, James Mannion,
Frank Crandall, Miss Hewitt, William
Hart, Miss Lilly Coyle, Miss A. Winberry,
Miss NJ. Mylotte, Miss K. Birch, Miss M.
Murphy, Miss NJ. E. O'Keefe, Miss ].
Boyle, Miss Hines, Miss R. Griffin, Miss
S.. Neary, Miss O'Connor, Miss Bracken,
Miss M. wheeler, Miss M. Gaynor, Miss
M. Martin, Miss S. Wandy, Miss J.
Bannon, Misses Singleton, Misses Ward,
Miss L. Coyle, Miss ]. Coyle, Miss LODI
dick, Miss A. Walton, Miss E. Hewitt,
Miss NJ. Kelly, Miss E.. Haines, Miss ].
German, Miss NJ. Hewitt, Miss b. Ell
bridge, Miss F. beats, Miss B. Pearson,
Miss P. Birmingham, Miss L.. Corley,
Miss B. Kopf, Miss M. Donnelly, Miss
A. Spangerborn, Mr.. j. Burke, Mr.. j.
Fallon, Mr.. Ohm McGovern, Miss Maggie
Dowd, Mr.. Christie Bergen, Miss *.
Forbes, Miss M. Casey Miss T.. Casey,
Miss H. Somers, Miss r. Reilly, Miss M.
Ready, Miss j. McCabe, Miss Kate Nc
Cabe, Miss E. Barry, Miss Dunn, Miss
Brooke, Miss L.. Anderson, Miss Judge.
Miss Torpp, Miss Geraghty, Miss Talon,
Miss Fox, Miss M. Wall, Misses Ryan,
Miss Mollie Donnelly, Miss Rose Nc
Govern, Mr. M. J. Daniel, Miss Lillian
Moran, Miss r. v. Reilly, Miss B. Bir-
mingham, Miss MoHugh, Miss Cough,
Miss Conboy,- Miss Walsh, Miss Feins,
Miss Stanton. Miss Lille Llllis, Miss
Katie Lillis, Thomas Reilly, w. J. Prove.
Carl Metzler, Matt Rooney, John Rooney
Peter Conboy, John Walsh, John Feins,
Thomas Rooney, John Murphy, Thomas
Doyle. Thomas Lillis, Matthew Kelly,
Crossen, E. Hewitt, F. Cogan, J. Nugent,
w. Mallon. E. Rooney, w. Quirk, w.
Fullem, NJ. Sullivan. L. Fritts, O. Schram,
e-x-Freeholder M. Pagan, o. Curley, John
j Moore. P. Garry, j.. O'Rourke, Edmund
Donelon. J. He~therington, Mr.. Kelly, w.
King, Thomas O'Neil, ]. Fitzpatrick, j.
Salmon, J.. Blavichett, Jane Rowan,
John Graham, William Clarke, Thomas
Connolly. job Connolly. Lawrence Fitz-
Cabe, Thomas Tuite, Joseph McKenna,
John Cunningham, James Began, John
Nugent, William Jacques, Frank Doris,
Constable John Masker, John O5Donnell,
James O'Keefe, William Floyd, Charles
Milton Joseph Kennedy, William Donelan,
O'Neill, Al. Raymond, Thomas Curtis, NJ.
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