The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-09
DEMOCRATS DANCE.
Clubs Members and
Friends Filled the Jersey
City Club House
Last Night.

The members of the Bergen Democratic
Club held a most successful entertain
ment and reception last evening at the
Jersey City Clubhouse. The theatre was
comfortably filled when the entertainment
began, and every number elected much
applause. The programme rendered is
worthy of much commendation and it
was thoroughly appreciated.
The opening number was a well rem
dered tenor solo by Joseph Hardy. Miss
Sadie Delmore, a clever song and dance
artist, followed with an interesting spe-
cialty, and Mr.. Thomas Ballantyne came
next with a number of humorous selec-
tions. Mr.. Charles Stockpole, known as
''The White Coon" gave a clever exhi-
bition, after which Clarke and Anzebine
gave an original sketch, 1.-THE Shoema-
ker and the Girl This was easily the
hit of hi evening. they also sang an
amusing song, entitled Come Back"
Miss S. Reilly sang several solos, and
Messrs. Duffy, Shortell and Duffy con-
cluded the performance with a comic
sketch.
Dancing followed. Among those pres
emit were Misses Hennessy, Miss x.
O'Toole, Miss Hamilton, Miss Brennan,
Miss O'Donohue, Miss Wall, Miss Gull
foyle, Miss Taylor, Mrs. P. ]. Kelly, Mrs.
M. McCarron, Mr.. and Mrs. Limbach,
Miss Mary Coleman, Misses Mamie, Jo-
hanna and Lizzie Cunningham, Miss
Smith, Miss Miskell, Miss Foley, Miss
Markey, Miss Nellie Robbins. Miss Katie
Robbins, Miss Title Rogers, Miss Ella
Scully, Miss Emily Clews, Mrs. John No
Ian, Miss Nolan, Mrs. Knoeller, Miss Adj
die Knoeller, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dickson,
Miss jackson, Miss Irwin, Walter Roome,
Michael Nolan, Miss Sarah Nolan. Will
lam Moore, Miss Cummings, Miss Drey-
fuss, Sherman Barnum, Jacob Lowry, MISS
Bamberger, James Pierson, Miss Horn
ung, Joseph McKern, Charles MoQuillan,
Michael Gumerger, Miss Florence Dom
oghue, Miss Mary McDonough, John
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gaffney,
Miss Mary Muldoon, Dominick Mcmahon,
William Ellerby, John Clarke, Miss Ag-
cline, Patrick DAILY, William A. Cole, E..
w. j. F1aherty, Freebooter Murray, Gar
ret Person, James Mccarthy, John
Gavigan, James Gavigan, Philip
Hennessy, Jr., Joseph Kelegar, J..
H. Knoeller, ohn Kelly, e. D. Lewis,
E. B.. Lewis, Bernard McNally, William
j. McNally, Edward Maxon, w. E. Mid
| lege, H. G. Rohlffs, j. B. F. Ransom, A.
L.. Ransom, Henry Rohlffs, William j..
Scully, F. H. ~Spengeman, John Scheid, j.
Seeley, Jr., John E. Van Reyper, Henry
Windecker, James Baker, A. A. Gable,
Peter G. Coffey, James Casey,
James Coleman, John Coleman, c.
F. Coffey, James c. Clarke. James
Dreaddy, William Dreaddy, Rector
c.. Fish, Frederick Flaacke, James J.
| Gordon, John Hennessy, Edward
Henry, William H. Hepsley, E. A.
| Half. Edward Hulshizer, William e.
Harty. Joseph. M. Hardy, John w.
| Warnke, William w. Farrell, T. v.
| Bossuet, Albert Bossuet, 7. ". Bossuet
Jr., Robert Biewitt, Michael Markant
| John Hopkins, Michael Kilroy, Patrick
Sweeney, Timothy Kelly, Jr., Frank
Bouquet, David Driscoll, Henry Hornung,
J. G. Appleby, Daniel Byrnes, Michael
| Mulligan. A. j. Berg, Charles O'Neill,
Nicholas Dunn. Thomas Murray, James j
| Murray. Frederick Kruger, John J. Ryan,
M. J. Kennedy, George Lavery and Free
| holder Mark Fallon.
Those in charge were:.Floor MANAGER
| Francis J.. GOrmley, Assistant flOOl
Manager, Peter G. Corey Floor Com
mittee, James Coleman, Albert A. Gable
| William Gormley, Rector B: Fish, Franz
| Follin. Roy McAusland, William Dreaddy
Joseph Hardy and John Bauer Recep
| ton Committee-George p. Fielder, chat
man; James G.. Clarke. George G. Ten
nant, Henry Puster, John Knoeller. JOIN
Fl. Gable, Henry Windecker, Rober
| Catlin. William F.. Midlege, Thomas Fall
lon. Robert Blewitt and John Bowley. Sr
Entertainment Committee, James ]. Cor
don, William J. McAnally,, John Coleman
Daniel j. Smith, Michael j. Kennedy
Frederick ~Spengeman n Philip Hen