The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-17
HASBROUCKDANCE
Girl Graduates Re-
ceive In the Prettily
Decorated Hall.
WEATHER EAVORS DANCING
Reception Room a Cosy Nook
of Palms, Cushions and
Lamps-Those Present.

Probably never before was a Has
brouck reception and dance more enjoyed
than last evening. The cool weather
seemed to animate the young people, ard
there was a marked difference In both
the freshness of costumes and buoyancy
of spirits to that of last year when the
weather was all but too hot for dane
ing.
The reception opened at eight o'clock,
when the ladies of the class were ar
ranged in two groups near the door as a
reception committee, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Calvin Stimets and Miss Amelia
B. Myers, who stood in one group with
Misses Ethel Phillips, Florence Elizabeth
Reid. Anna ]. Ellis and Charlotte B.
Fountain. The second group, assisted by
Misses Burgess and Jessie Per Lee, COM
prised Misses Cordella Kip, Alonzella
MeIntire, Isabella Mckinley, Name L.
Reynolds, Helen Alpers, Maud Cooper
and Elizabeth Lawrence Kinds. The gen.
tlemen of the class, Messrs.~ Robert lie
Roy Hutton, Arthur Tyrrel Dear, Arnold
Samuel Furst, Aaron Treadwell Gould
and Charles Summer Holbrook, acted as a
presentation committee, SO that in tins
way at least all the. early corners were en-
abled to meet each other.
Shortly after nine, the orchestra IVAN
Baar. of New York;, which had been
playing soft tunes during the reception,
struck up the first dance, and then be-
gan the search for partners, already ne
gagged or ready to be engaged. There
were few who did not participate in that
first two step. and everybody enjoyed it.
pretty AT the conclusion many sought
the pretty reception room to the right
of the hall, which was beautifully decor
ated with palms, divans, piano lamps
and all the comforts of modern Turkish
Egyptian corners. The hall itself,
where the dance was held, was also very
prettily decorated with palms, and the
'99 device in the class colors, green n
white, festooned above the platform, as
on the previous evening. During the
evening coffee frappe and lemonade were
served by Morrow & Day.
Besides the graduating class, already
mentioned, there were present:-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Calvin stimets, Mr.. John
H. Frye, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Linds-
ley. Mr.. Earl Livingston Cushman, Mr..
Charles H. Teeter, Miss Amelia B. Mey-
ers, Miss Mary Burgess, Miss Georgiene
B. Welsh, Miss Susan C. Morris, Miss
Jessie P. Per Lee, Miss Emma Radford,
Miss Sarah E. Noe, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Muller, Miss Shirley-Turner, Miss Flor
ence Halsted, Mr.. Victor Baier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav L. Becker, Mr.. Edward J.
Groebl, Mr.. Theodore Arnheiter, Mr..
Adolf D~ahm-Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dear, Mt. and Mrs.
Howard Quincy, Mrs. Gilbert Rap
pleye, Miss Florence Reid, Miss
Alpha Holbrook, Mr., Arthur Hol-
brook, Mr.. Clarence Newkirk, Miss Flor
ence Woolsev, Mr.. Harry Woolsey, Mr..
Richard Hermann, Miss Louise Tomp-
kins, Mr.. j. Haviland Tompkins, Mr..
Frank Hague, Mr.. Eugene Batchelar,
Miss Edna Toffey, Mr.. Harold Toffey,
Miss Aimee Whyte, Miss May Oakley,
Mr.. John Hilton, Mr.. r. Imperatori, Mr..
Charles H. Coe, Mr.. B. Fitz Gerald,
Mr.. Robert ~Rittenhouse, Miss Lillian
Vail, Mr.. Floyd Vail, Professor Wilson,
Miss Elsie Kip, Miss Lillian Morrow,
Mr.. Eugene Dewitt, Mr.. Sidney Wallace,
Miss Gregory, Miss Sutherland, Mr..
Steve Lewis, Mr.. Handel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyssoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bamber, Miss
E1llflly l. III Itfs LIZ w. W.. Sl6Tlu6W,
Miss Adeline Clerihew, Mr.. Charles E..
Watt, Mr.. Lippincott, Mr.. ]. A. Duffy,
Mr.. ]. Bumsted, Mr.. Robert Jarvis, Jr.,
Miss Jarvis, Miss Mabel Waite, Mr.. M.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Foun-
tain, Miss Emma Baokus, Miss Elizabeth
Briggs, Miss Miller, Mr.. H. Datz, Miss
Jeanette Deane, Mr.. M. Fletcher
Frame, Miss L. Haldiman, Mr.. w.
Ridgeway, Mr.. Arthur Hasking, Miss
Sarah Hall. Mr.. Randolph Bedle, Miss
Twist, Mr.. P. S. Mclaughlin, Mr.. A.
Hudson, Miss Myrtle Tresidore, Miss
Blake, Miss Bates, Miss Miriam Scott,
Mr.. Hugh Hoffman, Mr.. Benjamin Far
rier, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Paterson Atkin-
son, Miss Pierson, DR.. and Mrs.
o. r. Blanchard, Mr.. Waldenar
Wurts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hutton,
Mr.. Inc Mrs. H. E. Cooper.
Mrs. Simmons, Mr.. Henry w. Runyon,
Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. Wells, Mr.. Woodman
Rabbit, Mr.. William Halsey. Miss B. Kip,
MI. c. Kip, Mr.. Daniel H~ardenbergh,
Miss Clair Riddick, Mr.. L. Hanee, Mr..
Stowell, Mr.. Charles Bumsted, Mr.. Ed
ward D. Brister, Mr.. Winson Eveland,
Miss T. Lawton, Mr.. Frank Coward, Miss
Suzanne w. Kinds, Mr.. C. E. Van Keur-
en-, Miss Chamberlain, Mr.. McIntire. Mr..
George w. Harrison, Mr.. w. A. Cameron,
Miss Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips, Miss
Maude McBurney, Mr.. Wells, Mr.. Ros-
well Vail, Miss MacElrath, Mr.. William
]. Cogflan, Mr.. Willard M. Brown, Mr..
G. G. Atkin, Miss Meta Overlook, Mr..
Ralph W. Harrison, Miss Elsa Lehmaier,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bent, Miss Hensil,
Miss Florence Waite, Miss S. Evelyn Eos
ter, Mrs. Foster, Miss Gladys Lynn, Mr..
Hudson Condict, Mr.. Clyde d. Hutton,
Mr.. Harry Ames. Mr.. Carl g.. Metzler,
Miss J. Josephine Van Horn, Mr.. J. Reg
inald Van Horn, Miss Bessie White, Miss
Edna White, Miss Gertrude White, Miss
Nellie Holbrook, Mr.. Harry Simpson, Mr..
G.. Charles Norwood, Mr.. Abel Williams
son, Mr.. Arthur G.. Pulls, Mr.. James
P. Hall, Jr., Mr.. Henry S. Young, Mr..
Chester S. See, Mr.. Thaddeus l.. Walker.
Miss Gertrude Wolfe, Miss Eloise Mayer,
Miss Katharine A. Sofield, Miss Laura
]. Sofield, Miss Mary Ramsey, Mr.. A. r.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Stires, Jr.,
Mr.. Walter Dear, Mr.. Wesley Negus, Mr..
William Speer, Miss Speer, Miss Berta
Williams, Miss Emily Williams, Miss
Edith Maekey, Mr.. Frederick Ungerer,
Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. Sutphen, Miss Kate
C,,tphap Mr. apd Mrc w NJ Rjr Miss