The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-30
WORKERS REPAID.
Davis Association Gives a
Theatre Party Tomor-
row Night.
FAIR HELPERS TO Be PRESENT
Four Hundred Seats Engaged
at the Academy of
Music.

AZ assiduouslv for the success of the fair
of the Robert Davis Association are to
be given a royal treat by the association.
Four hundred orchestra chairs have been
engaged at the Academy of Music for to-
morrow evenings production of "A Lady
of Quality by Miss Eugene Blair
When the fair closed Treasurer Heller
declared that it was the associations $
duty to provide an entertainment of some
description for those who had rendered
assistance A bait was proposed, buS that
plan involved too much work. A theatre
party was suggested and Robert Davis
agreed with Treasurer Heller that moth
ing better could be arranged. A commit
tee consisting of Robert Davis, James l.
Lills and Zeller was appointed to arrange
the theatre party. The Academy of Music
was agreed upon and the requisite num-
ber of seats was procured.
The tickets were distributed to the Jer-
sey City workers this afternoon. John
Haggerry has charge of the tickets al
lotted to the Hoboken workers.
The party will be a merry one, as al
ready more than three hundred persons
have declared their intention of attending.
I'VE wanted to show our appreciation
of the services of the workers in some
substantial manner" said Mr. Davis,
this morning, and 1 think a theatre party
will be satisfactory to the ladies. l know
of no other way we could have enter
tanned so many friends. All those who
aided us are invited. We do not want any
one to feel sighted. We want everyone
to have a jolly good time at the expense
of the association they worked so nobly
for 1t is to the ladies that we owe
much. When our new club is finisned
we propose entertaining our friends ire
quently.''
Among those who will be guests OF the
association tomorrow night are
Mrs. B. Hinse, Mrs. William F. Moran,
Mrs A. NJ Quinnf Miss Annie Singleton,
Mrs NJ Singleton, Mrs. Mary Goldman,
Miss Maggie Jacques, Miss Burns Mrs.
Hannah QUINN Miss Annie Brown, Mrs
A. Rooney, Misses Katie, Mamie and Jo-
hanna Malone, Mrs. X. Kelly, Mrs. Ger
trude Kelly, Miss Keeshan, Miss Emma
Taylor, Miss Mary Macklin, Miss Mary
Forbes, Miss L. Coyle, Miss Nellie Cullen,
Misses Winifred and Lila Ward, Miss Ma
mie Dobbins, Mrs. Prout, the Misses Ro-
gan. Miss Taylor, Miss Langton, Miss
Slack, Mrs. Conrad, Miss B. Wiele, Miss
NJ. Wall, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
Miss N Fitzpatrick, Miss Ranau, Miss
Langton Miss Sanders, Miss Lauer, Miss
Lodick, Miss Gilligan, Miss M. Segelton,
Miss NJ Bannon, Miss Yulke, Mrs Sher-
lock. Mrs Brown, Mrs. Rooney, Mrs.
Holbron, Mrs Flynn, Mrs. Calvin, Mrs.
John ]. Heavey, Mrs. William H. Quinn,
Mrs. j. F. Madden, Mrs. M. F. Kelleher,
Mrs. 7. J. Carroll, Mrs. NJ. Dalton, Miss
1nla Mf.(x (xr-1f
Miss Hattie Madden, Misses Mamie, Sa-
die McDermott, Misses Mary, Jessie Con-
merry, Miss Mary Hague, Miss O'Neill,
Miss Minnie Murphy, Miss Thornhill,
Misses Maggie, Mary Egan, Miss Mag
gle Walsh, Misses Hattie, Florrie Carroll,
Miss Lora Purcell, Miss Mamie Driscoll
Mrs Edward Hoos, Mrs. A. H. Henry
Mrs William H. Quinn, Mrs. Frank Nc
Nally, Mrs John P. Feeney, Mrs. Dennis
Reardon, Director of the Board of Free
holders Frank MeNally, ex-police Com
missioner John P. Feeney, P. Fl. Murphy
and Joseph ]. Farmer, Miss Mary Dugan,
Miss Carlin, Miss K Reardon. Mrs.
K Whelan, Miss A. Rafter, Miss Null
1ins Miss Bggan, Miss Maggie Kelly,
Miss Lille Van Horn, Miss Agnes Carlin,
Miss Tessie Carlin. Mrs. Forster, Miss
Mary Da1S, MISS ANNIE N1C1>fdludld, 4siioS
Agnes Reilly. Miss M. Gallagher Miss A.
Morgan, Miss G. Smith, Miss Harrison,
Miss M. Burns, Miss Fannie Deats, Miss
Russell, Miss O'Dea, Miss Florence Reilly,
Miss Brann, Miss Herlihy Miss Fftzger-
aid, Miss Brady, Miss Thompson, Miss
Thompson, Miss Kennedy, Miss Mount,
Miss Scott, Miss Hattie Symes.
Mrs. Stephen Egan, Misses Venie and
'(Sra a m Miss
Maud Farrell Miss Elizabeth A. Duffy,
Mrs. Mary Wray, Miss Mary Kelly, Miss
Maggie Kelly, Miss Nealia Hagen; Miss
Maggie Martin, Miss Mamie Packennam,
Miss Obrelter, Miss Hoffman and Miss
Tanner, Miss Murray, Miss Grace Murray,
Mrs Barr, Mrs. N. Hawley, Miss Darkin,
Miss M. Denver, Mrs. Thomas Keeley,
Miss Elizabeth Dalton, Miss Margaret
Lennon Miss Catharine McArdle, Miss
Marie Wells Miss Helen Cottingham,
Miss Lucy Erdworn, Miss 3. Baldwin,
Miss Catharine Harnett Miss Marie Stem
harser, Miss Mary Condor, Miss Alice
whitaker. Miss Ethel Scohil, Miss Helen
Tiffany, Miss Minnie Klingingberg, Miss
Nellie Payton, Miss Cecilia Keegan, Miss
Keegan, Miss May Scott, Miss
Mime Stanley, Miss Mary Coleman,
Miss Doyle Miss Edna Denver,
Misses Helena and Minnie Cummings,
John J. Ryan, Daniel Y Lewis. William
c. Herrick, Louis B. Foley, Henry Moser
A. A. Cable Freeholder Frank Scott
william c. Barton and William Dooley
Mrs. James F. Woodmency. Mrs. Stepher
Wise, Miss Katharine Kelly, Miss katha-
rine Mccormack, Mrs. William Herriok
Miss Lascell. Miss Agnes r. Scully, Mrs
William f. Morris, Miss Morris, Mrs
John ]. Duffy, Miss Duffy, Miss K
Regan. Misses Katharine, Margaret ano
Mamie Won Bermer, Mrs. John J. Ryan
Miss Ryan, Miss AcSorley. Misses Louise
and Theresa Morgan Miss Elizabeth
Kopf. Miss Belle Lewis Miss Donohue
Mrs. Cornelius J. Rooney, Miss Longen-
netti, Miss NJ. Hallen, Miss Annie Riley,
Miss Annie Kelly, Miss Lille and Ger
trude Ellington, Miss Sarah and Mary
sullivan, Miss Margaret Griffin, Miss
Mamie German, Miss Nellie Enwright
Mrs. George Gartner, Miss Mary McRob-
erts. Miss Susie McRoberts. Miss Heller
Browning. Mrs. Ignatius Noonan. Miss NJ
Turner. Mrs. John Egan. Mrs. John
Noonan. Miss Agnes Costello. Mrs. Henry
simon. Mrs. John Cone, Miss Sarah Kin.
kead Miss Alydia Lynch, Miss Annie A
Farrell. Misses Margaret and Annie Nc.