The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-02-24
WALNN FER DAT CAKE.
Successful Entertainment
and Jubilee at the
Armory.

| ,.,,, ,.....a, at,;x, oa1,a xyall and
| -,.iats ,,,,. 80 F,,,,a,, - +be Fonrth
Jupiiee ".'.s.. -, ,.st even,no was !
-, o,,c,.,, ,artio,ior rrbe
t,,a a-tartainn,ant ex-
- 81, ,r-al1- o,,a ~ tba hest
os.,,i,sitir,,, ,f +o syrottasona and exageer-
49, 80. s.;ya, a this
49, eSras f,,rnistaa ~
cns, ne -. 80 60,
Inc iSa',oit,i Pc, - 1o.
pahy, oi Wien = =" 80
r f>eiineos are lug "a pe-o's
ne eAnipieion was siIei4 1A'es- rs.,~s,s,
pices u 'ne ou, - ~,
'oiiiitll was seiAeisai i''aii's 9 ''-N
asslseeo ny aA aiiiuseliielie
sistils oA e-apeain NJ. .. oe"
man. l-te eei't'a' = 49, s.I' -,,,,o,..
tary; captain I. "A. neiiinaiu,
Lleutenanes w. 81 Dris'er anu ieu -4se'
me eahe "aih WAS pieeeeoeu
lengthy, but interesting prosralhine
plantation melodles anu dances w.
| was thoroughly enjoyed ny tne
auolence- Inc prosfahiiile pesS'A "'-
noVerlufe py an eAcellene oioiies1AN .
Luke Pulley, coloreo pianist pay Gu
| concerto waltz ana an lnVlsaole choi us
sang, Wont You rake me- bach ~
Dixie" Then the company came upon the
| stage all dressed IKE the ola plaiiedlioi
carkey OF ante-pellum Gays. ihel0 was
another chorus by the troupe lntefsperseo
with some excellent dancing anu amer
that the fun was fast ana FURIOUS.
| Louis Jones sang My hanna Lazy,
and Mime. Emma Robinson rendered that
touching plantation meiooy, NY ~ ~,
Kentucky Home Nlllam ficAdiilllny
Hill, most laudaoIe dancer, foiu apout
his BABY Gal' ana NINE. ". - uiteS
/ wondered IN song What LAY
Game ofher songs loilo"eo ny ven
Demount and wesley MOTIFS anu men
Miss Marie Bolden ana MISS Claliee 'oiin-
son dld an Orleheal oance. ,-Ai'ei soass sr.
/ py MISSES -Aai saie' i"stoi' -.
ana Eva ruiiei' lne pai e-o -
gfdna assenloiy Wy Tue = =,
winch was inti iooueeo
III DlAie' anu Tue 49,,
me seeoilu p"i' was
the nrst' "niian a. -'Aeu' -.
cement pahJois' anu iioiio4oe-Hs' -
auoieilee AZ ~ -. ,.,,s1-
linen lleie "ae : 'uoii a. 49,
"las' poAAaiu 9il0 ~ lEse19o m,ara
ileVer peeii seen ~ li''s s,.s saao.s
nave oeeh eAeeiienS NJ oN-s-
iieie DeAoie' oo' -,
DeeH 80 many ieai ie"usis -
On tAe SAME S'ase a. S
w HlllidAn ricAeAiil.AiS
We'll worth lne prlee ol auiliSsioA. aioAe
ana Wheh you aou " - 'iia' u '1i-~
James ahu tne otneis " 'i4e
nave really niSt Grass pei-oi ii'"iAee -
TINS KING
MISS margaret seoul the Dlach oels-
ter was surprise to the auolences Her
sweet soprano voice was hsaroiy eApeceeu
on this occasion, ana the manner III winch
she sang Coming Thro' the Rye ana
"euUanee River, aroused the large audi
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ence to enthusiasm Inc feature u Ing
evening was the Grand Cake Walk and
pooantior of tho colored Four Hundred"
rNecepeioli oA lne Coioi Gu ~ - -,
which followed the second part ol lhe
programme. over thirty couples partici-
a+ad ~ +b;s nart of tbe exbibition. AS
paleo ~ Inns paiI - - 49, NFovor
they passed before the judges, mayor
Seymour of Bayonne, General p F. Wan
80 t,o,,er+ Dsvis Reeister-elect James
c. Clarke, ]. f. O'Mel1a, j. J. HOPKINS
and Colonel Smith. who sat- solemn and
~a,s.to ,,r,o,, +be etapa thev were grad
seuaee' upon ING -. 1,sS -
ually weeded out until twenty couples re-
mained. These will participate in the
s,,aI oon+os+ for the s.calse,, tbis evening
.....a,,
The orchestra struck up a splrited
march and first appeared a young color
- 49,, +1a,,,,, whose gvrations of his
ca sentieniai' "nose s'a.-
body and manipulations OF drum ma
ior's baton which he carried were marvel
-. - haho1d 1ban followed these par-
GUS " peloiu' i'e'i .o--o " - r.
Elephants, all prize Wlnners:-franK De
LYONS, Philadelphia, and Mrs. Pulley;
A r,hrose Davis Phfladelnhia. and Miss
@Aihoiose Dosis' -
Belle Dutton; ROBERT omlth ana MISS
Anita Pagan; Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
Richmond Va I Iinsey and Miss
+.,S- - 41Ti, ,1optarsor o,,d Mic
Biancne DIXON; W. S9i1 NJ EN- Ii We