The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-12-04
KNIGHTS THEATRE PARTY.
Paulus Hook Council Gives
Andrew Mack a Re-
ception.

! JPaulus Hook Council. No. 475, knights
of Columbus, had a theatre party last
night. The Knights chose for their play
| THE Rebel which their fellow knight
Andrew Mack, is producing this week al
the Academy of Music. The party was
composed of one hundred and fifty mem
bers, their wives and relatives who
thoroughly enjoyed the excellent perform
ance.
The Knights gave Mr.. Mack great
ovation, and presented him with mag
nificent piece of flowers in the form of an
| Irish harp.
| At the conclusion of the performance
the Council rendered Mr.. Mack a recep-
tion at the elubrooms, No. go Montgomery
street. He was escorted to the rooms by
Manager Frank E. Henderson, of the
| Academy of Music.
| Mr.. Mack was called upon to make a
few remarks as soon as he entered the
| hall. He thanked the members of Paulus
| Hook Council for the reception they had
| accorded him and assured them it would
never be forgotten.
| Mr.. Henderson also thanked the mem
bers for going to the Academy in such
Police Captain John f. Kelly, Principal
James ]. Hopkins, Rev. Father Brown of
| Orange, Joseph Farmer, ex-Fire Commits
sioner John j. Cone and M. T. Connolly.
Mr.. Joseph Purcell recited, Mise L. Arm
strong sang, and Mr.. P. ]. Kennedy sang.
| Supper was then served by Caterer P. ].
McNulty.
| Among those who were present at the
| theatre and the reception were:-Mr. and
Mrs. James Blewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Manning Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Wheelihan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McElhorn, Mr.. and Mrs
| James I O'Mealia. Mr.. and Mrs. P. H,
| Gilroy, Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Carlock, Mr..
and Mrs. P. F. Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| lam Browning, Mr. and Mrs. James
Nevins, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. John R. Hennessey, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
| Sprouts, Miss Sprouts, Miss Kilroy, Miss
Ada Carloek, Miss M. KERN, Miss Mamie
Manning, Miss Shea, Miss Griffin, Captain
Charles Carroll, DR.. Hornung, J. KERN
James Pierce, R. H. Duff, Isaac Hopkins,
Captain John F. Kelly, James ]. Hopkins,
7. E. Healy, ex-Judge John ]. Nevin,
! William Baron Joseph Farmer, William
j. Davis, William Sanborn, Harry Brown,
Harry Hyams of Newark. Eugene Muir
ray, Captain John F. Cody, Superintend-
ent of Police Telegraph System William
| Foley, Freeholder William J. Moran,
! Thomas Kermode, Patrick Rooney, Pat
rick Mcclure, P. Smith, John Sweeney,
Thomas Payton, Eugene Murray, Joseph
F. Burns, T. x. Carly, P. ]. McNulty,
Dominick Mahon, George Creamer
| Justice of the Peace Frank Leblanc
| George Jordan, Captain Ford, E. Whelan
DIR. Smith, John O'Donnell, John Dewitt
| Bernard Keilt, Michael Garry, Eugene
| Sullivan, T. j. Shugnere, E. w. Conln, J
]. McMullen, J. ]. Regan, E. A. Barry
| NJ McKenna. J. c. Malone, VIM Arm.
strong Jas. Purcell, VIM. ]. Dooley, w
Elliott, P. j. O'Brien, ]. ]. Kinney
Daniel Byrnes, Thos. Byrnes and d. Gal
lagher.
| The committee in charge wasp. j. Nc
| Dermott, P. J. Kilroy, James ]. Bowling
| John E. Carlock, w. J. Corliss and David
| Cagney.