The Jersey City news., 1902-01-25
BIC DAVIS BALI.
Everything in Readiness For
the Political Event Of
the Season.
ELABORATE DECORATIONS
Prominent Statesmen From
All Parts OF the State
Will BE Present.

1rvervthing is in readiness for the eleV-
enth annual invitation ball OF the Robert
Da,ls Association. which takes place next
"Wednesday evening at Pohlmann' 5 Pa
,,,.,ian OGDEN avenue and Ferry streets.
potb fne upper and lower halls have
,sar anraged. and they will be elaborate
- dI.oorafed and illuminated with thou-
sa,,57s Of ineandescent bulbs. In the dec
orations of both halls over lVvo yaros u
bunting of various eolors VIII pc useu.
sfreanaers will be strung from Inc sioe
walls tn the chandeliers In the centre 9
hath aoors The pillars and paicohi ,
win be entwined with bunting ana III Do',.
halls the coat OF arms of all nations VIII
be prominently displayed.
Ti,e feature Of the event will be TWO
Grand marches. one in each hall, wh'eh
will be under the direction OF the DAVIS
pioneers. II was at first decided tha1
the Pioneers would give an exhipittoh
dr;I1 IN full uniform but this part OF the
nraorarome has been abandoned ana 'he
r,enabers of the corps will appear IN con-
vertional evering dress.
IN mast wears the Davis's ball has been
noted for the elaborate toilets worn py
the fair sex. and it is said that this year
event will eclipse all its predecessors
The ARRANGEMENTS are under the super
vision of the Executive Committee anu
the members have spared no expense 10
make ii the social function OF the sea
son There have been over three nun
.dred invitations sent out for the event,
not only in this county, but to prominent
,,an throughout the State, all OF whoIn
are expected to be present. There VIII
also be a large attendance of Democrapc
LEADERS from New York City.
The gentlemen who will look after the
entertainment of all who attend Will pc:
executive Commitee-Committee OF
Arrangements-J D. German, chair
man; Robert Davis, Robert 6. smith,
1,homas ]. Miggins, James T. Liilis'
4an,es G. Clarke, Carl II. Ruempler' M.
]. stack, James S. Nolan Anenons
Hauck, James .IIennessey, John T. rec
ney. Frank McNa1ly, Peter Madden, Fal-
rick McGrath Frank McKenna, IhoInas
Eallon. James Mannix, James Mckee
James j. Kelly, John F. Madden n. +.
weain Jr. Daniel Smith, James Doherty
John ]. Mulvaney. S. M. Egan, Wiilianh
6 Elvnn. c. P. Smith, Thomas F. Jordan
1ohn H. Masker, Daniel Cohn, John J.
Heavey.
Reception Committee = Ferdinand
Heintze. chairman; Leon Albeit, James
n Braden. G. T. Bouton, James Birm-
ingham. James Brodie, Edward Barr Il.
I7lnnenthal. A. t. Bahr, Charles Birdsall,
Joseph Benjamin, John F. Boyle, 9. b.
Bergcamp. T. J. Carroll. James E. Con-
noIlv. Mark Curiey, James Coyle, John
Conway. NJ. ]. Curry, T. F. Carey, George
canarn. II. l.. Davis, Conrad Dietz, IA.
Daab. Jr.. r. A. Elliot, John Erickson.
w. ]. Evpper William J. Farrell Law
renee Pagan. Fred Nissan, Bernard Far
rell. Joseph Fitzsimmons, John Grimes,
James p. Cannon, James Gallagher, Emil
Groth. Bernard Garvey, R. S. Hudspeth'
NJ. Higgins, H. Hintemann, @ e Hen
driclys. James P. Hall, Edward Hoos,
Peter Hauek, A. M. Henry, M. b.
Holmes, E. J. Heppenheimer, Harry Hell
Ter. Gregory Judge, George W. King
John Kelly, NJ. J. Kenny, F. 7. helleghef'
J. f. Keating. L. Keiswetter, Joseph
Kaiser, II. M Keeley, Joseph Kennel, j.
E. w. Kuper, Otto Lawrence, Adolph
Lankering, D. Y. Lewis, Thomas Luker,
K. v Lutz, NJ. Lally, Jr., John Meeres,
Thomas Magner John Zeller, A. j. Man
ming, D. Mclaughlin. James ]. Mcbride,
Frank McDermott, Frank McCarren, Q.
E. Nolan, Samuel Nagle, Patrick Nugent,
]. F. Nolan, P. H. o'Neill Edward
O'Donnell, W. n. Parslow, II. Perlmut-
ter, E. ]. Pendergast, John Quinn, E. P.
Roberts, Alex. Roe, Fred Rippe, F. A.
Rice, E. ]. Rice, C. J. somers, T. sulli-
van, A. T. sorensen, z. Seitas, P. J.
Smith, Patrick Sullivan, Fred. stegleiter,