The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-12-11
new OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Davis Association Celebrates
the Occasion With a
Big Stag.
ANExCELLENT PROGRAMME
Committees to Organize Tues
Night Business Meeting
to Be Followed By a
Stag.

The installation of the newly elected
officers of the Robert Davis Association
last night was followed by a stag enter
tainment that was enjoyed by as many
members as could possibly squeeze into
the double assembly room. The decor
atoms We're up to the unusual standard
and there was so much good cheer
and enthusiasm as to Danish all thought
of partial defeat of Democracy in Jer-
sey City. Confidence that the organiza-
ton was still supreme in Hudson County
was manifest on every side.
These officers were elected and in
stalled:-~
Thes. f. Roone. president; William J..
Moran, first vice president; Frank ]. Nc
Nally. second vice president; Carl H.
Reumpler, third vice president; Edward
Murphy, fourth vice president; Thomas J..
higgins, treasurer; Daniel Smith, fnan-
cial secretary; Joseph A. Quirk, recording
secretary; n. P. Wedin. corresponding
secretary; Patrick, sergeant-at-arms;
Thomas Nelson, collector; George Henry,
james Ellington, Lewis Fischer, r. S.
Jordan, NJ. ]. O'Donnell, trustees All
of the officials made neat and appropri-
ate addresses thanking the members for
the confidence expressed in their notes.
The executive committee is composed
Of Robert Davis, the standard bearer;
James @. Clark, James T. Iillis. John
ZelIer, James Hennessy, John ]. Heavey,
John P. Feeney, S. NJ. Egan, J. a. Mas
s-ker, Peter Madden, Frank ]. McKenna,
c. P. Smith, Thomas Fallon, Thomas F.
Jordan, James Mckee, Patrick McGrath,
John Roberts, James Mannix, John
Dougherty, Daniel Cohen, j. j. Kelly,
DIR. Jehn Neyin, NJ. J. Connolly, e. E..
Kinkhead, Charles J. Somers, E. A.Vree-
land, Edward Cahill, Alex. Simpson,
Charles. J. Carorll, James McGovern, 81.
L. Davis. R. G. Smith, N. P, Wedin, Jr,
Daniel Smith, Messrs Rooney and Mig
gins are ex-officio members.
The entertainment committee is COM
posed of the following members: George
Fl. Donaldson, William j. Davis, NJ. J..
Garry, James Carlin, Harvey D. Meyers,
P. G.. Coffey, Joseph Pelmutter, w. B.
Whelan, John e. Moody, Thomas d.
Lynch, Joseph Duane, 81. J. Mauckel,
and Thomas W Hopkins
The membership committee is COM
posed of Alex. ]. Clements, G. w. F..
Maurer, Mark Curley, John f. Mccarthy.
Michael Higgins, B. J. Foley, p H
James, C. G. Chiids, J. Frank Finn, A.
j. Boyle, Philip, YKelsher, Daniel Leddy,
The committees will all organize next
TUESDAY hght-
stag entertainment win follow all
business meetings.
The stag which followed last nights
installation was one Of much merit. Bert
Helms presided at the piano, Hans Bur-
goyne, as a coster singer, rendered songs
that won him much applause. Lydia
Hall, in serio-comic songs, pleased the
audience. Tom Ballantine was in his
best trim and while talking his audience
convulved with laughter. The Murray
Brothers acted delightfully."- in their music
specialties. Steel and Murray gave a
very comic sketch. John o'Donnell, hu-
morist, caused many explosions Of laugh
ter by his droH stories and William Nc
Kenna, a clever son of William McKenna
also entertained the audience.
John e. Moody made the anouncemets.