The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-09-19
Three Nights Celebration to
Take Place at the New
Quarters On Baldwin
Avenue.
INTERESTING PROGRAMME
DISTINGUISHED OFFICIALS WHO
WILL TAKE PART IN THE EN-
ERcIsEs TO WHICH ALL THE
RAILROADS. EMPLOYEES ARE
INVITED.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association viii hold an
interesting three nights services at No.
200 Baldwin avenue on this evening. To-
morrow evening and Thursday evening,
beginning on each occasion at eight
O'Clock. Every man in the employ of
the Pennsylvania Railroad is invited to
attend the exercises. Interesting pro-
grammes have been provided for each
evening. The occasion is the opening
of the branch's new club house.
The programmes are as follows
September 19, Mr. F. P. Abercrombie,
Superintendent New York Division, pre-
siding.--Hymn. Onward Christian Sol
diers"; Prayer, Rev. Arthur n Thomp-
son, d. D.: Instrumental Duet violin
and piano., Mr.. H. T. Moore and Mr.
r. A. Herald: Remarks by the presiding
! officer, Mr.. f. P. Abercrombie; Address
by Mr.. H. O. Williams, International
Railroad Secretary; Vocal Quartette,
-Four Trackmen; Brief remarks by F.
L. Sheppard, General Superintendent
Mr.. v. Weirman, Superintendent Amboy
Division; Mr.. A. P. Gest, Superintendent
| oil m
General Agent; Mr.. Geo. w. Waite
Freight Train Master; Humorous Recit-
al, Mr.. Bob Mcdonald, Yard Master at
Harrison; Remarks by Mr. Neason
Jones. General Secretary, and others; In
strumental Duet, Messrs. II. T. Moore
and r. A. Herald.
Reception and Usher Committee.-H.
e. Gerhart. Chairman; M. E. Tomlinson
R. F. Redding, T. L. Drumpelmann
Walter Smith, r. S. Graham, T. A.
| Brooks, e. L. Freeman, A. D. Slower,
c. D Gray, A. 7. Black J. f. Chandler.
G. H. Williams, W. F. Taylor, NJ. H.
| Wolff.
| September 20.-Mr n. S. Hayward,
Superintendent of Motive Power. presid-
| ing. Hymn-"All hail the power of Je-
sus name" prayer, Rev. R. NJ. Ayles-
worth; instrumental duet. Messrs. H. IT,
Moore and R. A. Herald; remarks by the
presiding officer, Mr. H. S. Hayward; !;
| address by Mr.. Charles r. Towson, gem
eral secretary, p. r. r. Association,
| Philadelphia; recitation. "The Amen Cor
ner." Miss Caroline Schlegel; address by
Mr.. W. A. Patton, assistant to the Pres
| ident; humorous recital, Mr. Bob AIeDon-
| aid; brief remarks by Mr.. A. Schlegel
engineer; W. P. Garrabrant. air brake
| instructor, and others; instrumental duet,
Messrs H. T. Moore and r. A. Herald
Reception and Usher Committee
A. Sehlegel, Chairman: F. A. Smock. T.
B. Allen. W. P. Crooks. H. Frost. JOS
eph Rood, John F. Fisher. E. L. French,
+. G. Mahoney. H. Feygauf. B. f.
Smith, A. Bartlett, G. B Roberts, Chas.
Metz. ]. B. StuIts, VIM. Brown.
September 21-Mr. c.. J. Carroll. su-
perintendent of ferries, presiding. Hymn
-"Blest Be the Tie that Binds;;' prayer,
Rev. Cornelius Brett, DID,; overture by
orchestra: remarks by presiding officer.
G. ]. Carroll; address by Mr.. R. w.
Hearne. State secretary of New Jersey:
cornet solo. Mr.. E. Scarrano. late soloist
June's Cornet Band; piano solo. Prof. ].
E. Podmore; songs, Mr.. Frank Smith;
brief remarks by Messrs. A. L. Sherratt,
E. Reuther, Thomas Barton Stevens,
and others; selection by brass band; coon
songs, Mr.. Rudolph Love
| Reception and Usher Committee. e
Reuther, chairman; E. P. Young. A. K.
Reeves, A. D. Mallock, ]. H. Sherratt,
w. Fl. Carroll, W. H. Twaite, G. ].
| Wright. ] Branagan. H. G. Hughes. Ct.
lsy. Burke, J. ]. Brennan. G. S. Halik-
weller, Rs yesburgh, s. White. ghas.
Bohrer. F. Clancy o. \. Rice: flank
| Wilson. ] Deiler, $. Grant. z. F. Car
lliili,.;S fred Jones' IN. Wal.
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