The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-15
EXCURSIONS, FEs11rALs AND PIcNIoS,

The members OF Americus Engine Company, No.
O. of Bayonne and their friends. went to Point
View Grove. on the Sound. last Tuesday. on their
annual excursion.
Mehl Il Co.. which was to have been held yester
day week at Kr )ebel's Hudson County volks Gar
den. has been postponed till next Tuesday Aug II.
The knights of Honor and other secret societies
will have grand picnic in Sehaefer's Grove on
the Paterson Plank Road. today, under the aus
pieces and personal supervision of Henry Bishof.
International Cigar Makers Union. No. s. of
Hoboken, held its annual picnic at Kroebel's Hud-
son County volks Garden last Monday night, the
affair proving most enjoyable to the $50 people in
attendance.
Messrs. r. H. Mcfarland, d. Harper, j. Fallen
c. Smith, J. Harper and ]. Bolen. have just re-
turned from the Highlands where they have be IN
camping out on the banks OF the Shrewsbury
River for the Last two weeks.
picnic will be given at Shenkeis Floral Park
Union Hill. on August 9th, under the auspices Of
the Widow and Orphans Fund Committee of
steuben Lodge No. 1853. l. o. o. F., the proceeds Of
which will be donated to the widow of recently
deceased member Of the lodge. Fred. Gloustein.
The sixth Battalion, Germania Schuetzsn Band,
held its third annual prize shoot and festival at
Kroebel's Hudson County Yolk's Garden, last
Tuesday afternoon and evening The Battalion
was in command of Major G. Hoffman. The toe
ing medal was won by D. Dodenhof. and he was
accordingly crowned King. About so prizes were
distributed for excelIency in shooting and bowl
ing, Edward Scnultz, Oh faltsaue company carry
ing of first prize for bowling. The evening was
devoted to dancing and feasting.
most successful affair in every way was the
annual picnic of the John J. Norton Association,
held at Caledonia Park last Monday afternoon and
evening, under the direct management of Presi-
dent Harvey. The floor committee consisted OF
Messrs. James DAILY, VIM. P. Drott p. G. O'Brien,
j. ]. Byrne, Louis Rievemann, Harry Smith, Henry
Tiedman, and John W. Plat; and the reception
committee was composed Of VIM. f. Cooney,
Chairman; ]. P. Broderick, f. W. Kreyer, Aug. R.
Kornstedt, j. f. kriend Amos G. Bloom, J. A. Nc
Kenna, M. A. Lang. R. P. Smith, and q. Fahren-
holz.
The most successful affair ever held under the
auspices of the Young Mems Independent Club.
was its first annual picnic and summer-night fes-
tival at Pohlman's, last Monday evening. Among
the happy throng TATTLER reporter noticed Fire
Conn issioner John I. Conway and wife, Alder
man John Prigge Fred. Mersheimer, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. o. Hara, Edward Block and sister, VIM. Block
Miss 8. Shultz, Albert Skunk Miss Katie German,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stockfsch. j. Mehl and Miss Annie
Elmer, N. Underhill and wife. B.Wegner, Miss Hill
dreth, @. Martin. Miss Wegner Mis- Detcher, II.
D. Simons and wife.W. Fitzmuller Miss Ruschard
c.. II. Esckmann, Miss Deiber, O. Humid. Miss
Schulz, Messrss G.. Kaiser, F. Kline. e. Hardin, W.
Holderer, Louis Keel and their wives. II. Cune and
Miss L. Klink G.. Holbog and wife of Hartford. L.
Sessman and Ida Hunt of New York. Frank Kelly
and wife Of New York, John Donnecksr. Miss
Kronawiger of Chicago, and MIR. and Mrs. W. Can
field.
The housekeepers love to roam through Wood &
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