The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-22
A SPLENDID PICNIC.
The Friends Of the w. i. Kern As
~sociation Crowded Pohlmann's
Last Night.

Ihe sixth annual picnic of the William
+. Kern Association was held NJ phi.
mann's last evening. As a success in
every particular, it eclipsad even thu
splendid efforts OF the association In this
line GU all former occasions. The spec.
tacls was a very pretty one. The decora-
lions were simple, but neat. Around the
three open sides OF the big pavilion the
glow CT A string OF Chinese lanterns.
meliowed the many bright lights over
head. The pavilion was thronged with
uaacers. There were pretty and
well dressed women in the throng.
t hn adjoining alning hall was
OF thetn officials of various Political
nersuasions. aud others with political
aspirations. Prominent among tham
were Sheriff Stanton, ex-Sherif Heiulz.
tgeeholder Frank j. McNaiiy aud Prosf-
aent Hogan and Secretary Charles
McNally OF the Frank j. McNaliy Asso-
citation, Fire Chief Johu Conway. Fire
Commissioner Donneliy. President Wal.
ter ii. Elliott OF the Karn Association.
Coroner ans Murrer, john j.. O'Hara
and q numbe of Hoboken officials.
Standard Begrer Kern led the first
march with Mrs. Kern, ana Presiasnt
Walter H. 4 lott led the second march
with Mrs. K lott Ia The first march
Assistant Floor Manager Martin Hnnnt-
gan marcned with Miss Aggle Kern.
FLOOR Manager Schaefer marched with
Mrs. Schaefer. Second v, Q President
Kemp marched with Mrs. keaip. Score.
sary Timothy G. CaeMey smarched with
Miss Cagney.
In the march and among the spectators
were noiiced besides those already men
toned the foliowing:-
VIZ - ~.
Master Hamilton Mott, of Syracuse, N. Y,
Assistant Floor Manager James fianlev, Mr..
and Mrs; George Kemp. hrs. Barrett aud sister
Sadie, Misses Louisa. MiIiie and Josis RAIDER.
aud Mrs. R. W. Ahrend. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Boland, Mr.. Michael Barrett. ana.
SISTER Mr.: George Brown. Mr.. and
aud Newton. Messrs. Brinkmsnn aud Hanek
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooksen. Mr.. and mrs
Michael Conlon. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Duff. Mr..
Frank Guarraglia. Mr.. George G~uthnuiler,
Mr.. John Harrington, bliss Harrington. Mr.,
Herman Horloeck. Mrs and Mrs. K. Kissm .ttsr,
Mr.. Michael lavender, Mrs Henry Meyer,
Payne, Mr.. AMI Mrs. William Patterson. Dr.
aud Mrs. James q. Rooney. Mr.. l.. w. SpItz.
Hagle; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas snowdea, Mr.. and
Thiersten, Mr.. Henry Bruesh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel F. McMahon, Mr.. James Kelly. Miss
Kellly, M. Woiters, Police Sergeant Barney
NouS. LII. NIcuATu Nnits, DllSS " aiGp,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters. s1Messrs.
Cordts. John Kohl, Mr.. and Mrs. }. d. Basqustt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bungert, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bergkamp, Messrs. Peter Cavanagu aud Thomas
Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. II. Cagney, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Cofey. Mr., Thomas T.. Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. John DonAhus, Mr.. BaiIiy
Coyle, Mr.. Oscar Friebourg, Mr. aud
Mrs. JAMES Duane. Richard Judge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Frencks, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gehriug. Nj. Daniel HARRINGTON, Miss Harriny-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins. Mr.. and
nell ana George H. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Mcneil. Mr.. Frank Cuiism. Mr.. and Mrs
John Patterson, Messrs. Jonn Rockford and
J. H. Rsddy. Mr.. and Mrs. Thsodore
Schutzbach, Mfr. Thomas J. Toner, MI. ani
Mrs. Ed. Tebhenhoff. Mr.. 81. Whaisn, Mr., and
Mrs. Tony Hager, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nal.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Burke. Messsrs, G.
h. Martin and William Freyuch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schilling. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meyars,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John Boucher, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kelly. James Moylan, Mr.. aud Mrs.
James J. Liliis: Ar. James Coyle. Miss Coyls,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brakshhoff. Mr.. and Mrs
John J; O'Aara. Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Rodgers,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard. Miss Garrfck. All the
members who were not accompanied by their
wives or family were accompanied BY their
sWearhaarfs