The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-27
THE TAHENB PICNIC.
The Friends of the Popular Hoboken
Assembyman Nuke Merry.

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The Friends of tho Popular Hoboke
Assembyman MIKE Merry.
1t was u brilliant gathering that occu.
Died PohlmHnn's Pavilion last evening
the occasion being the annual summer
nights festival OF the Cornelius J. Fahen
Association of Hopoken. Politicians and
their wives. sweeth PARTS and friends
were promirent In the large tnrong. who
danced to inspiring music throughout
the evening, The guests were received
by the following committee;-
Frank 6h aler, Chairman. NJ. v. Nc.
Dermott, Owen Duff, William Eckel-
mann. William C%onlon, Patrick Daily.
liam Dynan. f. NJ. McDonough, A. viii
son. Charles tnyne. Daniel Mccarthy,
H. J.. Baird, Franz G~uaraolia. Simon
Kelly. James Patrick. John Bullwinkle,
Robert Healy, FL ward Phalon, II. Ochs,
M. J, Coyle.- William Hesrn. John
Beatty and j. Leary.
Inside, The hall WAS one whirl of bril-
liant costumes. aud ench person felt him
self perfectly at ease. This was In
no small way due to the excellent ar
engagements provided ty the following
Floor rommittee:-James Dupn, John
Feeley. Thomas Duff. Patrick Conroy,
Patrick Cannon. Wiilism Ryan, john
nngan. James Mccormack, William F..
James Cunningham. Charles Gerrity,
Michael Duffy. Joseph WaddiDeton,
James sLondrigan, John Reardon, Fred
Iindner. Thounas Creamy, Henry Mar
TIM.
The full complement OF officers were
present as folio VS.
Edward Phalon. Presidents; John Damn,
Eirgt ViCQ pro.i6aur. N ,nfai NIaC.tx
Second Vice President; NJ. v. McDer-
mott. Third Vice President; Thomas
Creamy. Financial Secretary; James
Londrigan. Recording Secretary; William
RYAN. Treasurer; P. Cannon, Marshal.
IL is doubtful ii a larger number of
the prominent men aud politicians in
Hoboken and North Hudson County were
ever gathered together for a social even
lug. Politics were entirely forgot ten
~momentarily, however, aud each con-
tributed his full share towards tue com.
plete enjoyment of the evening.
AT ten o'clock the grand march was
sounded by the orchestra. and over TIVE
hundred couples formed in the long
promenade. The march was headed by
+ DOR Manager Charles V. Darcy aud
lady. followed by the Assistant
Michael Wallace with his wife. Others
in the march were Assemblyman and Mrs
Cornelius j .Tenan; County Clerk Dennis
M"clIdugnlln ana VIE; surrogate O'Neil
and wife, ex sheriff Heintze and wife,
Deputy Surrogate James Lilis and wife,
President OF Police Board John p. Feeuev.
Assemblyman Teddy Carroll and wife.
Asse blymun Zeller aud wife, Recorder
McDonough, Assembiyman Coyle and
wife, Polite Commissioner Hayden and
wife, Chief Donovan and wife, Chsrles
Donovan and wife. Aldermen Feuton,
Stegman. Bewig, Weinthal. Snyder
and TifmEan aitd fUivaa. IRA fsuu,,;a
sioners Hauser, Patrick aud O'Dounell
and wives; Collector Bowes, John Nc
Cormack and Lottie Williams OF New
York; Treasurer Smith and wife, Po.r-
master Miller and wife, Mayor Simon
Kelly and wire of Weehawken, Assistant
City Clerks Kirchem aud Curry and
wives. and Charles Holland and lady.
The club mem bers were all present with
few exceptions. II vas not until early
morning that the dancing ceased, and
after refreshments the guests departed,
entirely satisfied with their good time.