The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-11
PICNIC OF TIE CULLEN ASSOCIATION.
The Popular Ex- Freeholder and His
Friends Have a Gre It Time.

Inc Popular Ex-Ereehotder ana HIS
Friends Have u Grea Time.
The very fact that the Andrew Cullen
Association of Hobokeu, has bseu sue
cessfnl for ten seasons in conducting pic
MICS must have assured DO small number
of the large crowd present at the picnic
PoaJ hlmanu's Hal last evening that this
one would tend to eclipse all former &C.
casions. Aud it is not improbable that it
did. AT any rate, to have seen
the immense number of friends
Of the popular. standard bearer
who Joined 10 the grand entree and
others who held chairs down IN taking in
the promenade and dancing, would very
probably have convinced the most stub
born skeptic that the Andrew Cullen
Association can bring out as many people
as any other club 10 any other city wnen
1t wants to.
Standard bearer Cullen did not forget
to be present. He brought with him lots
Of funny things aud he let them go when
he got inside. They we're jokes aud
could almost be seen rs they jumped up
and down in the air.
There was a Reception Committee
there that attended to peoples wants. It
included John Barnltt. Chairman; John
Burke. Thomas Field, Johu II. McCul-
loch. Owen Cox. A. T.. Giusto. Edward
Ryan. John Vanderheyden, James j.
Sullivan, A. v, Vanderheycen. John Nc
Mahon. Emil Vogelsang, Charles Pels,
| Charles w. Van Wart aud john Carr.
A Floor Committee sort Of superin-
tended the dancers. On it were:-
William DowceD, Michael Connolly
James Mulcahsy, Gus Kohlneim, Charles
| Seymour, Thomas Harry. James Kirk
man, Rudolph Phugh, Frank Kruss,
William. Ryan, Frank Shaler, Peter
Kruse, James Gillian, James O'Brien.
The nfHrQrN of tiiA AlEnrfRfinn made
things real pleasant. They walked them
selves around the pavilion and seemed tc
like tue job. They wore big flower ana
proportiunately large smiles. They
bought smiles for other people VINO
hadn't any. Here are tue officers:-
Nicholas O'Day, President; Philip Van
| derheyden, Vice President; James j.
Sullivan. Financial Secretary; Frank
| Krusa, Recording Secretary; A. T..
Giusto, Treasurer, aud William Ryan
Sergeant alarms.
The grand promenade wal a greai
| affair. The ladies' costumes were ex.
ceeding!y attractive, and some fairly
dazzied Lhe eyes OF y reportsr VINO stood
watching the merry throng. When his
eyes stopped dazzling he took names.
Nicnolas O'Day and wife lead the grand
march. MIR. O'Day was floor manager.
His assistant was Philip Vanderheyden.
The following gentlemen with their wives
were ainoug those PRESENT.
H. Quidore. J. Gonzales, R. Carr, C. stem
der, h, Scuutte. J. Caulheld, r. Gerhardr, E.
CIausen, J. McNulty, ]. Barrett, J. Smith, J. s
Patrick, N. Finn, NJ. J. Coyle, W. Lee, "A.
Degner, w. Ellis, J. Gillian, B.. Hagen, H.
Koenig, p. Gerhardt, f. Wagner, {. Mahoney
| J. Kemp, T. Desrigan, R. Carr. a. Degner. G
f. Koch, J. Giifilan, A. Mossr, G.. Nevin, A,
Pfugh, Frank Slater, NJ. v. McDsr
mott, Owen Duff, William Ecksl.
mann, Samuel Donaldson, William Conlon
Patrick Daily, William Wild, William Dynan, +.
NJ. McDonougb, A Wilson, Charles Coyne,
Daniel Mccarthy, II. J. Baird, Frank HuaragIia
Simon Kelley, james Patrick. John Buliwinkie
Robert Healey, Edward Phalon, H. Ochs, NJ. j.
Coyle, William Hearn. Johu Beatty, j. Lsary,
James Dunn, John Feiley, A. Lsary. James Nc
Cormack. W. Il. Ryan, John Dugan. Jos. Dugan
James Flood, James Cunningham, Charles
Gerritys Michael Duffy, Joseph Waddington,
James Landrigau, john Reordon, Fred Lindner,
Thomas Greaney, Harry Martin, Edward Phalon,
John Dunn, Daniel MCCARTHY. r. D. Conner,
John ]. Murphy, Thomas Mack, Louis Bold,
Andrew Brown, Theodore sylvester. Edward
Schuder, S. Hanson. James McHale, I. A
Kennedy, John J. Guy, Robert Smile, William
Harris. Thomas McCune, Joseph Locke, Captain
McNulty, George Stamberger, q. Nelson, Louis
Bald, P. Farley, NJ. Reddy, Peter Murray, Ottt
Adams, Fred Snyder, Joseph Waddington and
"A Wilson