The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-22
sHEEHAN ASSOCIATIONS PICNIC.
p olitioians Of Hudson City in Full
Force at pohImann's.

Pohlmann's Pavilion was damned last
evening on the occasion of the first an
nual picnic of the R. F. Sheehan Assoc
citation. The big and lesser political lights
Of the Hudson City section were out in
force, and nearly every prominent politi-
cal, social and athletic organizations was
strongly represented.
These included the Twelfth Ward DEM
ocratic Club-the George L. Guthmuller
Association. the Gustav 10th Association,
the Variety Bowling Club, the James j.
Tlilly Association, the Sylvia Athletic
Club, the Charles Barn Association. the
George J. Nolan Association. the Merry
Twelve Pleasure Club, the Franklin So
cial Gu and a delegation headed by
Commissioners Edward Barr came from
Greenville, with the Court Greenyille
Fife and Drum Corps, in full uniform.
The grand march was led by Standard
Bearer Sheehan, with Mrs. Sheehan.
George L. Guthmuller was floor manager,
assisted by David Barrett. The floor COM
mittee was composed of Justice McCar-
thy, ". F. Beckman, Frank Rose, Sam
uel McMinn, Thomas Carroll and Nichol-
as Berger. John E. Flynn was chairman
of the reception committee. His con-
freres were Robert Weir, John Gademan,
A. Tebbenhoff, F.. Tebbenhoff. Frank Reil-
~, C. Berger, Fred Geibel, Harry Mar
esca, Al. Goddard, VIII Beekman, Thos.
Schutzbach, Chas. Finch. VIM. Hanncn,
Vim. ]. Brandt, D. ]. Hart, Thos. Toner,
VIM. Taylor. Mrs. Sheehan, wife of
the standard bearer, was presented with
= la,5eo~,o borlxat IF Aourcrc eas
In the throng were Street and
Water Commissioner James F. Nolan, Po-
lice Commissioner Adolph Walter, ex-
Freebooter Addison Smith. President
George Mckay, of the Jefferson Club, Al
derman Rudolph Hartman, Mr.. and Will
liam f. Kern, President and Mrs. Robert
Seguine, vice-President Frank Geerer and
sister, Treasurer Henry Meyer, Miss
Smith, Recording Secretary and Mrs.
Louis Ehlers, Financial Secretary John
Rose. Sergeant-at-Arms John Berger, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brachenhoff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Berger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Herold, William
Mory. Henry Mungesser, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McNamee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Wines. Harvey Finch, ex-
fT6eIOlutI EA0dHi IA ~hA. GIN N-t2s
John Willinghoff. Holmes Finch. Milton
Finch, Alderman and Mrs. Gustav 10th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman 10th, Miss Anna
Nessler, Messrs. Philip, David and John
Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCauley,
Drs. Val and Lindsay, Edward Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanders, Henry
Hughes, Al. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Reuter-. Otto Humid. Frank Lyons, Hugh
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. o h Mooney,
Robert Tyron, Miss Geerer, Misses Emfnd
and Marcy vedlidge, Miss l.. Baker. G.
Hoops, Miss NJ. Hoops; Miss M. Haverity,
F. Haverity, Miss L. Tampa, Messrs.
Daniel, James and William H~ollingshead.
Misses r.. and N. Schneider. Louis
Schneider, Miss Louisa Weneh, R. Cullum,
w. Hackett, Henry Stoesser, Miss M.
Stoesser. Messrs. Herman and Rudolph
Suggel1, Miss M. Mari, Miss J.. MARI,
Hugo Henry, C. Rudolph, Miss Mamie
Finn, Miss Josie Kern. Miss Lizzie
Swinger, F. Hoppe, J.. Flynn, Martin
Flynn, AL. Dietrich. c. Berger, e. Weig1e.
r. Rartels, WIN. Rhode, c. Gartman, G.
Harde, Frank Guaragalia, Thomas Car
roll, Chris. Berger, Henry Krantz, Geo.
Schultz, Fred Mccullough, A. Corbie,
John Doscher, F. Beeckmann, Assessment
Commissioner Edward Barr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Flynn, Samuel McMinn. Miss
Bennett, F. Tehenhoff. Miss G. Mengesser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Schutzback, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Brandt.