The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-08-29
YOUNG DEMOCRATS DANCE
Annual Picnic Of Harsimus
Club i Decided
Success

The eighth annual picnic Of the Har-
sinus Democratic Club. which WAS POSI-
poned on the night of July IL on account
of a severe and ~drencEning rain Storm
took place last evening at Pohlmann's
and, as was anticipated by all, proved a
most gratifying Success. Few picnics OF
late have been So well attended and few
that were characterized with snen
thorough enjoyment. The big pavilion
was crowded. It was a noticeable faef
that nearly all the men in
were young and their presence IN sucn
great numbers Indicate a healthy Demo-
cratic sentiment among the young folk
OF the Horseshoe. Some of the big
political lights were present and the
pavilion fairly swarmed with pretty girls
and harming women. It was a go from
the start The crowd increased as the
hours wore on and almost every car from
the Horseshoe was filled with passengers
bound for the picnic All the orange
ments were perfect and ran along smooth
ly. Delegations from other clubs came
in bodies. One OF the features Of the
evenings entertainment was a cake walk
BY Mr.. Andrew ]. Higgins and Miss May
Carey.
ii. j.. crosby was moor director, aSsist-
ed by j.. Barton and T.. RAFFERTY,. d.
Walsh was chairman of the committee Of
arrangements, f. Benedict Of the floor
committee, and NJ. ]. Harkins Of the re-
ception committee.
Among those present were:-President
John Scott. Miss 4. Corlos, First Vice
President john McCsoffey, Miss May Cum
mings OF Newark, Second Vice Presioens
ana Mrs. j.. w. Donahue. Treasurer ana
AIRS. Frank E. Cody, Recording Secretary
A.. j. Cooper, Miss Cooper, Financial seq
rotary M. A. Higgins. Miss Nellie smith
Sergeant-at-Arms and Mrs. i. J. COX,
Floor Director Fl. j.. Crosby, Miss maggie
Murphy, Assistant Floor Director Law
renee Barton, Miss A. Dolan, Assistant
Floor director and Mrs. Thomas Rafferty,,
M. j. Harkins, Miss Maggie Ennis, JOS
eph A. OaDea, Miss Colleran, MIR. and
Mrs. George F. Dui'boro, p. A. Donovan,
Miss f.. Fisher. Thomas Ryan. Miss M.
Murray, John f.. Dooling, Miss Henry,
James r.. Colleran. John Blanche, Miss
A. Sweeney, John Hartman, Miss c. Com
nell, E. ]. Frank, III. B. Gardener, Miss
Carrie Bates. Frank Benedict. Miss Otis,
John Redmond, Peter Mackin, Dennis
Long, MIR. and Mrs. James F. Brennan,
G.. Darby, ". Brennan. r. ]. McMuilin,
Miss Julia Giblin: es-Assemblyman Pierce
j. Fleming, j. Waters, Joseph Brennan,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Blake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew McGrath. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank,
o. Bailey, R. j. Mafaoney, Miss A. Blake.
ohn Youmans, Miss Nellie Monahan. Mr..
and Mrs. George Lynch of Newark. M.
Fallon, Miss May Cummings of Newark,
James Mcdonald. Miss May Scott, Mr..
n Mrs. David Coleman, D.. Dooling,
Miss Katie P~endergast, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward DooIfng, NJ. Sweeney, Miss M Fo-
garty of Philadelphia, John Harkins, Miss
Harkins, M. Dingley, S. J.. Farrell Miss
A. Ratigan, Police Sergeant and Mrs.
Finnie, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Butler. Mr..
and Mrs. John Mahuney. John May, Miss
Ida Norton, NJ. McAuliife, Miss O'Mara.
George Iraherty, Miss Smith, Frederick
Semacher. Miss Maggie Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Anthony Bruno. Miss
May McAvoy, John OsNeill, Miss Mamie
ONNeill, Frank Blake, Simon Farrell, Miss
Lizzie Farrell. J. G.. Williams, Miss Nellie
McHenry. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheridan,
Phillip Corydon, Miss Mary Burke.