The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-05
THE C0YLE BALL.
Leader Davis, Sheriff Ruem-
pier and Prominent Pol
iticians Attended.

The ninth annual ball of the Michael ].
Coyle Association drew a large numbeE
OF the Boulevard superintendent friends
to Odd Fellows Hall, Hoboken, last even
ing. The affair was a we'll managed ore.
Good music was provided for dancing and
the comfort of the m-erryrnakers vas as
sured.
The hall was decorated with the Ma
tional colors. ta~stefully arranged, a large
picture of the standard bearer wreathed
in lights being prominently displayed.
Delegations from the different local po-
litical and social clubs swelled the gather
ing considerably.
Prominent among the guests of the
evening were Leader Robert Davis and
f,herif Carl Ruempler. Mr.. Davis, who
is e~verybody's favorite in Hoboken, met
with an enthusiastic reception. When he
appeared with the Sheriff, three cheers
were proposed and given with a will. The
standard bearer and Mayor Lawrence Fa-
gan received the two visitors, who re-
manned for several hours.
Whispers of a Coyle boom for Hobo
ken's Mayoralty chair created a favor
able impression.
Floor Director, Ernest Fischer; Assist
ant Floor Directors, Michael ]. Murray.
John J. Marnell; Floor Committee, c. J..
Tahen, F. J. Gibbons, j. R. McCulloch,
William McGrath, julius Schlatter, Will
lam Crawford, julius Nelson, Fritz Pohl,
Thomas McAieer, William Duffy, Jos. s.
Weinthal, Emil Berckmann, C. H. CARING.
Carl Jack. Patrick Griffin, H. f. Meyer,
Edward Oliver.
Reception Committee, Maurice J. Stack,
Chairman; E.. R. Stanton August Bewig,
M. v. McDermott, August G~rassmann,
John J. Haggerty, Frederick Kaufman,
Hugo Ochs, Adolph Lankering, I. D. APP
plegate. Dennis Mclaughlin, Henry Lob
mann John j. Fallon, Richard Greten,
Charles Kaufman, John f. Heating,
Philip Daab, Richard Carr, Graham Sin
clair.
Of merrymakers were:-Mr. and Mrs.
Michael ]. Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
O'Hara, A~ssemblyman and Mrs. John Fall
lon, ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. ]. Marnell,
County Clerk and Mrs. Maurice Stack.
Recorder E. R. Stanton, Captain and Mrs.
Frederick Steigleiter, Poormaster Harry
Barck, former Assemblyman VIM. N.
Parslow, D. Sullivan, Miss N. Sullivan,
Assistant Freeholders' Clerk and Mrs.
John P. Noonan. Freeholders' Clerk John
J.. McHugh, Chief of Police and Mrs.
Charles Donovan, Police Captain Patrick
Hayes, City Clerk and Mrs. Martin Nc
Dermott, Assistant City Clerk and Mrs.
Robert v. Curry, Tax Assessor Dynan,
Water Register, Henry Lohmann, Comp
troller and Mrs. Charles Kaufman,
Police Commissioner and Mrs. Martin
Daab, A~ssemblyman Leon Albeit, Water
Commissioner James s. Nolan. of Jersey
City, Councilman Andrew Hopper, Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. Hugo Ochs, Councilman
James Londrigan, Assistant City Clerk
and Mrs. Robert v. Curry, Corporation
Attorney James F. Minturn, Court Con-
table VIM. Wise, Tax Commissioner and
Mrs. Alfred Bluhm, License Inspector
John Haggerty, City Prison Warden and
Mrs. Thomas McAlter, Councilman and
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Plumbing Inspec-
tor James Marnell, Inspector of Weights
and Measures Joseph Tucker, John Breen.
+. r. Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Baxter,
Counsellor Herbert Davis, Richard Carr
and Frank McDermott.
The officers of the Coyle's Association
are:-President William N. Parssow; Vice
Presidents. P. H. Duffy. David~Van Wyck.
Joseph V. Clark, Andrew Hopper and
Robert V. Curry; Treasurer. H. e. Quiz
dore; Financial Secretary, Thomas Field,
Jr.; Recording Secretary, Frederick Ian
sen; Corresponding Secretary. William
Richards; Sergeant-at-Arms. p. Hughes;
Steward, Charles Corydon; Executive
Committee. Frederick Steigleiter, George
Ladam William 10TH, Harry L. Barck,
Jr.. and John J. Ntzhugh,.