The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1901-02-09
COLONIAL. Dinner
Life Insurance Company En-
tertains It's District
Managers at the
Hotel Wash
ington.
HOSTS and THEIR GUESTS
Congratulatory Speeches by
Mr.. Heppenheimer and
Others on the Com
pany's Prosperity.

The Colonial Life Insurance Company
of America gave to its district managers
banquet last night in the Hotel Wash
ington. The gathering spoke eloquently
OF the remarkable growth Of this COM
pany The first dinner took place three
years ago and on that occasion small
dining room was all too large. The sec
ond year. SO rapidly had the company s
personnel grown, caused by the increase
of it's business, that bigger room was
necessary. Last night. the third anni-
versary, the largest dining room in the
hotel was so crowded that if another
guest had dropped in he must needs have
dined in the cafe as Secretary e. j..
Heppenheimer remarked.
Mr.. Heppenheimer presided, having near
him Vice-President John A. Walker, DR..
John Nevin Charles r. Nettleship, As
sistant Secretary; II. Dunbar Johnston,
manager. of the ordinary department, and
Charles Harvey, Actuary.
President z. F.. C. Young would have
been present were it not that Florida
claims him at present as one of its dis
tinguished guests. At the long table sat
the following gentlemen representing the
company in the several cities of the State:
Atlantic City-R. G. Stilwell, Manager;
E. Kiger and C. NJ Crowell, Assistants;
A. L. Rogers, Agent.
Brooklyn-G. NJ. Nettleship, Manager; A.
j. McPhee, A. w. Porter, A. Jackson L.
Marks, E. F. Meyer and j. Toussaint, as
sistants; w. P. Ellis, Agent.
Camden-G. Bennington. Manager; w.
Clark R. D. Knisell, H. E. Marts, j. T.
1Hx,-,,e, o,,d IT Ti1lar AccictanfS
Wills, Agent.
Dover-G. F. Peer, Manager; A. E.
Swayze, Assistant; B. Lamerson, Agent.
Easton-C A. Libby, Manager; ]. A.
Wilson, p A. Hoffman, A. S. Vogenitz :.
P. Streuse and T. X. Hess, Assistants; T.
w. Stowe, Agent.
Elizabeth-F. Van Seggern, Manager;
G. r. Van Derveer, Assistant; c. A. V.
de Marcellin, Agent.
Hoboken-P. Hughes, Manager; T. M.
Paterson, D. J. Kehoe and A. Fromm,
Assistants; ]. Granting, Agent.
Jersey City,. A. Jackson, Manager.
S. Blake, A. b. Little, w. Ker and D. J.
Hulshizer Assistants; L. Cohen, Agent.
Long Branch-A. N. Sparks, Manager,
w. H. Cruiser, III. D. M. Dunn, s. B.
King, L. A. Schmalholz, c. A. Thurston
and f. w. Salmons, Assistants; c. Ander-
son, Agent.
Newark-W. H. Spurge, Manager; G. IA.
Read, H. F. Howard, 1. c. Reed, H. T.
Williams, E. o. Peirson and J.. W. Strine,
Assistants; H. Hendriksen, Agent.
New York-P. Robertson, Manager; G.
Potter, H. B. Millard and D. ]. Urquhart,
Assistants; j. D. Roche, Agent.
Orange-F. Coping. Manager; G. w
Hopler, F. E. Clough and r. Young, AS
sistants; T. Egan. Agent.
Paterson-J. E. Ward, Manager; w. II.
Mansfield, w. S. Hitler S. G. Thorbufn,
w. II. Smith and H. Welland, Assistants;
w. s., Mcconnell, Agent.
Philadelphia. B. Charles, Manager;
A. B. Patterson, ]. M. Edwards, A. ii.
Hill, Assistants; A. r. Lamon, Agent.
Plainfeld-G. W. Evans, Manager; A.
M Humphrey, O. Peer and l. D. Cray,
Assistants; E. j. OLSEN, Agent.
Trenton-B F. Lee, Manager; G. w.
Robbins. j. F. Donnell, F. G.. Parsons,
e. H. Ridgeway, Assistants; G. B. Twin
ing. Agent; James F. owens, Special
Agent.
A couplet on the menu, He who dimes
with friends dimes well,'' was true in fact
and spirit, as a glance at the list OF
dainty dishes spread will tell:--