The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-22
SPLENDID PICNIC
Liquor Dealers Enjoy a So
cial Rally at Greenville
Schuetzen Park
JUST A LITTLE POLITICS
HEAyEY AND KAISER MUCH IN
EVIDENCE. BUT SEYMOUR AND
HENRY HAD MANY FRIENDS.

The annual picnic of the Hudson Ceun-
ty Liquor Dealers Association took place
last night at the Greenyille Schuetzen
Park. 1t was not the big success that
was anticipated, and nothing near what
the association could have made ii. Still
it wasa fne and enjoyable affair. From
social standpoint it was an immense
success. The big pavilion was comfort
atls crowded with dancers every time
Prof. Begg's splendid orchestra struck
up waltze, a two-step, shottische. or
any popular dance air. The tables along
th sides of the pavilion were surrounded
wite aysxacious, pretty and well dressed
wcnes. Many fair matrons were there
wisk their children. and the general as
pee was that of a big family picnic.
Scciahility was the keynote. Business
is business, but catch a boniface away
from his place of business he's the most
sociable and liberal man of the world.
But above all other things, he's a poll
tician, and politics played an important
part id last nights picnic of the Liquor
Dealers Association. No matter in what
direction one. would cast his eyes, he
would hnd group of men together dis
cussing politics. President George Deck
er and Commissioner O'Brien, of the
Excise Board, were prominent in such
gatherings John J. Heavey was on deck
and was constantly surrounded with
friends who want to see him secure the
Demoentic ShrievaIty nomination
ohnny' Kaiser was also much in evil
dcnee and was wa.saly greeted. Louis
W'ormaxn, Of Pavonia avenue. was
central figure. Bernard J. Foley to use
! baseball expression, was Sin the boz
or the association. In other words. he
vas the ticket taker. He was all right
IN passes Joe Friend, wrapped up
in the interests Of the association. was.
as usual, the friend Of everybody. Pat
rick 0'Brien. like Friend. was busy in
the interests of the association. Ex-
Freeholder Kelly was always in the
Swim. z saying nothing, but saving
wood Patrick McArdle was a promi-
nent figure.
The committees in charge were as fol
lows:
Arrangement Committee Connolly,
chairman; D. J Golden. secretary; L.
Wormann, treasurer; Jno 0'Brien. P. J.
Colahan, Aug. Klie, NJ. f. Cronin, W.
D. Gimbert. Hugh Meehan, L. Spitzna-
gel, Jno. McGrath. Jas. D. Hunt, H. ].
Crosby. Jno. F. Madden. Jos. Blaese, S.
Grounds. Thos. Carroll.
Floor Committee-H Reuther Aoor
manager: Jos. Blaese. asst. floor manag-
er; James A. Hunt. W. Wiley, N. J. Fa.
lon. Jas F. Doodey. w Q. Guyon, Peter
Butler. JOS Gallagher, H. Heller. Den-
mis- Lswyer, Henry Klinker. E. Bipmen-
thai, Jos. Cowan. Leonard Pellotb, Thos.
Fleming.
Reception Committee Ehrhart,
chairman; Jno. o'Bdien. r. FnlIahee,
Jno. Allen, " IeDonough, ?, Colahan,
r. o'Brien, P. Il. Birmingham. P. E.
Rogers, T. A. KOhIund, P. McAldle, NJ.
] Farmer, B. J. Foley.
The officers of the association are:-
>. w. WAVELET. President: P. Connol-
III Vice-P President; Fl Crosby. Rec. Sec
retars; D. J. Golden, FIN Secretary. I.
Workman. Treasurer; ]. Friend, Ser
geant-at-arms
FFoods's Sarsaparilla cures rafically-that Isl
It removes the roots Of disease. That's bet
ter than Topping the branches