The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1906-04-21
Elks Hall Crowded With
Members and Friends of
the Association Whose
Standard Bearer Is the
Mayor
OFFICIALS WHO WERE THERE
EVERY WARD IN THE CITY AND
EVERY CORNER OF THE CoUN-
TY WAS WE'LL REPRESENTED

The inaugural bali of the Mark NJ.
Fagan Association of Hudson County
took place at Elks' Rall last evening
and was quite a swell affair. The May
or and Mrs. Pagan We're there and both
had every occasion TO feel gratiied over
the success of the inaugural public social
event of the newly-formed association, of
which the Mayor is standard bearer. The
big hall with all its facilities could
scarcely accommodate the throng 1t
was a weil-dressed throng. The ladies
were handsomely gowned and nearly all
the men were in evening dress. They
came. too. from all parts Of the county.
Bayonne. Hoboken. West Hudson, West
Hoboken, Union Hill. West New York,
Gutenberg and North Bergen We're all
largely represented.
All of the prominent Faganites of this.
city were there They were all accom-
panied by their wives or sweethearts;
some by ther mothers or sisters and
some with their daughters. Altogether
Il was a splendid party that participated.
The decorations added to the brilliancy
Of the scene.
Among the most prominent city Off
Gals seen in the throng were City Col
lector Edward Hry, City Comptroller
Thomas AlcEwan, Jr., City Treasurer
William Ely, Deputy City Treasurer
PhiEp Grece, Clerk Forrest A. Heath.
of the Finance Board, Corporation Coun-
sci George L. Record, City Attorney
Robert Carey, Assistant City Attorney
Isaac Goldenborn, Police Commissioners
j. Herbert Potts and John F. AIcNulty,
Police Justice Frank Higgins, Fire Com
missioner Jshn Brennan, Tax Commits
siener John f. Weastell. Congressman
Marshal Van Winkle was also promi-
nent member Of the gathering.
From the First Ward in this city were
singled out John ]. Powers, Director of
Education William Feltz, John Harvey,
William GeYerichs, Thomas Bowe,
Henry Miller and William Allen. The
Second Ward was also well represented.
From the Third Ward were noticed
Freholder Peter II. Sack, Robert Bell,
James McKeuren, William Van Horn,
Thomas Cook, Henry Frank, Ralph and
Otto Kausmann, William Bill and Otto
sowers.
The Seventh Ward had a big represen-
ltation, which included Charles N. Pink
iney, Thomas F. O'Brien, Assemblyman
,.Bierk, Frank Jones and Alderman Gross
CLAUS
From Hoboken came Dennis O'Sulli-
san, Frederick Force Richard Blauvelt,
Henry Earle, William Terhune, Harry
Baker, Frederick Gallery, Joseph Heath,
isaac Kohlman, William A. Healey and
Anthony Ritz.
From West Hoboken-John Singer,
2r., Henry schroth, Eugene Hellf,
George Mcdonald and William c.
Eromeyer.
From Guttenberg-C Charles Sheath,
Herman Kiehoe, John Scheeler, James
Bowe, Frederick Mas aud Rutherford
B. seibei.
james II. Kelly was the floor mana
ger. He was assisted by jeremiah j. o.
Callahan and John T. Powers.
The various committees were compcs-
ed of the following gentlemen:
Floor Committee, VIM. H. Whitley,
chairman Benjamin H. Winters, Joseph
r. Moran, Edmund Coons, James Gil
foyle, John H. McWilliams, Patrick J.
Kenney, Michael Knies, Vim. B. Waters.
Reception committee, William Fry,
hairman-Thomas McEwan, Jr.. Ed
1ard T. Mitchell, Forest A. Heath,
Henry L. Earle, Henry r. Stephens,
Patrick II. McCann, Carl A. SCHNEIDER,
eshn Weastell. Michael A. Cormody.
ames w Mccarthy, Frederick G. Cliff
m. James NJ. Connolly, Frank ]. Hig-
lns. Frank Piercy.
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