The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-01
WOODMEN PARADERS GET
THE SILVER LOVING CUP.
Aldermanic Board Announces Prize
Winners After Several Hours
Deliberation.

After the parade broke UP the Elks'
committee escorted their guests OF honor,
Mayor Haussling. the Fire and Police
Commissioners, members of the Board of
Aldermen and Chief of Police Corbett TO
Davis's Parlors, 943 Broad street, and an
informal banquet was held. Speechmak-
ing was INDUCED in, during which many
complimentary things were said o
the Elks, the Fire and Police Depart
ments and all who assisted in making the
celebration q success. The EVENING
STAR was highly commended for its ac-
tivities In promoting and giving publicity
to the plans for the celebration, and add-
ing materially toward It's succsee.
The member of the Board of Alder
men. who were the official Judges, Their
went into executive session with the Elks'
committee. John f. Sinnott, president of
the Common Council, presided. After two
hours of elaboration they announced the
following prize winners:
For the largest number in line represent
ing n single organizations: First, Modern
Woodmen of America. n loving cup; sec
6ond, knights of Pythias, an alligator va.
lise; third, Asbury Park Lodge. of Elks,
an American flag: fourth, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, a library
lamp.
Canoe Club; second, Daughters of Liberty;
third, Weptonomah Council of Pocahontas,
n silk umbrella; fourth, Woodmen's camp
scene float; a rocking chair; fifth, barn
order for a suit OF clothes; sixth, 'The
Spirit of '76," a dress suit case.
For the most comlcal float: A rube car
rage, LAB years old. first, Turkish pipe;
opera glasses: hobo float. third, large pic
ture; Irish jaunting car, fourth. stein;
Thomas Hoy, fifth. box of cigars; merry
go-round, sixth, order for overcoat.
Raaf uniformed orOu nt1o fiay. LYog0b4. 80
,Pythins, first. case of imported wines; AS
bury Park Elks, second, piano stool; Junior
Order United American Mechanics, third
gold cuff buttons.
Individual prizes: Best appearing man,
G. w. Galuber, of Newark, as Fluffy Ruff
files, first, gold penkDife; ]. B. McNulty, of
Long Branch, representing H. M. Bennett,
q character Of 1862, second. gold scarf pin;
II. Cough, of Kearny, as Uncle sam, third,
rubber plant; Louis r. Eskln, Newark. as
German general, fourth, history of Newark;
Fl. Buehler, at Kentucky colonel.
fifth, silk dress scarf; George Stumpf, of
Harrison, a Teddy bear, sixth, order for
hat; A.. Gillen, Arlington, an Indian, sew
enth, slippers.
first, second and third prizes, a toilet set,
handbag and set of side combs, respective
ly, TO the women depicting the Revolu-
tionary times; Montclair Daughters of Il
erty, fourth, woman's coat; Elizabeth
fifth, picture.
The silver loving cup won by the Modern
Woodmen of America will be presented to
that organization tonight at the big Wood
men gathering in Iroquois Hall, 1852 Wash
lngton street, in honor of Supreme Lecturer
Edward Murphy, of Lincoln, Neb., and
Director Borl, of Belent, wis.
The presentation speech will be made by
Albert Schurr, who commanded the organ
ization in the parade and who is also an
Elk.
The other prizes will be awarded to the
winners tomorrow night at the Elks' club
house, in Green street.