The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-20
TURN VERENS
Celebration To
BE BIGGEST EVER
Quarter Century Anniversary of
Organization Plans
Completed.
MAYOR HAUSSLING
TO REVIEW PARADE
One Week of Solid Entertain
ment Has Been Provided for
Guests and Members.

Few organizations, if any. in the his
tory OF this city have celebrated an an
niversary in a manner similar to that
planned by the National Turn Verein
for its t%wenty-fifth, ceremonies for
which will begin tonight and continue
until a week from tomorrow. During
the entire week a series of elaborate
receptions, ~banquets and entertainments
Will be held, and many of the organ
tiers and former members, who have
since taken UP their homes in other
cities n States, viii be welcomed.
h Turn Hall is gaily decked with
the national colors and German flags
and bunting, and when the parade
escorting the guest of honor, Conrad
W~ledeman, Of San Jose. Cal, traverses
h Hill section that locality will be
ablaze with bonfres, redfre and fire.
works and CARRIED in holiday dress.
Mayor Jacob Haussling will review
h parade at the City Hall, and win
then be taken to the Turn Hal in an
open barouche, where an informal re-
ception will be held. There will be
music galore, and the paraders will
present a spectacular sight in their
various costumes.
The baseball players, who won the
city's championship last season, in
command Of Captain Philip Hunkle,
who is a strong contender for THE
STARS basebal prize this year, will
march in their baseball toys and carry
their Louisville sluggers.
Speaking about champions, many
others will be in the procession inclu-
ding the basketball team, which won the
championship title Of the A. A. u. dur
Ing the season which closed recently.
CAPTAIN Carl Drifting will be in COM
and the trophy, a silver basket
will>be carried by the champions.
team consists of John Inderweiss,
m Trautwein, Henry Wagner,
Saul, John Donovan, Dominick
lli, Henry Charter, manager, and
ain Drifting.
: wrestlers, pugilists, gymnasts,
ers, athletes and members of the
Gle and pyramid sections, also, will
}eh in their uniforms.
everal of the organizers, who still
e members. will ride in open ba-
Iouches. These include Charles F. Hosp,
who was the first president; Ernest
Braeutigam, who is chairman Of the
general committee. and who acted as
temporary chairman at the first meet
lg of the or ganization, and Frederick
Jacob. who was the first temporary
ecretary. He is also secretary of the
fneral committee for the anniversary.
iCharles Hartkopf is vice-ehairman of
he committee, and Joseph Reinert is
treasurer, The others are Mayor Jacob
Haussling, who has retained his mem
bership in the verein since a youth; the
fIon. Gottfried Kruger. DR.. James r.
Wrightson, DR.. William F. Dehnert,
fTheodor Aldendorff, A. Aurnhammer,
Henry Aurnhammer, Edward APPEL,
John G. Ahrens, Martin Amberg, Will
IAN Abendschoen, Christian Ahner,
William Braeutigam, William Bans
tch, Jacob Barth. Joseph Barth,
George A. Banta, Frederick Bertsch,
frederick Baumbusch Robert Bonnet,
lhinoas S. Barr, Alfred r. Brown,
lartin Bross. jr., Joseph Brinkmann,
iharles Braun, Joseph Bucket, Frank
Bentheim.
John Bauder, Adam Brohm, Philip
bpp, Alphonse B~audermann, William
bdTknO1N, GeofSe B|duIldIl, JIp
harles Brauner, August J. Cham
bsse, Hugo Chambosse, M. Collin, A.
gharrier, William Croissant, Edward
Carr, Emil Cluesman, Louis billy,
George Dietz, August Dietz, Peter
Doertzbacher, William Dietzel, Charles
Il. Deubel, Frank Doelger, Louis T. !
billy, August Deuchler, Charles Elsey,
Frank Ern, Henry Ebert, Max Ern,
I Frederick Freiensehner, Richard Eel
ten.
David Fuerth, Frederick Frisch, Carl
Fischer, Joseph Fecher, Edward
Funke, Henry Frey, John Frey, Will
lam Frey, Frederick Fieg, Rudolph
Fritzen, Max Feldmann. Charles Gogel,
William Graah, Mark Goldfnger, Hen
nv l.. Gebhardt, Charles B.. Quincy,
Charles Geflinger, Frank Grub, Emil
Gaissert. Michael j. Garren, Stephan A,
Gottwald, Theodore Graah, Ferd. j.
Hosp, Charles Hosp, Paul Hosp, Otto
II. Heinz, Carl Herrdegen, Harry Hun
kele.
Gustave Hagenlocher, Claude Hol-
gate. Philip Hunkele, Joseph Hook, II.
Horns, Edward Haussling. David Hill.
Thomas Hickey, John FIoch, Adolph
Haug, Ernest Hoecke, John Hoerl,
Nbert F.. Hahn, John Henning, Adolph
i~olzner, Adolph F. Hensler, John In