The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-20
ELkS FROM FAR
AND NEAR GUESTS
At KEARNY DINNER
Almost Hundred Covers Laid for
Second Annual Banquet of
Lodge No. 1850.
ABSENT BROTHERS SEND
LETTERS OF REGRET
Home and Visiting Members in
S~peech-making that Pre-
cedes Feast.

Almost 100 overs were laid last night
at the second annual banquet Of
Kearny Lodge. No. 1850. b. P. o. E.,
Of Kearny, which was held at Elks'
Home, Arlington. Delegations were
present from Newark, Jersey City, New
York, East Orange and Paterson lodges
and q number Of other lodges In and
out of this State. Y Y
e. ]. Kraft read several kilograms of
regret, among them being one from
Los Angeles, Cal, from Rush L. Hol-
land, exalted ruler of Los Angeles
Lodge. Grand Trustee Alfred I. Holly.
of Hackensack, who was to have re-
sponded to the toast THE Flag In Our
| Order" sent word that he was maxi
ing preparations to go to Los Angeles
| to attend an Elks' celebration In that
city and could not be present Edward
G.. Storter, of Paterson Lodge, also
sent regrets at his inability to be on
hand.
Welcome, ]. r. O'Connor, e. R.; or
| ganization of Kearny Lodge, c. II.
| Zachau, P. e. r.; institution of Kearny
Lodge, Edward Hodecker. P. e. R.,
lNoWdl ~ ca IA III ~ 1oo6C,
Leach, gran treasurer, New York No. l;
"reminiscences, Arthur C. Moreland.
past grand secretary, New York No. /;
good fellowship, John W. C. Campbell.
P. d. D., East Orange $50; Elkdom.
Thomas P. Fay, P. D. D., Long Branch
TAI: Northern New Jersey lodges, E. G.
Stalter, D. D.. Paterson so; ]. R. OsCon-
nor, Il. r., POSTMASTER.
| Tho menu. Iz
Among those present were:
Guests T~able-John r. O'Cc--
nor, exalted ruler of Keai--J
Lodge; Edward Leach. grand treas
urer and member of New York Lodge
No. l; John w. C. Campbell, past dis
trict deputy of grand exalted ruler,
also member of East Orange Lodge;
Arthur Moreland, past grand secretary.
member of New York Lodge No. 1,
Thomas P. Fay, past district deputy
of grand exalted ruler. member OF
Long Branch Lodge; Edward Hodecker,
past EXALTED ruler Newark Lodge No.
81; Richard p. Rooney, exalted ruler
Newark Lodge No. 81; Albin Smith,
exalted ruler of Paterson Lodge No.
so, and Carl F. Zachau, past exalted
ruler of Kearny Lodge.
Table A-George F.. Healy and c.. H.
Corcoran, of East Stroudsburg Lodge
No. 319; John Danecke, of Newark
Lodge No. ri; Louis kaunitz, =. j.
Kraft, Frank A. Piderit, Henry Field
ner, Charles Maurer.
Table B-William Beattie, William c.
Eakins, the Rev. Samuel B. Hedges.
Frank Koch, the Rev. Thomas Moran,
John Schilling, c. 7. Van Deren, James
Wilson, of Brooklyn Lodge No. %.
Table C-George M. Buttle, DIR. Henry
Alters, DIR. Eugene H. Goldberg, V A.
Crosbie, William G. Marion, James Sal
/ mond, jr., Jacob Stumpf, Edward S.
Strong.
Table D-James Brierley, Charles
Medin, John d. Crane, Arthur e. Hat
strom, Louis Jensen, Henry Fleidner,
Otto Kempf, Frank Stumpf, Herman
Walker, Charles Schiller, Louis Har-
tung. so
Table E-Henry Fuchs, Thomas Bar
wick, Edward German, George Cross,
Frank Hanold, James j. Nagle, Charles
A.. Peters, James P. Jensen, John G.
Fine.
Table F-Charles Clockessy, John
T.. Gowell, Richard Gross, George
Hohenstein, Frank Odendahl, George
Walker, A. w. Schulec.
Table G-James Wakefield, Thomas
Hershe, of East Orange Lodge; Philip
Coyne, Frank Dennis, William II.
Jones. Charles Kelly, j. w. Ochiltree.
A. w. Smith, Frederick w. Dashe.
Table H-William Wilhelm, George
Caparn, Thomas Wilhelm, Louis Haus-
er, ST., Louis Hauser, jr., Augustus
Effenberger, of East Orange Lodge; Ed
ward Kenny.
Table I-Christopher @. B~ranegan,
James J. Dunn, James Kayser, James
F. Kelly, Hugh McQuoid, A. w. May
hew, William B.. Ross, John j. Shields.
Table J-Frederick Hartley, John j.
Daily, George FL. Gleeson, Walter
Laffey, James J. McAteer, pr. Aloysius
A. Mulligan, Samuel Smith, Richard
Veale.
Table K-William Walsh, Thomas j.
Kelly, A. w. Abel, w. p. Degnan. d..
]. Handley. Olaf Johnston. r. A. Koch.
John Leibf1eld, George Roll, Samuel
Oldieie, Walter Davidson, Irving YER
milyea Dorland, James O'Brten ana
George v. Headley, representative or
THE EVENING STAR.
All of those present were given q
souvenir In the shape OF a chalk cast