The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-11
AT Annual Banquet William A.
Hart Is Hon0red by Fellow
Members.
300 PRESENT AT AFFAIR
IN KRUEGER'S AUDITORIUM
Speeches Made by Senator Elect
Harry V. Osborne, the Rev.
Charles M. Mead and Others.

Ut iiC SC1OlAo "a D0' 1 ~ -
Newark Association of Credit Men last
night at the Kruger Auditorium.
There were in attendance fully 300
members of the association and their
friends.
Curtis r. Burnett was POSTMASTER
and introduced as the first speaker
Charles Fl. Sansom. recently elected
president. After a short address, Mr..
SAMSON presented the retiring presi-
dent, William A. Hart, with a silver
loving cup George Harner Pierce re-
sponded to the toast, Business and
Law"
THE New Profession" was the sub
ject assigned to Howard Marshall,
president Of the New York Credit
Mems Association. The Rev. Charles
M. Mead spoke next. Senator-elect
Harry v. Osborne was introduced as
the last speaker of the evening. He
was characterized by the POSTMASTER
as 1.-THE man who beat them all to a
FRAGILE; the man who had broken up
the machine
Among those at the tables were:
George B. Adams, Il. A~ldendorf, L.
L. Andrews, L. j. Allegaert, Louis V.
Aronson, Charles A. Brandes, William
II. Borden, Milo S. Borden, r. Russell
Brant. Wilson r. Bell. w. Z. Bacon,
Joseph Bradner. J.. Rollo Bradner,
Michael Bolten, r, +. Bradley, Harry
Burnett. II. T.. Boylan, William r. Bar
ton. J. Fred Braun, Irving c. Brown,
Curtis r. Burnett and guest, William
J. Bassett, Sherman Bush and guest.
George w. B~roadhead, Carter Bell,
William A. Baker and guest. G. H.
cambridge, William A. cambridge,
Frederic P. Crane, John II. Coyne, 10
seph Crist, jr,. r. B. Champion, Frank
S. Cobb, Paul r. Darlington. James B.
Garfield, P. NJ. Currier, John L. Carroll,
william f.. Cain. George w. Gross.
Walter Cooper, Charles Colombo, A.
Judson Clark, jr., A. c. Courier, Mar
tin J. Cooney, w. L. Crane, Oscar Cas-
selmann, Milton B. Charles, J. Clark,
Fl. Caruso, F. j. Cox, Thomas Clark.
J. D. Coe.
William Decker, Israel Dimond,
James J. Dooner, Harry c. Dodd,
Charles f.. Daniel, Charles f. Dodd,
Joseph w. Deerin, Oscar Dahlgren,
Frederick Doll. c. Durbrow, Charles B.
butcher, William r. Decker. James
Deerin, George Douglass, r. u. Dodge,
J. Fl. Eick, Charles Ernstberger, Oscar
r. Falk, John A, Furmah, Myron z.
Flint, Walter A. Flint. Henry Fireman.
W. A. Fairlie, A. Fleming, Edward o.
Fitzpatrick, r. D. Foster. John Free
man, Frank P. Ford, Frederick Gro
bert, NJ. 3. Garrigan. Horace c. CIrice,
Fl. clifford, George F. Clancy, Alfred
Gill. ir..s r. J. Griffin, g. A. Griffith.
Mayor Haussling, William A. Hart,
Irwin P. HIGHLAND, Herman Hersh, Will
lam Hagemsn, Thomas H.. Hoover,
Paul e. Hunter, A. J. Harding, Harry
F. Hays, Louis Hannoch. Albert H.
Hammock, DR.. II. Page Hough, Herman
Hyman, w. A. Howell, William F.
Hoffman, Otto L.. Herdrich, Chester C.
Henry, e. F. Hopper, Alex Hepburn,
w. Day Hardie, Carl Hartdegen, S. B.
Harrison, Frank Hunt, Arthur Hart,
Arthur Hoffman, Henry Isenberg, Will
lam T. Jancovius. George 7. J%ancovius,
Carl L. Jacobsen, George w. Jagle, H.
E.. Jepson.
L. G.. Kempf, l.. A. Kempf. w. Fl
King, Thomas ]. Kenny, Theodore II,
Keer. c. W. Kinsey. II. e.. Kellner,
Frank r. Kelly. A. L. Kahn. A. G,
Kroehl, jr, William O. Kuebler. e. A
Kirch, N. w. Lawrence. Thomas Lin
nett, jr, Hiram r. Littell, Will
lam F. Littell, ir, b. S. Lam
bertson, Matthias Ludlow, Joseph V,
Lupo. Frank I. Liveright, j. W. Leon
ard, w. G. Lahey, w. II. Lewis and
guest. H. r. Leeming, the Rev. C. l.
Mead, Howard Marshall. Charles Mich
| 9nl Rirhard ATorrrI1 ir ID Nc
Fadden, G. A. McMoran, John T. Nor
lock, Warren B.. Moore. Harry Macau-
Icy, Franklin J. Mulligan. S. j. Mill.
gan, II. II. Moser, T. ]. Mcclellan,
Harry Murray, William II. Moore, Ferd
r. Moeller, George II. Menagh, M.
Mumma, John Mcbride, /. Newman, A.
c. Navatier, Harry V. Osborne, John
R. Oschwald, J. F. O'Hara, Charles B.
Ogden, Henry Otto, Louis Plaut, Moses
Plaut. Gustav Plaut, Fred w. Pember-
ton. George c.. Pfreundshuh. Otto l..
Puth, Arthur Porter, George r. Praster,
B. Polk, George H. Pierce, S. w. Rob
erts, Philip Robinson, Robert j.. Range,
B. T. Renshaw, William N. Roy, II. C.
Roe, George Fl. Renton, William b
Read, F. G. Rindell.
Charles w. Smith. Joseph Shilling.
iShiJ II. tolIlilils IIdlpu M. oIfl1tD,
Charles II. SAMSON. Frank A. Sterling,
Edward M. Sterling, w. A. Sherwood,
Robert 3. ~Stoutenburgh, r. ID. Smith,
Albert Stephens, Richard S. Steadman,
Raymond w. Smith, George l.. Stats,
Olaf Scharin, Henry S. Squier. d. S,
Smith, Robert c. Stewart, Charles Stop
per, +. S. Schwarzwaelder, Frank So
bel, Jacob l.. Schwarz. Benjamin J.
Sugarman, Joseph J. Sugarman, 1. j.
Sugarn1an. Alexander Sledler, II. Stacy
Smith and guest. Herman C. Schneider,
M. w. %Simonson, II. Ray Sanders,
Henry p. Sommer, f. NJ. Slice. N. South
erland, Frederick Sterling, Edward
Symonds, Joseph Timer, William Tries,
jr., Fl. st. John Taylor. ]. b. Under
wood, Arthur B. Underwood, Emil
Uhry, f. C. Vesey. a. c. Voelker, Fred
c. Van Keuren, d. w. Vance, A. H.
Van Houten. Edward j.. Ward, w. 3.
Wood. Charles S. Webbe, William Wolf,
Joseph Walker. George D.. Wallace, S.
Fl. Williams, H. K. Weis, Charles L.
Waiter. Peter Winckler, Robert Wilcox
and guest, Edward w. Woodruff.