The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-12

great benefit to US in the coming cam
paign.'
Mayor Hanssling vas given . warm
welcome. lie spoke briefly along The
lines of the speech OF Senator Marine,
telling OF tie necessity of unity to gain
victory. and predicted that the Demo-
cratic party would sweep the city at
the polls next fall. Tyler Parmley.
chairman of the Essex County Demo-
cratic tCommittee. her spoke on tie
history of the party. and took an opti-
mistic view of its future.
The others who sroke were: Wash
ington Cross. Board OF Works commits
sioner and former Judge George IL.
Lambert. former Assemblyman John
Lane. of East Orange: Mayor Shoen-
thai, CT Orange: Charles Gillen and
Owen Conlon.
Thomas II. Tunison. president of the
club. introduced Lawyer Frank NJ. Nc
Dermlt as the toastmo ster. MI Nc
Bermit presented each Of the speakers.
He had a word to say about each of the
speakers that kept his hearers amused
from the start to the finish.
At one side of a room off the hail.,
Jake. the Barber" held forth in the
capacity of caterer, and served a
dainty luncheon. The chef-poiitioian
was in his glory, and his part of the
housewarming was most attractive. AS
he handed out a sandwich. a salad or
a u of coffee he discussed politics
and the latest news of the day. IL
knew everybody. and. of course. every
body knew Jake.
Among those who enjoyed the nospi-
tally OF the club were;
Alderman George w. Frey. Freehold
Ell Charles !. Watson. Moses Eeichman,
John Conroy, Thomas Harlan, John
Gallon, William p. Macksey, Edward
Macksey, John. Macksey, John j. Gay
nor, Thomas Tunison. William Mande-
Vile, Valentine Braun, James Curley,
John J. Matthews. Nelson Gleason. Mi
chael Pagan, John Moore, John Fur
man, Eugene Wells. James Kelley,
David Lowey, Max ~Uppenheimer,
County Engineer George T.. Drum,
Thomas Regain, G II. Davenport, Jo-
seph Heisler, Charles Vanderhoof, Cap
tain Il. r.. Lawrence. Dctective-Ser-
geant Cordially. r. j. Degnan, Timothy
Fayle, John Quinn, Theodore Thomas.
Ambrose Ball, Alderman Joe Wright,
wearing a pretty red necktie; Eugene
Craro, DIR. p. j. McGinnls. AMI Berla,
Joseph White, Charles Blood. h.. Nc
Cauley, James McGinnis. Samuel Wal
dron, Harry Murphy, Harry Tillard,
Watson Anthony. John $. Traywln, j.
b. Phelan. Lawrence Farley, A. &. Alli-
ger, Norris Welck, Edward Price, John
Monnahan, Benjamin Crane, Elmer A.
Day. George Carter. Albert Fenwick,
r. Ritter, !. McGrain, Owen Lynch,
John Callahan, Joseph Drum. Charles
Metzger. Charles Griffith, Detective
Sergeant John Harris, John Dtris. John
Finnegan. Chairman of the Democratic
County Committee Washington Cross,
Martin McPhillips, William Carr, Ed
ward Heyle. Captain Church. in the
tax office; Thomas Rowe, Howard Phil
lips, James Connerton, Thomas ]. Rud-
den. Jacob Engelhorn. George Stein, j..
]. F'eeney, j. p. Moore, Thomas Moore.
J. j.. Comstock, Michael McGovern, j.
B. Moore. Samuel Greenberg, Thomas
Kane, tr.. e. G. Saawger. William
Wells, William A. Lawrence, Joseph
Bedell, Abraham Wallach, Frederick
Jedel, s. Reichman, T. j. Bo'and,
Frank Rowe. John Callan, jr, Louis
Towlen Thomas j. Ballentine, George
E. Kinney, George w. Howell, Charles
r. Kinney. Thomas Dowd. John White,
James F. Spillane, Bernard A. Kane,
Patrick Duffy. Joseph oliver, P. 7.
Powers, Charles Oese, J.. M. F~innegan,
John Kelly. Daniel Donovan, Benjamin
r. Crane, Charles A. Vanderhoof, Mat
thew Early, William Lawrence, Albert
WINNER, DR.. Charles Talbot. p. j.
O'Connor. P. ]. Bowers, Harry Halt
! man. Timothy Donnelly. Charles KEEL
ley. DIR r. G. Stanwood.
The officers of the club arc: Thomas
Fl. Funison. president; William p.
Macksey, vice-presidert: Moses Reich
man. treasurer: Watson G. Anthony,
secretary.