The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-22
BEST PITCHER ON
EARTH At ELKS'
ANNIVERSARY BALL
Iron Man. McGinnity and
Other Newark Players at
Bio Reception.
H!6H-CLASS PROGRAM
OF VAUDEVILLE NUMBERS
John Hunter, Charter Member
of Lodge, introduced at
Reception.

A vaudeville entertainment. ollowed
by a reception and ball, marked the
twenty-sixth anniversary of the New
ark Lodge of Elks at the Kruger
Auditorium last night. The vaudeville
entertainment consisted of a number
of high-class features that were ap-
preciated by the members of the
antlered tribe, as we'll as by the wom-
en-, who made up a goodly portion of
the attendance. An excellent dancing
program was rendered by four or
chestras under the direction of Pro-
fessor Braham. Prominent among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Ginnity and five members of the New
ark baseball team, all old-time Elks.
An interesting feature of the eve
ming was the introduction of John
Hunter, 70 years old, who really needed
no introduction. Mr.. Hunter is a char
ter member of the lodge and has at
tended every reception given since its
inception. Walter J. Butler. who has
had charge of the transportation of the
ling ~ lily ipAS &OiiN tiAtiohi9 wi
ing the past two years. was presented
with a gold pin, set with seven dia-
monds.
The reception committee at last
nights festivities consisted of Mayor
Jacob Haussling, who was chair
man, aided and abetted by Will
lam c. Ashley, John Colyer, Theodore
Gaddis, DIR. Otto Leis, William G.
Stanley, William c. MARCEL, Henry j.
Mailer. John Wolff, Edward APPEL, c.
G. Champenois, C. Albert Gasser, Oscar
Clifford. James j. MCGUIRE, Charles c.
Weeks, Richard S. Hopkins, L.. j.
Wyckoff, Louis V. Aronson, George
Delaney, Adolph Heitzmann. William
F. Mullin, Nicholas F. Tierney, Thorn
as Williams, j. Jacob Schaeffer, H.
c. Pfrommer. Sumner D. A%spinwall,
Daniel Quinless. Adolph Hensler, Thorn
as Hoy, Michael Walsh, Edward Kohn,
Watson Ryno, William Boyle. Michael
IT. Barrett. William Dignan. M. H.
Haussling, William P. Macksey, Rich
ard Miller. Harry w. Birrell, Richard
Doerring. William Bonnet, John Erb,
Joseph Halter. Edward Mccormick,
John M. Macdonald, Louis Hausser,
ST., Harry. Berger. Samuel Depbigh,
John ]. Bladder, Val M. Eselgroth,
Charles f. Eerzei, George A., Oil, DR.,
S. L.. Nestor, T.. e. Burke, William
Campbell. Carl Merz, Charles II. Bar
ker, Frank Fentzlaff, George w. Jagle,
Edward Presendorfer, Charles F.. Herr
Louis Hausser, jr,, James f. Steiner,
John A. Devlin, c. V. Baumann, Jacob
Prudential. A. o. Kiefer, Robert Du-
cey, Michael Hansberry. Samuel Wal
dron, Frank B%oettner, Harry Grimm.
David e. Benedict, John j. Gaynor,
Maurice Kaufherr, Moses Reichman,
Q. J.. Mcdonald, Philip C. %Bamberger.
Louis Kenngott, John ]. Burke, Will
lam L. Blanchard, DR.. Frank Meekei
Nathan Kussy, DIR. Edward Richman,
Frank Schmitz. Joseph Holmes. Simon
Hahn. Frederick Wolf, l.. Carroll Beck
ell. John E. Gregory, Jacob Krenrich,
Moreland Soria, Alexander Melville,
Robert F. Walsh and Harry V. Os-
borne. ,
Others Present.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs
= James Summervil1e, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vic
tor, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Soria, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henegan, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Knight. DIR. and Mrs. Leo Nc
Manus, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Storms, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Fox, Miss Lillian
Spencer. David Fredericks, Alexander
Fenly. Plainfield; Or. J. II. Carrnodyi
Allentown, Pa; Mayor Jacob Hauss-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kaiser, DR.
Samuel f. Robertson. John Kastner
Miss Elsie Kastner. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Virtue, MI. ssand Mrs. James S. Teany
William Sachl, of Kearny; James Nc
Lougl1lin, of Bridgeport, Conn; Andrew
Radel, New Brunswick; Miss May
Steiner. Master Willie Steiner, Mrs
Gussie Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. James F
Steiner. MIR. and Mrs. John Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs, John J. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert ]. Butler. Miss Minnie Kunst
George Grim, Miss Mamie Butler, Jo-
sepif Harris, Daniel Sullivan, trainer OF
Abe Attell. pugllist; Mr.. n Mrs. Louis
Boehme, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lander, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Henry Fyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Sturn, Senator and Mrs. Harry Os'
borne, Fred Boettner. Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Mullin. Mr.. and Mrs. james
f. Mullin, Mr., and Mrs. John Erb, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Jacobs. Judge ant
Mrs. Charles f. Herr, Mr.. and Mrs
George A. OH, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Christopher shy
der, Edward Zusi. Harry Berger ane
Miss Lillian Spencer,
There were some railroad men pres
ent, too. telling of the wonderful sights
to be seen in the West-if they go alons
with the Enks on their next pilgrimage
They were Clarence Easton, eastern
passenger agent of the Santa Fe Rail
road; f. c.. Studs. of the Pennsyl
vania; James Hayes. of the Roel
Island; William Hovt, of the Missouri
Pacific, and Eugene Ruffenberg. of tht
Denver and Rio Grande. 1t is over thu
tracks of these roads that the Elks vii
travel this summer.
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