The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-13
WILL CELEBRATE
ST. PATR|CRS DAY
IN R0Us|NG STYLE
Banquets, Speeches, Music,
Dances and Plays by Various
Organizations in Newark.
AND SIM FEN
CLUBS TO GIVE DINNERS.
Cathedral School to Produce the
"Noble Spy" and Minstrel
Dance for Yampas.

All true SONS of Erin are looking for
ward to st. Patrick's day, next Wednes-
day, and are planning in some way to
observe the day set apart to Ireland's
patron saint. There will be many cele.
brations. formal and informal, public
and private. in this city.
Here are a few of the events scheduled:
Celtic Clubs dinner. Sim Fein Clubs
dinner, st. Francis Xavier Holy Name
Society's reception and dance, the Irish
American Associations ball. Yampa
Clubs minstrel and dance at Orator
Hall, Jeffersonian Clubs smoker. st.
Patrick's Cathedral Schools play.
The Sim Fem Club will have several
good speakers at their dinner, to be
given at the Continental Hotel. Charles
P. Gillen will act as toastmaster, and
the toasts and speakers will be as fol-
lows: st. Patrick's Day." Peter F..
DAILY surrogate of Middlesex county:
Our Own United States" Patrick j.
Dolan, a local lawyer; 1.-The Submarine
Boat John P. Holland, the inventor,
Robert Emmett former Assemblyman
= NIP &s- VIC J4p I'LL "a
Lore" Francis A. Higgins.
Among those who will entertain at the
Celtic Club banquet at Achtel- Stetter's
will be Thomas DAILY, president of the
American Newspaper Humorists' Club;
Assemblyman Mark Sullivan. Judge
Thomas ]. Lintott, John H. OConnor,
vocalist: John l.. Carroll. toastmaster,
and John L. O'Toole.
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School will honor their patron saint by
presenting "Noble Spy" a play taken
from the story of Nathan Hale, in the
afternoon and evening at the New
Auditorium. The play is in five acts,
and will be supplemented with orches-
trail music. A sword drill will be rem
dered by members of the cast.
The dramatis personae are as follows:
Captain Nathan Hale, or Noble Spy,
Walter Reilly; General Washington,
Arthur Shields; Lieutenant Knowlton,
John Burns; Captain Adams, Thomas
Crooke; knowlton's orderly, John
Heating; Captain Hull. Philip Brady,
Lebanus, assistant teacher, William
Duffy; Jasper, colored servant, Eugene
Galligan; Continental soldiers. Il.
Hinchey, J.. Dowdall, J. Cusaek, F. Nc
Dermitt; Fitzroy, provost marshal.
Charles Krieger; Captain Cunningham,
Ambrose Baker; British officers, Peter
Walsh, Charles Beckley; British sol
,diers, H. Swan, r. McMinn; first SELL
tinel, William Breen; second sentinel,
Lawrence Finan; Jim Adams, Walter
Brown; Tom Adams, A. Roosevelt
Bowres; John Tolbot, Thomas Byrnes;
Jack Jefferson, James Mccain; James
Tolbot, William Young.
The st. Francis xavier's Holy Name
Society will celebrate in Harmonic
Hail, ia B~elleville avenue. with a re-
ception and dance. The arrangement
committee is composed of the follow
ing: Chairman Michael 6. Gray.
James Marley, John McGill, Michael
Neary, Thomas Fox. William Hearn,
Owen Dunn, Thomas B. O'Brien, Will
lam Mcintyre, Joseph Phillips.
The Irish American Associations ball
at 4Bowery street will be its seventh
annual affair.
The Irish Volunteers will hold their
annual st. Patrick's reception and ball
Monday night in Persons Hall, Plane
sire The company will go to New
York on st. Patrick's Day to take part
in the parade and field day drills by
three or -four regiments of Irish volun-
teers.
Branch 4. District 4. ST. Patriek's Al
lance of America, will have it's annual
ball at Dodgers on st. Patrick's night.