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

soverel, w. M. Peake, Roy Miles, Ed
ward Sanford. A. d. Smith, T. 3
Souther. w. M. Watson, Joseph Wat
son, C. M. White, Walter Boyd, Johl
Bigelow, Philip De Ronde, William
STICKY, Felix Taliaferro, j. N. Carter
Gayle Young, Charles Doe, DR.. Franci
G~lazebrook, Dudley Gray, Howars
Ogle, David B. Pickering, A. I'll. Val
vechten, Roger Young, Edward Case
bolt, Robert Campbell, Alexander 3
Clarke, G. E. Grundy, Ferdinand Kno
loft, Jean Taliaferro, Jack Maxfield, +
M. l.. Doderlein, G.. b. McGregor, W
A. Holt, C. w. White, Eugene l..
Cadmus, Harland Besson, Henry II
Moeller. Hobard Brown, J. r. Elliot
William A. Potter, Fred Parker, j. G
Gray, John M. Van Harlengen, Gil
bert V. Burdette, j.. c.. Borden, Eman.
uel Pemberton, Holden Spear, Thoms
Terrence and Martin Hanson.
The members of the Carrot A. Hobart
Association wore uniform felt hats and
badges and carried canes surmounted
by little flags. There were about 9
score Of women, wives and relatives, oil
the members in the party.
Freebooter William @. Weigel headed
the line of march as captain. He will
be assisted by the following lieu
tenants: Joseph Hector, Thomas Nc
Clellan, William H. Kuebler, Paul
Kuebler, Joseph Dauth, l.. Allendorf,
Emil Ill, Charles Hoffman,, Paul Roder,
Peter Dillenberger.
The following officers and members
left with the association today: Presi-
dent, Ira Budd; vice-president, r. G.
Schaaf; recording secretary, c. j. W.
Baumann; financial secretary, p. A.
Nadel; treasurer, John w. Huegel; cap
tain. William Weigel; William Claire,
Jacob HERMANN, Joseph Hector, John
Parks, A. Ryno, Joseph Altman, S. A.
Kemper, A. Reich, p. Dillenberger, c.
]. Praizner, Z. Kuebler. william o.
Kuebler, William H. Kuebler, P. III.
Kuebler. L. Allendorf. John ]. Gaffney,
Edwin Forbes, Joseph Wolber, Charles
Hoffman,, Joseph Dauth, Fred Dauth,
Frank Nadle, Walter Frost, Robert B.
Stewart, William Griffin, William Glass
berg, e. Doremus, John Kinsinger, X.
Ford, Gustave Filler, Jacob Schunch,
F. Spitzhof, s. c. Becker, David Becker,
John Becker, ST., John Becker, jr., p.
D~oerzbacher, Robert Wiegand, Charles
Wuerzbach, Otto W~uerzbach, John
Augustin, William F. Erb, H. Schreit-
mueller, ]. F. Reichstetter, M. Elm, DIR.
]. Elm, A. Klein, Louis Beers, William
Hahn, ] Zahn, William A. Christensen,
Julius Bonnet, Christian Grishef, Harry
Simon, Joseph Kohn, Samuel Weiss, the
last three from Trenton; Edward Ha-
gen, A. Lewis, Ernest Meyer, Benjamin
Meyer, l.. Hirschberg. Abraham Kaiser,
Henry Libert. N. Morbaldv. ]. Harris,
l.. Gilligan, Peter Turk, Richard
Schneider, Emil Hendricks, william
Greenhead, !. ID. D'Aloia. N. F. Per-
ritty, j. Holzhauer. A. o. Kiefer. f.
Finkelstein, Edward Trussell. Charles
Burgesser. AK Liebow. A. Weber, Frank
Scanlon, e. ]. Mulrag Harry B. Doom,
Lehman Grocer. John A. Schiech. W.
l.. Booth, "A. N. Rocker, r. Weber,
bauer, John Gerber. John W. Cockefair,
G.. A. Hartman, Thomas C~oddington.
Frederick Weiser. George A. Allen,
John Blanchard, Mr.. Schweig.
The women in the party were the fol-
lowing. Mrs. John H. Huegel, Mrs. r.
G. Schaaf, Mrs. c. w. ]. Baumann, Mrs.
Charles ~Eichenberg, Miss Ida Filler,
Miss Tillie Filler, Mrs. w. Erb, Mrs. II.
Schreitmueller, Mrs. J. T. Reichstetter,
Mrs. Walter Frost, Mrs. Louis Beers,
Miss Julia Bennett, Miss Lottie Abel,
Mrs. Fannie Epel, Mrs. l.. Gilligan.
Mrs. Richard Schneider, Mrs. Emil
Hendricks, Mrs. II. Finckelstein.
THE WEATHER.