The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-28

| ernor's personal aid, gave q brief and
humorous talk on the situation in gem
eral.
Former Senator Colby, who was
among the last to be called, predicted
that the present strength of he New
Idea movement would soon result in the
ostensible ca%pitulation OF the Regulars.
He warned them against accepting any
compromise at the hands of their OPP
p%onents-
.No Compromise"
See to it that we do not accept the
lotus branch OF sleep in the disguise of
the olive branch of peace" he said.
Assemblyman Nichols. of Cumberland,
and Assamblyman Crosby. of Ocean,
made the closing speeches.
True to the prediction made yesterday
by Lathrop Anderson, chairman of the
dinner committee, that there would
either have to be an addition made TO
the auditorium or else some of the diners
would have to go downstairs, there was
an overflow meeting in the rooms on
the main floor OF the building. A sep
arate band was furnished for their en-
tertainment, however, and Assembly
man Martin, Senator Colbvland George
l.. Record addressed them.
Notable Guests.
The decorations of the half we're white
and gold, the colors of the organization.
Music was furnished by the boys' band
of the Newton Street ~playgroNnd.
At the speakers table sat, from left
to right: Former Corporation Counsel
George L. Record, of Jersey City; for
- - f.,,x - Taar NAnra1It Of
Passaic: Assemblyman Eliot e. Ford,
of Essex; Assemblyman Frederick H.
otto. of Hudson; Assemblyman Henry
c. Hines, of Essex; Governor John
Franklin Fort. Toastmaster William
Fellowes. Morgan. A~ssemblyman Will
lam P. Martin, of Essex; Congressman
Irvine l. Lenroot. of Wisconsin;
Colonel Austen Colgate, of Orange; for
mer Senator Everett Colby, of West
Orange; Assemblyman Benjamin II.
Crosby. of Ocean; Assemblyman
Isaac T. Nichols, of Cumberland; for
mer Mayor Mark M. Pagan, of Jersey
City; former Railroad Commissioner
Borden d. Whiting. of Orange; Herman
B. Walker. of Orange, and state Rail-
road Commissioner Frank H. Sommer,
of Newark.
Guests nj the Dinner.
Among the 700 dinner guests were:
President Iathrop Anderson, Of the Essex
County Tax Board: former Sheriff George
Virtue. Alderman Jerome T.. Congleton,
G. F. Sommer, j. c. McCurdy, Frank 1.
Driver. Curtis r. Burnett, Henry c.. kei-
sey, Arthur p. Dickinson, William Diefen-
thaler, john Hemsak, g. M. Belfalto. Aid
erman Charles Baum, Alderman l.. L. Da-
wilson, George V. Goehring, Louis Gold
farb. Harry Wright. A. J. Bauman. Charles
A.. Gehrie. C.. V. Baum, Conrad Hoeri, T,
b. Brewster. William H Corey, Charles A.
Whitfield. Daniel L. Hopper. Alexander F..
Cashln. Charles A. Stedman, c. b. Runyon,
William NJ. Bailey, DR.. r. S. Hopkins, j.
Ross Whitfield. Theodore l.. Beardsley,
Henry Hahn. County Register Edward s..
Perry, Henry A. Potter. Henry b. Com
hers, George II. Austen. Walter A. Flint,
W. j.. Smith, Charles ID. Cleveland. s. I'll.
Howe. Freebooter Edward Winsl0w, W. w.
Young. w. w. Peake. Walter Ellor, Frank
r. Sharp. Joseph Walker. Walter Gilroy,
d. ii. Slayback, D. VI. Gardner. w. E..
Summers, C. H~awkesworth. Frederick
Hoffman, William P. Ball, James A. Nun
gle. Freeholder Henry ]. Anthem. r. s.
Pierce, G.. H. Sanford. DR.. Richard C..
Newton. Charles Hartshorne. Walter Nc
Naughten, f. T. Mott, r. l.. Hansen, w.
NJ. Bauchelle. F. Fl. Syrett, Edward A.
Kirch. z. G. wilkins, S. B. Harrison. j. L.
Harrison. George Casebolt, A. F. Magic,
IT,. r. II. Syrett. jr., Samuel ii. Bowman,
CT, Crane. Caleb Crane. Edward w.
Crane, Horace Hopping. Herbert Francisco,
Robert I.os.IS wood, ZeBns Crane, F. l..
Heller. c. c.. Francisco, Alfred Disanto,