The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
ELkS Off
TO Los ANGELES
Parade to Pennsylvania Station
Prior to Leaving of
Special Train.

About 200 Elks on foot formed an
impressive escort to the $50 visitors to
the forty-ffth, session of the Grand
Lodge in Los Angeles, who caught
their special train at the Market street
station Of the Pennsylvania railroad
this afternoon.
Headed by a band. the BEST People
on Eearth' marched proudly from
their clubhouse in Green street around
through Broad street n down Mar
ketf street to the station, where their
train left at 2:2b p. m. In the
Newark party are thirty-two of the
wives of the members. The special
train is TO pick up delegations in North
Philadelphia. Altoona. Lewistown and
G~reenburg. A first stop will be made
ut Pittsburg, followed by others at st.
Louis, Kansas City and the Grand Can
yon of Arizona. Richard p. Rooney, past
exalted ruler, represents Newark Lodge
as the official delegate to the V
tfon.
IL the special gets through in sched-
ule time 1t will reach Los Angeles,
where the convention is to be held, on
Monday, July II. The convention will
last from July Is to July Is. Head
quarters for the visiting Elks have been
established at the A%lvarado. in Los
Angeles. The delegates will stop at
Park on their return.
A complete list of the tourists is Is
follows: John S. Freed, Nj. and Mrs.
William c.. Eitier. MIR. and Mrs. j. J.
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. S%pangler,
Mr.. INT Mrs. Otto Bernz. Mrs. f. A.
Girth, John H. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert ]. Schlueter. Lester Hofhei-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian L.. Volz,
Mr.. Inc Mrs. Wuelvers, William Toll
man, Mrs. William Tollman, George W.
Cross, Werner w. Forgie, Jacob Meyer,
Meyer L. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Laidlaw, George A. Greene. H. NJ. Or
ami, C. H. Edwards. Lewis Edwards,
c. H. Bixler, Miss Carrie Boehms, ia
cob Ohler. Harry c. NALL, Adam Helm
saedler, Edward Kenny, Philip Krimpe.
Maurice Meyer, William Sterupopk,
Trautz, William A. Smith
Mrs. William A Smith, Master Smith,
Of. and Mrs. w. p. W~ingender, Mrs.
H. Sweeten, Miss Busby, Miss
Garrison, Albert Trowlon, Benjamin A.
Watkins, DR.. Harry Busby, Oscar
IIainski, S. /. Middletown. Mr.. n Mrs.
+. J. Boettner, John B.. Wolff, Thomas
d. Smith, Frank Schmitz, Chris. Blank.
Mrs. Chris. Blank, Theodore A. Kast-
ner, Miss Elsa Kastner, Christian
Fleissner, A. C. Fried, George Blum,
H. B. Germany, F. Berger, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. McDonough, Mr.. n Mrs.
Otto Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o.
Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lang. Mr..
and Mrs. B. Raumelkanip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maher, Miss Mary Maher, Frank
Mrs. Mary Radel, Miss Loretta
M. Radel, Frank Radel, Fred -Radel,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson, Miss M.
A. Reinequis, Miss SyIvie Goeken; Mr.
Mrs. e. H. Radel, William Schroe-
der, James A. Exton, Stephen Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Maloney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto r. Leis, Arthur c. Ames-
bury, Frank Angle, Andrew Q, Kei-
fer, AL. H. Phillips, Mrs. Phillips, Miss
Philips, William F.. Dennert, John H.
Switzer, Joseph Katz, Mrs. Katz, Miss
II. Klein, Miss Nellie DAILY,
Mrs. NJ. Leek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Baxter, Will
lam j. Hawson, Robert N. Coleman,
DR.. j. Mears, Miss L. M, Coleman, Miss
NJ. E. Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
J. Crystal, NJ. Heilbrun, Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Dagner, Master Dagner, Miss
Dagner, Joseph Brand. r. j. Booth.
Miss Maud M. Delaney. Miss Regina c..
Delaney, William 7. Delaney. DIR. and
Mrs. j. r. WEIGH, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Miss Toonquist, Edward
Harmon, Richard Rooney. Otto Knich,
William Hageman, DR.. Leo McManus.
DR.. E. w. Collins. H. Landers and Mr..
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