The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-10
Y. NJ. {. A CAMP
At WAWAYANOA
IN FULL swing
Big Delegation from Jersey
Towns to Join Outing
Next Thursday.
LAKE SPORTS ARE MAIN
FEATURE OF OUTING
New Improvements Make Old
Quarters More Attractive
Than Ever.

The camp conducted by the Young
Mems Christian Association of New
Jersey at Lake Wawayanda has opened
and 100 or more campers are present.
The camp store is the rallying place
for the campers after meals. Jesse c,
Neff, of Pennington. is storekeeper.
The boathouse is better managed his
year because OF separation rom the
shop. Morris Smith, of Salem. is in
charge. The shop, under the leadership
of Harold Birchehough, of Paterson, Is
we'll cared for, and he also is editor of
the Wawayanda Whirlwind, which is
being published this year. with F. o.
Van Ness, of Paterson, as business
manager. Edward H. Cahill Is camp
steward. The camp bank is looked
after by Raymond P. White. of Ridge
wood.
Commodore Longfellow, of New York,
who is the general superintendent of
the United States Volunteer Life-Sav-
ing Corps, spent nearly three days in
camp this week, n put the three
crews through a stiff trial, teaching
them various methods of life-saving
work. The aquatic contest for the first
section took place early in the week,
and Montclair has the largest number
of points. Murray Kitchen and Miles
Suarez, of Montclair, each received
fifteen points and will receive silver
watch fobs.
The Bible study work is in charge of
lie Rev. Charles o. Wright, of Ridge
wood.
The first section will close on
Thursday, and the noys for the second
.wo weeks will arrive on the same day.
This party will be in charge of Arthur
Wilson, of Orange, and those of this
section are as follows:
Newark-Charles R. Scott.
Flemington-Jesse Neff.
New York city-Dr. Vincenzo Pascale.
Montclair-frank +. Gray. William j.
Harris, Theodore Todd, H. S. Twicheii,
Murray II. Kitchen. Cyrus b. Kitchen,
D.. Peale, Edwin Powers, l.. Frank Ping
stag, James Valentine, Marshall Powers,
Dunbar Hinrlchs. Kenneth w. Wilson,
MISUNDERSTANDING P. White, Edward
Glaentzer. Merritt w. Ludden, Milton
Boyd, Howard Leroy, Everitt Henry,
Ter Bogert, Eugene {. Bogert, Harold
Kemp.
Salem-Morris smith.
Su~mmit-Gordon Kissock, George A.
Niedner. jr., Clifford Judson.
Plainfield-Delmore S. Meinberger, Will
lam c. Bingeman, Paul r. Manning,
Gerald Linke, Joseph 1. Sattels. F. 5.
Coombe.
Elizabeth-Edward II. .Cahill, T.. j. NJ.
Van Duyne, Melville Z. Wolfe. Harold F..
Riley, Eric ~Johannson. William A. Gray,
Arthur NJ. Tomey, Frederick 7. Clement.
Arnold Erlanger. Bertram j.. Howell,
Irving Butler, George B. Howell, Boron
Bosch, Harold N. Kelley. jr. (Brookiyn);
Elwood IT. Carmichael. Munro j. Moore,
Frederic i. Breenough, Walden w. Foun-
tain. Jack Riley, Stephen Ford. Albert
Riley, Sidney r. Prestwich, Vernon f.
Still, Allan Higbie. George l.. Bird, Frank
S. Woodruff, Arthur Zeitz. Senten Fowler,
Eugene Hill, Russell d. Person, Raymond
G.. Pfaff. Robert j. Flynn, Philip H. Dol
sen, Fletcher Humphrey.
Orange-Harold Birchenough, Arthur
Wilson, Kenneth Williams. Harold r.
Aitken. Lennard T. Crawford, Douglas c.
Mittlesdorf, Merrill Kynor, Scott Pease.
Roland c. Clifford, Carroll r. Sanders.
Francis j. Letson. Russell S. Monarque,
Oliver Vincent. Richard w. Gano, Horace
S. Baldwin, p. R. Campbell.
gel, Frank Weiss. Carl Weiss, William
Balzer, William II. Wittpenn, Hermon T.
Price.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f. Wieduwilt.
Madison-Jared r. Moore.