The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-21
ESSEX ALUMNI At
RUTGERS COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT
Large Delegation from This City
and Vicinity Attending An-
nual Exercises.

Alumni Club, of which John "A. Miller,
class II, of this city. is president. 1t
is commencement week. The baecalau7
reate sermon was preached yesterday.
Today the fortieth birthday of the Rut-
gers Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society, Alpha of New Jersey, was OBJ
served. Tomorrow the class day exer-
cises will be held in the Robert f. Bal
lantine gymnasium. On Wednesday
the centenary anniversary of the
erection of the Queens county building
will be celebrated in connection with
the commencement. The college as an
institution is 143 years old.
The officers of Rutgers Alumni Club,
which is only two years old, are: Pres
ident, John A. Miller, III; vice-presi-
dent, Frederick Frelinghuysen, SIS, and
secretary, Frederic w. Smith, '02, of
this city. It has an active membership
of sixty, the majority of whom are
Newark and Essex county alumni. The
total number of Rutgers men in this
vicinity is more than 200.
The exercises opened
last night with the baccalaureate SER
1nsn by the Rev. James S. Kittel, pas
ser of the First Reformed Church of
Albany, in the First Reformed Church.
Building business on commercial
piracy and corporations tossing about
employees like a after they have
gotten out of them all they desire were
subjects treated of by Mr.. Kittel in his
sermon. He condemned the greed for
wealth. He said:
What this age needs is not men to
decry the age n destroy the ambition
in men, but men who Will give our am
billions proper direction and harness
them to higher purposes"
Newark Alumni.
The alumni classmen who will represent
The club at the exercises, reunions and bad
quets from this city and Essex will be:
Joseph s. Stillwell, $50; DR.. William P. Pat
Peters, 80; Joseph Ward, jr., II; William S.
Willis, 'S6; Alfred F. Skinner, 50; Frederick
A. Vaudeville, IS; John A. Miller, II; the
Rev. Joseph ]. Brown. 81; Frederick C.
Wackenhufh, jr., '99; Charles NJ. Mason.
81; Daniel Hand, "a; Joseph J. Hart, 1900;
Raymond B. Johnson, ,06; Frank H. Sto-
baes, ,oS; Howard f. Kirk, r ,SS' J az L.
'6s; Bevier II. sleght, 80; Edgar I, Ward,
-; Charles Bradley, 70; Charles 7. Kocher,
g'ss; Louis A. kempf, 50; Edgar L, Dicker.
Wilson, '97; Miller r. Whitenaek. 's6;
Frederick w. Smith, OF; James E. Ash7
mead, 81; William j. Douglas. jr, '04; Louis
B. Van Dyck, 10; Bartholomew F.. Mono
CHAN. 'ss, and Morrison c. Colyer, 81, all
OF this city. Edgar F. Randolph, $50, Nor
ristown; Frederick I. Ward, a. East Or
ange; George Morris, SO, BLOOMFIELD:
w. Chapel, 90, Caldwell; Daniel F. Bur
nett, '0l, East Orange; Raymond L. Bad
win. 'Os, Caldwell; Charles e Pattison,
Orange; Irving L. Reed, 's6, Glen Ridge;
George F. Sculi, '95. Orange; JOHN S. Os-
borne, SO, Belleville; William Fl. Wood
ruff, 'oe. East Orange; George "A. A. o cisea
'es, Caldwell; Harry F.. Cooper, 1900 Bloom
field; Frank II. skinner, SO, New Bruins
wick. and William H. Luster. Jr, IA; Fos-
ter M. Voorhees,, '76. and Henry F.: Stats,
80, of Elizabeth. and Nicholas Vreeland,
'07, of Jersey City.
Other Rutgers men from this city who
be Archibald Mercer, 90; Charles T. Pom
eroy, II; Herbert Boggs, 'f3: George A.
Ballentine, ST.; Halsey 7. Tichenor, 81;
Joseph R. Dennis, z; Sortlandt ParS Sh H.,
r. Blunt, '04; Howard S. Giles, 'OS; John l..
Duryee, IS; Jacob E. Ward. 70; W. CAMP
bell Clark. 50; Charles A. Wharton e;
Howell, 80: Peter D. Steals, 70; John r.
Richmond, 80; Robert w. Petit. 1900; John
E.. Jones, 3: Theodore E. Merklinger,. 20;
Frank e. Mason, 10, Charles R Fairchild,
'02: the Rev. Andrew Arcularius, ga; Jonn
N. Field, o.; Charles r. Duncan. 'Oo;
Frederick l.. Wolf. ,o4i William s. K htrt
Smith, 'O5; George E. Dodge, '06; Eugene
w. Erler, 'o5; Ecrcy e. Erickson, '92; John
H. Porter, 's6; James A. Mandeyilie, 70;
cobus. "a; Jonn w. Clark, 81; Claude 2.
Scattergood, 80: Harry d. Mccormick, -;
William E. Helnstardler. '99; Arthur T..
Bradley, %; r Robert !, + vi Girto GooD; 1 mi 'v WIZ
liam v. Becker, II.
Charles F. o'Neill. 'o4; Frank Earle, jrs;'
'O7; Nicholas e Tintle; 'o2; george >;
s. Chedister. II; Jonn 3. Brown. 'O4; I'd q
win T. Leslie, 10; Edward sealey, q;
Frederick Dewitt Soaring; ~ Ts trDlng ~ +:
Thomas d. Van syckle, SO; Clarence
Peters, '73; Frank M. Hummel, 81; Harry
L, Marker, ,ssi Frank r; Van sSaanndd' 81
Harold L. Westfall, '06; William ".
Becker, II; George G.. Ashwell: '06. Henry
G. Kreis, 90; Norbury G.. Murray, 20;
veiie. 81; Louis R. Freund, II; Max J.
Hemmer, jr., '0S: William A. Kinsey, "a;
William L. westfall. jr. ,O1; Harold D.
Leslie. II; william Unger Small, '9I; Otto
ReIner, '0S; Halsey .. Ramsen, 90; Vim
cent ]. Casale, II; Clayton S. Smith; 'O9;
Thornton NJ. HOPPER, '08; Harold O.. PIER
son, Ii: Frederick G.. Won Tehren, %;
Harold Silcox, II, and Carl Wackenhuth,
II, all from this city.
orange CIassmen.
The old Queens classmen from the Or
anges will be William L.. Ward, 81; George
K. Heyer, '02; David =. Nevins, '9l;
Joseph r. Trips, 50; William A. Messler,
1913; Martin Bahler, n; Robert B. Littell,
's5; the Rev. George Davis, "a; John N.
Stair. 'O6, of East orange; Horace M.
Decker, 'Ss: the Rev. Joseph F.. Sutton,
80; William Vaughn, '92; Peter v. Hugs.
soon. rs, and Clifford e. Stevens. '04, of
Orange. Thomas S. Bensteada 'OS; Earl
W. Presley, II, Arlington; Russell B.
Eammis, 1900; Cleveland Perry, '07, Belle
Vile: Fred S. Bush, 'O2; Lester d. Bald
win, Roscoe w. De BAUM. Floyd M. Van
Ness, class II, of Caldwell; George Nor
ris, 80; Clifford H.. Lawrence. 09; Nal
colin I. Earl, II, Bloomfield; Cornelius
ID. Vreeland, '91; A H. Berry. '92; the
Rev. Albert H. Scblleoer. '9S. Montclair;
oliver P. schneeweis. 81: u: G. Rob
Vaughan, 'o5; Harry Fl Stevens, ~; James
Lyon, "a; George VI. Sangster, jr., II,
Glen Ridge; the Rev. E. M. Carlton; 20;
Walter G. Sampson. 81, Summit: Willard
w. Cutler. re, Morristown;. David D.
Zabriskie, '79. Ridgewood, and Henry F.
Twitchel, 's3, of Short Hills. .
The Rutgers alumni from Elizabeth Will
include: Frederick II. Pierson, class ,95;
the Rev. Henry III. Sleeper, "a; Russell w.
Leary. 'O2: Harry f. Brewer. ''0S; John 3.
Noe, 'N; John L. Saner, 1900; Jacob l..
Bauer, 81; James Albert Woodward. "a;
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