The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-11
SCHOOL CHILDREN
SING PRAISES Of
COLUMBUS TO-DAY.


Flynn, Joseph G.. wolber, James J.
Young. william F. Delaney, William
r. Sheik, Michael w. Higgins, Joseph
A. Sharp, Cornelius j. Curtin, Thomas
]. Caffrey, William r. Macksey, Ed
ward j.. O'Brien, Patrick R. Murphy,
Joseph r. Papscoe, Dennis F. O,Brien,
Edward F. Mcguire, Michael F. Shields,
Hugh A. McGlynn. Peter A. Smith.
Thomas w. Reilly, John V. Noll. James
H. Grant, William l.. Norman, Thomas
j. Smith and Patrick j. Dolan.
The Frank Sommer Athletic Associa-
ton of the First City Playground will
dedicate its new clubhouse tomorrow
by exercises and athletic games. The
boys have worked three years for their
new building.
On tonight's program are W dances,
the one to be held In ST. COLUMBIA Hall, at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Thomas street, and the other at Doel-
gers Hall, 1858 Morris avenue. The st.
Columba's Catholic Club Is the sponsor
of the first-named ball and the affair
Is expected to be a very successful one.
More than 500 guests are expected to
be present. Julius Grischele Is chair
man Of the arrangement committee. His
assistants are William O'Brien, James
r. Caffrey. James A. Ryan and Fred
Butcher. st. Columbia Hall will be pref
tily decorated for the event.
The dance in Dodgers Hall is to be
held under the auspices of the Diamond
Athletic Club. composed of young Ital-
.ian-Americans. The hall has been pref
lilly decorated n everything looks ia
vorable for a very successful dance.
The following committees will be in
charger: Floor manager, Genarino
Giorgio; assistants. Michael Malgiere,
Alberto Del Viscovo, Antonio D'Alesio.
Pasquale Branch, Edward Bucci. Raj
faele Colifa, Nicola Carpinella, Antonio
Gravante. Giovanni Gravanto.
h ARRANGEMENT committees: ]. A.
Pennell, chairman; Gennarino Giorgio,
Bernardino Giorgio, Michael Malgiere,
Alberto De Viscoco, Raphael Ziccardf,
Tony Blast, Frank Mastrangelo, Vito
Calabrese. R. f.. Malta, Nicholas La
Vecchia and Otto Barrasso.
The officers of the club are: Michael
Malgiere, president; G~ennarino, Giorgio.
vice-president; Bernardino Giorgio,
treasurer; Alberto Del viscovo, finan-
cial secretary; Arturo Giovannelii, re-
Soiuii6 sccictdIy, Sifdfico ShtiSti, SCI
geant-at-arms.
The Lincoln Club of Roseville will
celebrate the day with an automobile
outing to Hackettstown and Newton.
The start will be made from the club
house, Sc North Seventh street, at 8
a. M, and the route will be through
South Orange, Millburn, Chatham,
Morristown, Mendham, Chester. Ger
man Valley to Haekettstown, where a
stop will be made In front of the Amer
lean House to permit all cars to catch
up. From Hackettstown the course will
be, to Allamuchy, to J~ohnsonburg,
through Yellow Frame to Newton, ar
irving there about 1 p. M. where din
ner will be served at the Cochran
House, after which the return win be
made through Sparta to woodport, to
Berkshire, Dover. Denville, Parsipanny,
Caldwell and Montclair to Newark.
There will be about one hundred in
the party and twenty-five cars will
make h trip. The following club
members and their friends are furnish
Ing the cars: Former Senator George
w. Ketcharn, Peter Broderson, Albert
G. Garfield, John L. Pfeifer, Frank
Currier, John Hauseman. County Clerk
John B. Woolston, George w. HIATT.
Bruce kitchell, Laban w. Dennis,
Harry l.. Harrison, Samuel F.. Wilson,
Clifford Brangs, William A. Baker,
Samuel Hoagland, Morris r. Sherrerd,
Benjamin F. Hurd, Samuel p. Wal
dron, George King, Charles F. Kocher,
Thomas Barton. F. p. Russell. w.
Bartlett. Robert B. Trivett and J.. F.
Kelly.
The committee In charge consists OF
Judge A. #. Eggers, chairman; Gilbert
E. Crogan, Osceola. Currier. Enos H.
Harrison. Albert c. Canfeld, George
w. Ketcham, James Lovatt, DR.. Will
lam F. KEN, Robert Baldwin and Scott
German, president.