The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-20
HOLIDAY EVENTS
WILL INCLUDE BIG
time FOR EAGLES
, Among Mondays Events 6edi-
cation of Aerie's New Quar-
tiers VIII Be Prominent.
FL0CKS WILL COME HERE
FROM ALL OVER STATE
Newarkers to Entertain in Re-
shodeled Jeffersonian Club
{ Home, Which They Bought.

While Washington's Birthday will not
X witness nearly as many celebrations
hereabouts as Lincoln's did eight lays
> ago, because the latter was a centennial
celebration. there will be quite a number
q events Of interest thai will attract
and hold g. large number of. people.
A prominent event of the day will be
the dedication of the new clubhouse of
Newark Aerie No. "A. Fraternal order
of Eagles. Hundreds of these birds
will flock to the city and make things
hum for hours
Paterson Aerie. headed by Rob-
inson's Band, will make q royal
entry into Newark on this occasion. as
Will representatives of no less than 1f-
teen other aeries from different parts of
the State. The ceremonies will be elab.
crate and in keeping with the big
change to nue. larger and much more
suitable quarters.
The new clubhouse Is the old one of
the Jeffersonian Club, occupied by the
latter up to the time of their removal
to the new Halsey street home. The
Eagles committee has redecorated the
whole house and rendered it more suit
able to their needs by many changes on
oil the floors. The lodge room, where
all the meetings will be held, is a thing
or beauty and is n of the handsomest
In the State, IL not In the country,
Among Those Who VIII Attend.
Among those who have promised to
attend are: Senator Timothy D. Sulli-
can, of New York, one of the installing
officers at the time Newark Aerie was
instituted, nine years ago; Senator r.
(. Grady, Of New York, worthy presi-
dent Of New York Aerie 40: former
senator Michael Monahan, of PhiladeI-
phia, grand worthy president of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles; Congress-
man William Sulzer, of New York: for
mer Congressman Frank Herring, Of
South Bend, Ind; Theodore A. Bell. of
California. who presided at the last con-
Fention which nominated William j.
Bryan for the presidency; Past Grand
Worthy President Edward Krause. of
wilmington, Del; Past Grand Worthy
President Hi Davis, of Cleveland, O.;
Past Grand State Deputy for New Jer-
sey Judge James Mccarthy, of Jersey
City; Hon. William Pellitier, president
of one Of the largest aeries In the coun-
try, Kansas City, Mo.
Past Grand Worthy President John
ID. Hayes is chairman Of the dedication
committee of the local Eagles, and the
following are the subcommittee: Dec
orations and badges, Joseph Ferretti,
Samuel Klein. Harry q. Nadin; speak
ers. Thomas c. Hayes; printing, j. H.
McLean.2 F. j. Dugan, John Madeira:
] marshal Captain Cornelius ]. Reilly;
finanace committee. George A. Obi,
Thomas c. Hayes. r. J. Cunningham.
Hon. Jacob Haussling. A. o. Kiefer:
visiting committee. F. M. Smith, j. H.
Mclean, p. J.. Dugan, John Madeira;
Hayes. Samuel J. Macdonald; music.
Walter J. Knight. John Madeira,
Thomas G. Hayes: refreshments, John
D. Hayes. d. J. O'Connor. Frank Min
lon, James Kilcullen. Frank Fritchie,
Jacob Abrams, Cornelius j. Reilly,
Thomas c. Hayes. Thomas ]. Smith.
Samuel Klein. Charles Leisner, John
Shuster, Thomas F.. Dempsey, P. J..
Dugan, John Bloomheim.
The grand marshal of the parade,
Cornelius ]. Reilly will have the fol-
owing aides: Thomas M. Quinn, Albert
Bennett, John Kaiser, Charles Burtram,
John Kaiser, Michael Yetter, James
kilcullen, James MacNee. Joseph Pear
sail, Charles McGuirk, Fred Schaefer,