The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-19
ARCHITECTS
PRESENT NOTABLE
EXHIBITION HERE
Second Display Of Jersey Chap
ter Draws a Large
Crowd.
NEWARK MEN SHOW
HIGH-CLASS WORK
Far Superior to the Specimens
Seen in This City Last
Year.

The second exhibit of the New Jersey
Chapter of the American Institute of
Architects commenced yesterday in the
exhibition rooms of the Free Public Lii
brary, and will continue until Wednes-
DAY, March 81. The chapter has ex-
pahded since the last samples of it's
work were put on public inspection, and
this years showing surpasses both in
quantity and quality anything that has
been attempted in the line before.
All kinds of plates are included, from
plans for residences to special designs.
The foremost architects of Newark, as
well as others from put of town. have
contributed TO make the exhibit an edu-
cation in fine architectural work
Newark Exhibitors.
The Newark exhibitors are: Henry
Baechlin, As Clinton street; Charles +.
Baldwin. 45 Clinton street: Frederic
Bigelow, 757 Broad street; John F..
Capen, 45 Clinton street; Fl. King Conk>
lin, as Clinton street; John III. and Will
son c. Ely, 800 Broad street; b.. f. Gull
bert, City Hall: Gilbert c. Highly 40
Sliiilou SlicCtp nuIu q oullODs OillOii
building; August M. Kleeman, 493 South
Tenth street; Herman Kreitler, As Clir-
ton street: McMurray & Pulls, 20 Clin.
ton street; Nathan Myers, Metropolitan
building; Albert Phillips. 70 Park place.
The general committee consists of
Frederick w. Wentworth, chairman:
Charles p. Baldwin, president Tex
ofic Hugh Roberts, secretary Tex
o~fficivj; John F. Capen, William II.
Wolfe, Gilbert G. Highly, Stockton F..
Colt, Henry Baechlin, C. Godfrey Poggl
The officers are: President. Charles
p. Baldwin,; first vice-president, Fred
w. Wentworth: second vice-president,
Thomas Cressey: treasurer. George w.
0 ARK; secretary, Hugh Roberts; di-
rectors Gilbert c. Highly, David B. Pro-
voost, Herman %reitler John F. Capen
The members of the New Jersey
chapter are: Honorary, Albert Boyer,
Vienna, Austria; active, w. S. Acker-
man, Paterson; Ernest. A. Arend, AS
bury Park; Henry Baechlin, Newark,
Charles P. Baldwin, Newark; George
w. Campbell, Newark; John IF. Capen.
Newark; w. Edmond Clum, Newark;
Stockton B.. Colt, New York; H. King
Conklin, Newark; Thomas Cressey.
Newark; Henry B. Crosby, jr., Pater-
son; Philip II. Diemer, Union Hill; Rob-
ert Dixon, jr., Weehawken; Joy Wheeler
Dow, Millburn; Charles Edwards, Pat
erson: John H. Ely, Newark; Wilson c.
Ely, Newark; Richard Erler. Newark,
Charles Fall, Hoboken: William Cope
land Furber, Philadelphia; Gilbert C..
Highly, Newark; William H. Hoover, jr.,
Elizabeth; Marinus Houman, Paterson;
Benjamin F.. Hurd, Newark; John r.
Kelly, Passaic; Charles Sydney Keyser,
Ridgewood; Herman Kreitler, Newark;
G. Frederick Long, Jersey City: George
E. Melendy, Orange; Arnold H. Moses,
Philadelphia; Nathan Myers, Newark;
Albert F. Norris, Montclair; William r.
O'Rourke. Newark; Albert Phillips,
Newark; C. Godfrey Poggi, Elizabeth;
William A. Poland, Trenton; David B.
Provost, Elizabeth; Louis Quien, jr.,
Elizabeth: Hugh Robert, Jersey City;
Gustayus Staehlin. Newark; Fred S.
Sutton, Newark; Oscar A. Teale, New
York: William A. Tilton. Jersey City,
Fred NJ. Truck, Newark: George w.
Von ARK, Jersey City; Alfred Walters,
Newark; Frank f. Ward, New York;
Fred w. Wentworth, Paterson: D.. D..
Williamson. New Brunswick: William
II. Wolfe, Jersey City; Frank A..
Wright, New York; Edward A. Wurth,
Newark; Henry L. Yost. Montclair.