The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
OF BOYS
CAMP, WAWAYAhOA,
Dimes ASSOCIATES
Charles T. Kilborne Entertains
Friends in Orange Y. M.
c. A. Hall.
PLANS FOR THIS SUMMERS
OUTING ARE DISCUSSED
More Than 1000 Lads Have
Enjoyed Outdoor Life in
the Camps.


A dinner In honor of the leaders of
the State Y. M. C. A. camp was given
yesterday in the Orange Young Mems
Christian Association by Charles T.
Kilborne, founder Of the State camp
for boys at Wawayanda, who Is pres
ent chairman of the committee. The
camp was opened in 1901. and since
then over 1900 have spent their vaca-
ton there.
Mr.. Kilborne acted as toast-master
and those present were. Charles r.
Scott, Camp Director; Frank F. Gray,
Montclair; Raymond p. White, Ridge
wood; Edward CahiII, Elizabeth: Ha-
rold B~irchenough, Orange; Gustave
Lindner, Ridgewood; the Rev. Chas.
O. Wright, Ridgewood; Merritt w.
Ludden, Ridgewood; Walter Watson.
Montclair; II. B. Grant. Paterson; FL
mer Schoonmaker, Orange; b. N.
Esther, Jersey City; T. ]. M. Van
Duyne, Elizabeth; Harold Riley. Etis-
abeth; Arthur Wilson. Orange; William
r. Wiedulelt, Philadelphia Theodore
Todd, Montclair; H. S. Twichell, Mont
clair; George Hogeman, Orange; 1. &.
Hawkins, Orange. John T. Sproull, Ar
lington; H. Kenneth Williams, Orange,
and Oscar Lyon, Elizabeth.
After Dinner Speeches
After dinner, Chairman Kilborne in
| troduced L. e. Hawkins. who told
What the Camp Is" hen Arthur W.
son, of Orange. gave a practical talk
on Preparing and Conducting Bivouac
Parties from the Leaders Standpoint"
This was followed by a carefully pre-
pared paper on Leadership" by George
H. Hogeman, the camp treasurer.
Frank f. Gray of Montclair, spoke on
1.-THE Camp Spirit"
Charles r. Scott, the Camp Director,
was the last speaker n outlined the
policy for the season. He exhibited
silver cups for the tennis tournament,
QUOT contest and photography compete
ton. The plans for this summers
camp include many new features. The
first section will leave for Camp. July.
and over one hundred have been reg
istered for this section, as well as the
second, which will go to Wawayanda
on July Is. The third section goes July
20
Those who Will go in the first section
are:
Newark-Charles R Scott.
Montclair-Frank F. Gray, William
]. Harris. H. Murray Kitchen. Stol-
dart Smith. Cyrus B. Kitchen, Charles
Taylor, Sheridan Colson, Francis D.
Peale, Edwin Powers, L. Frank Ping
stag, James Valentine. Oscar A. De
Long. Marshall Powers, Dunbar Hin
richs, w. Kenneth Wilson. James A,
Peale, Walter s. Watson. Leon H.
Weaver. william H. Brewster. Jr,
Clarence Benson, William H. Massma1i,
Willard Freeman, Eustace p. Strout,
Robert H. Piquet, Kenneth F. Com
stock, Frederic NJ. Lee, Charlie w. VIII
hams, S. Shelton Moore, Frank Van
Auken, John Burkhalter, Miles Suarex,
Paul Miller. William H. Brooks. Jr-
Orange-Harold Birchenough, Harold
R. Aitken, T. Lennard Crawford, Jr,
Douglas c.. Mittlesdorf, Merrill Kynor,
Richard T. Guilbert. William Gordon,
Alfred r. Bunnell, Jr, Norman ]. BOIL,
tR. Stuart Jones.
Ridgewood Contingent.
Acknowledgment P. White, Gus
tave Lindner, Charles o. Wright. Roger
". Baylis, Joseph H. Martin, Jr, Cal
win Hoyle. Ed. Glaentzer, Milton Boyd,
Howard LIE Roy. Everitt Henry.
Paterson-F. O.. Van Ness. H. b.
Grant, Elmer L. Schoonmaker. William
K. Patton, Leonard j. Breen, Jack Grie-
bel. William Owen, Ferdinand G.
Thompson, George Tierney, Ralph E.
Billsborrow, Elliot w. Low, Donald r.
Low. J.. Warren Quackenbush, Ken
meth c.. Pruden, DENLY Mitchell. Will
liam James Weeks. Henry Cundell,
A. Harold Bond. Robert Mccullough,
William B. Morcelis. Jr., George Temp
kins.
Elizabeth-J. Bertram Howell, Irving
Butler. George b. Howell, Doron
Dorsch, Edward H. Cahill. Eric johann
son, William A. Gray, Arthur M.
Tomey, Frederic P. Clement, Arnold
Erlanger, James p. Powers, Albert &.
Reimann, Frederic ]. Peters.
Passaic-George Walker, Roland =.
Waller, Edwin Van Ripper. David G.
Alderman, Karei H. Toll, Raymond
Hillriegel, Arthur J.. Stewart, Raymond.
Stewart, Ralph Van vranken, Robert
Davidson, George Collins.
Arfington-Donald Dorland, James
Salmond, Archie Salmond.
Flemington-Jesse c. Neff.
Salem-Morris Smith.
Summit-Gordon Kissock.
Warwick. N. Y.-Fred G. Pitts.
New York CBty-vincenzo Pascale.