The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
BILL POSTERS IN
MASKED BALL IN
D0ELGERS HALL
Pretty Costumes and a General
Good Time Had by Theatre
cal Employees.

Thu International Alliance of Theatre
cal Billers and Bill Posters of America
held its sixth annual prize masquerade
ball at Dodgers Hall last night. The
costumes worn by some of the dancer
were handsome, and the limitations of
the leading characters of the stage
were excellent. Two chorus girls from
the Kentucky Bellies appearing at the
Empire Theatre this week were first
and second in the grand march, having
as partners, Frank j. Smith and Max j.
Wingert. Miss Rose Morris, of worces-
ter, Mass, Miss Mabel LIE Mar, of
Philadelphia, each received handsome
bouquets of American beauty roses.
The hall was prettily decorated with
palms and cut flowers, and the orches-
ira was hid behind a bank of palms.
Miss Bessie Evans sang several solos
with The waltz music.
Those who were there included e. M.
Slocomb. William Roth and Robert
Bunker, representing the Newark
council; M. j. Cullen, superintendent of
the Newark Billposting Company; Sid
Chapel, Thomas Bowers, representing
the Elizabeth billposters; George Ell
hot, International president, of Chi
cago; William Mccarthy, International
secretary, of New York; Charles Aiken.
of Brooklyn, past president of the in
ternational union, and Harry Jones. Of
Philadelphia.
Other billposters present were Paul
Davis, Springfield. Mass; Harvey M.
Peyser, Boston; Charles Baker, New
ark; Harry S. Meyer, Newark; Will
lam A. Bullock, Paterson; Roy Baker.
Newark; Frank Smith, the bicycle
man.; Michael F.. Breen. Troy, N. Y,
John f. Vol, Buffalo; H. L. Leonard,
Newark; James Blake, Newark: Max
Cornell, Newark; Charles Hargraves,
Providence, R. l.; John A. Walker, Jer-
sey City; Gus Price, Manager Fred
Wilson, of the Empire Theatre. John
Elkins, Harry Henderson, Alderman
Elmer A. Day, Charles Stevens, Will
lam Roth, John l.. Donahue, Frank
Hopp, George McDermitt, Jerry Cor
coran, William Dillon, Charles Clark,
Joseph Bader, Thomas Cannon, Fred
Schweitzer, Elmer Wilson, Benjamin
Farrell, Clemens Scheerer. Harry A.
Murray. Otto Filliger. Harry Bowen,
L. G. Bowen, John Chapman, Harry
Hendershaw. Andrew Brady, William
Kaiser and Jacob K~1evedore.
Mingling with the billposters OF the
Ringing and. Buffalo Bill shows,
which go out under the big top within
the next few days, were these persons
who claim Newark as their home and
Local No. Is as their union.
Oscar Wurzback, Christian Lutz.
Charles O'Gara, Harry Crawford,
Thomas C. Hayes, Paul Lang, Tomas
A. Boyle, Martin Griffin. r. I mixer,
A. Clark, George Barber, Alderman
Joseph A. Wright. John Eckersin,
James Farrell, John d. Hayes. Louis
Yeck, John C. Lacey, Nick Kline, Jo-
seph Meyers, , Charles Woods, Ike
Cohen, Patsy Kline. Benny Millc-,
Martin Wuest, jr.. Ira Teeter, John
Griffin, Clark De Wore, George Maus-
ser. Cliff Bullicant, Frank Million, Gus
Cohen, William S%choenize, jr., James
p. Hall, Thomas Flood, Carl = oeder,
James H. Bucken, f. M. Slocomb, Gus
Albright, John Boschelle, Roy L..
Baker, James Blake, Charles Berger,
Gus Bots, Michael Bergen, Charles
Baker, Louis Bots. w. l.. Casterline,
RI b. Caprio, Thomas Cunningham,
Sam Clark, Philip Cohen, AL Clarksen,
]. e Corcoran. Charles Devine, Leo
Franks, Louis Franks, Fred Flandrau.
Sam Fischer, Thomas Flaherty, w. J.
Fryer, John r.. Fitzgerald, Steve Gay
nor, +. c. Guenther, M. A. Hoeller,
Max Hornell, Ed II. Highly, r, :. Hit
man. f. G.. Houser, f. e. Jacobs, p. j..
Jones, Joseph Kiessling, A. II.
Mahr, H. s Meyer, John b.
McNally, Harry s. Parker. Thomas
c. Post. Edward Pepper. Gus
Price. H, /. Putnam. Howard Perry,
George Rath. John Richardson, Robert
Rosenthal. A. c. Robinson, Harry s..
Ross, Abe Simon, Charles Seers, e. A.
Shafer, f. L. Smith. A. J. Walters, L.
A. Weddle. M. j. Wigert.
NJ. ]. Cullen, Joseph Curtis and r~hn
Hit, honorary members.
John Tully. OF Elizabeth; Miss Ruth
McNally, Miss Bessie Evans, Mrs. J..B.
McNally. Mrs. M. Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sweeney. Mr., and Mrs. J. I.
Parvin, Miss Pauline King, Mr.. and
Mrs, j. Borchell, Mr., and Mrs. M. Nc
Guigan. Miss Olive McGuigan. Miss
Mabel La Mar and Miss Rose Morris.