The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-16
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY
TO Be CELEBRATED
THROUGHOUT CITY
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

Friend, Mrs. E. Schroeder, W. Auer, f.
B. Richards, c. Richards, f. S%chaebel,
Mrs. ]. Howe, Mrs. ~Sternberger, J. Col
ish, +. Schroeder, j. Kirkman and An
ton Beck.
The officers of the Yampa Club are:
President, John H. Broenlel; vice-presi-
dent, Frank B. Cobb; treasurer, Will
lam Auer; secretary. Anton Beck.
At least two big organizations viii
keep open house all day. n is the
William Harrigan Association, which
will welcome members and their friends
all day at the headquarters, in Market
| street. The other is the Leni Lenape
Club. Members of the latter were bus
lily decorating the headquarters in Court
| street in preparation for the occasion
today.
The club will hold open house for its
members, friends and friends friends.
There will be souvenirs in the shape
Of clay pipes from Ireland tied with
green ribbon, and on the list of eat
ables and drinkables appear green
creme de menthe, green cheese and old
ale from Ireland. The members will
wear green neckties.
The great event scheduled for the
evenings entertainment is the COMPETE
tive jig dance, in which three men will
take part. They must weigh not less
than 25O pounds ringside. Roundsman
Michael Tully, who handles the traffic
at the Four Corners, will recite when
Patsy Stole the Rope and Edward
Rech will play the concertina. Patrol
-.A- CaAf,z,y f tln LNiret Dpaatnrt
will sing; John Bey will play the piano,
and Charles Farrell the violin.
J~eRersonian moker.
Among the smokers is one that will
be held tomorrow night in The First
Regiment armory, given by the mems
bers of Company NJ. Captain Charles
J. Allen, Of the company, will preside.
Tonight the Jeffersonian Club will
hold a smoker in their clubhouse, %
Halsey street. The invitations to the
affair are printed on green cardboard
and are worded after the of a
subpoena, as follows:
Estate of New Jersey, county OF
Essex, S. s.:
you are hereby commanded, that,
laying aside all and every other en-
gagement, you be and appear at the
smoker to be holden at the house OF
the Jeffersonian Club, IS Halsey street,
in the city OF Newark, State and coun-
ty aforesaid on Tuesday, March 16,
A. d., 1909, which will be the eve of ST.
Patrick's Day. at the hour of s, and
bring with you such of your friends as
you may desire. that we may all par
ticipate in the entertainment and hos
/ r,ifo Hfxr nroxfaaJ bur 4hn hnnoo .npa
mittee In charge. Hereof fail not
Your obedient servant, David Straus
scribe; George b. Dwyer, chairman
Arrangements have been completed
for the first annual smoker of the VIII.
lam Steel Pleasure Club. 1t will bt
held at 6 Bowery street. Mr.. Steel ant
the arrangement committee promise
the members of the club and those
others who care to attend that the,
will be we'll amused by the vaudeville
artists they have booked for the event
The arrangement committee is com
posed of Joseph Holland, chairman
Jacob Yohman. Edward Murray ant
William Kistner.
The employees of the David Strau'
Company and their friends expect K
spend a pleasant time on the evening
dance given NV their Mutual Ala Asso
ciat,or Of Iron,,o,s Hail Thev exten,
a cordioI inxitatiop "a that, fr;ends 4,
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banauets sehednied.
Many dinners are scheduled for to
morrow night. Among them Is tn