The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-29
BALL OF GAYNOR
ASSOCIATION WAS
RECORO-BREAKER
Immense Crowd TirOngs Krue-
ger Auditorium at Dance of
Popular Organization.
MEN OF PROMINENCE
SEEN ABOUT THE HALL
Boxes Filled With Well-k n0wn
People, and Evening OF Gayety
Is Greatly Enjoyed.

The annual reception and ball of the
John j. Gaynor Association, held last
night at the Kruger Auditorium, was
one of the largest dances ever held in
this city. The hall was taxed to it's
capacity n dancing was at times
almost impossible. Several times the
floor had to be cleared to give the
dancers a chance to get around. Suend-
erllaft's orchestra furnished the music |
and an Irish piper furnished reel and
jis strains between the dances. The
grand march was led by William Kear-
ney and Miss Mary Campbell.
Among prominent men present were:
Mayor Haussling, Police Commissioner
John Bladder, Police Captain John e.
Brown, Fire Commissioner Frank
Lagay, Frederick Steck, Board of
Works Commissioner George H. Lam
bert, Herman Wolfarth. John ]. Brady
and Tax Commissioners Moses Reich
man.
Some of the guests in the boxes were
MT. and Mrs. Gustave Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rommeihs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McGautley, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
3. Carroll, Joseph Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burle-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Strange, Joseph
McDonough, Thomas Boyle, former
Freeholders Edward C. Eaton. Joseph
j. Kenny, j. Brady, George w. Eager,
former County Engineer George F.
Drum, former Freebooter Valentine
Baunach, Alderman F. J.. Fischer,
Freebooter William Weigel, former
Alderman Adolph Holzner, Market
Clerk Thomas A. Rowe. Battalion
Chief Paul j. Moore, Board of Health
Commissioner Meeker and William
Kennedy of the Overlook Insane
Asylum, Thomas Wall, William seig-
ems. Charles Palmer, John ]. Collins,
Charles Montalvo. Martin GEORGE.
Thomas Dunn, John Stern, John
Schweigert, Peter F. Sullivan, John
Eckerline, Miss S. Norton, Robert Ra-
malta, Court Interpreter Joseph
Remondelli and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Fist, Miss
Kate and Mary Sully, Miss Lillian
Fisher, Miss Bessie Canning, S. b.
Sullivan, Mrs. Marshall, Miss M. Rush.
Misses Martha and Rose Rehan, B.
McGovern, Mr.. and Mrs. Prudential.
john Stab, William Carr. f. ]. Mack
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wall, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mac Enroe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin George. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank George, William Smith. John
Calvin, t. j. Scully. Harry Levy, Ed
ward Murphy, former Alderman Mi
chael Leveen, Leon Price, jr., Frank
Desnan, Frank O'Neil, James Ander-
son. John j. Hayes, Charles Manager.
Police Captain Michael r. Long, l..
Conlon. John McMauer, Mrs. c. Bisch-
Off, Theodore Cronin, DR.. Charles J..
ONen, John Callan and James l.. Rich
ards.
The officers apd directors of the asso-
citation are:
Captain c. A. Reilly, president; Ed
ward L. Price, ir., first vice. president;
Frank Rowe, econd vice -president;
Henry Rhyner, third vice. president:
seth B. Smith, fourth vice-president: |
William w Dougal, recording secre-
tary: Irwin G. Dakin, corresponding
secretary; John F. Reilly, financial sec
rotary; John j. Gaynor, treasurer;
Pnllip McGovern, sergeant-at-arms.
Directors-Oscar Glockner, Thomas
Craig, William Rommeihs. John J..
Lynch. Fred Jadel. Joseph Fee, ir..
John j. Griffin, Thomas Fl. Boland,
Matt B. Carroll. Neil Brennan, ]. z.
Manning, AL. Wilson, Harry Baines,
Edward Flynn, Robert Bond Charles
Worts. John Stern. William Suelke,
George w. Courier, George Fl. Lambert,
j. ]. McGovern, Charles Caufield, John
j. Early. Luke Conlan, Frederick Lud-
wig, William F]aherty. John Berlen-
bach.
Those who had the affair in charge
We're:
Floor manager. William r. Kearney;
assistants. George Foster, James Lee.
Thomas Mclaughlin, Harry Wethling, |
Thomas H. Boland. 81. Henry Behar.
Edward Gaynor, Walter Bond. Fred
erick w. Raymond. Reception commit
Tee. Hon. Jacob Haussling, chairman;
George Fl. Lambert. Alderman r. J.
Fischer, William p. Macksey, Charles
Scheffmeyer. DIR. Edward F. Fitzpat-