The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
H~ARRISON-.EAST NEWARK.
.0ODMEN PRESENT PLAY
IN EXCELLENT STYLE.
West Hudson Amateurs Produce
Girl | Left Behind Me-"

Inc GIl L Lett 6enInu Me" a MILL
tary drama in three acts. was cleverly
enacted last night at the New Audi
terium, Newark, by q cast of amateur
thespians composed of members of the
Woodmen's Dramatic Circle Of Har-
rison. The cast Of characters was as
follows: Robert Trueworth, John p.
Anton; Wilder-Rowell. William Hyde;
Hosea jerks, Frank Wright; Hiram
jerks. Frank Haviland; Crimp, Frank
Mccain; Gen. Grant, John Quinn: Col.
Boxer. William Near; Gayle Clifford,
Miss Helen Runyon; Mrs. Trueworth,
Miss Margaret Carlos; Matte True
worth, Miss Anna White.
About three hundred persons we're
present. After the entertainment
dancing was enjoyed. Among those
observed on the floor were:
Miss Carrie O'Brien, Miss Katherine
White. Miss Katherine Reynolds, Miss
Elizabeth Rule, Miss Marjorie Regain,
Miss Loretta Millett, Miss Rose Sand
ford. Miss Ella Gibney. Miss Helen
Heayey, Miss Julia Mulligan, Miss
Mary Mullisan. Miss Gretta Hanley.
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds. Miss Helen
Reagan, Miss Helen LaHiess, Miss
Florence Hewitt. Miss Mary Anton,
Miss Elizabeth White: Miss Genevieve
Barry, Miss Martha Cummerford. Miss
Anna Kennedy, Miss Mary Rowland,
Miss Letitia Doty, Miss Helen Row
land, Miss Katherine Rowland, Miss
Henrietta Doherty, Miss Katherine
Doty, Miss Mary Doty, Miss Mary
Doherty, Miss Sadie Harmon, Miss
Anna Morrissey, Miss Julia Morrissey,
William Desmond, Frank Haviland,
Samuel Bradley. Joseph Dunn, Thomas
J. McInerney. Clifford Walters, Harry
Mason, William Mitchell, Thomas
O'Donnell, John A. O'Donneil, John
Fitzpatrick, William Hyde. John
Feeley, Augustus Feeley, John Gala
CHAN, George Barry. John McGrath.
William Stapleton. James Flynn, Louis
Sode, John Lennox, William Wall,
Frank Hartung. John Bum.
Thomas Jordan, Peter Kelly, Peter
Doherty, John Quinn, Joseph Quinn.
Joseph Haviland. Leo Dolan, John
Cznski, Joseph Maggie, Joseph O'Hare,
Michael Fitzgerald, Harry Williams,
John Anton, sr.. James Flynn. James
Khaiaf, William Short, Joseph Kenny,
Louis Delaney, James Lowrey, James
Berkeley, John McGough, James Bar
rett. David Kirk, William Near, Joseph
Gillhooley, Mathew Reagan, John
O'Connor, James Fahey, John Gilmore.
William Flack, William Swiss, William
Brennan, William Anton, Frank Duffy
and Frank Mccain.
Consult II. n. Ofacfai.
The joint committee of the West
Hudson Common Councils that is work.
ing for the erection of a new station
| on the Erie railroad at Fourth street,
Kearny avenue and also a bridge over
the Erie cut at Fifth street, Harrison
went to New York this afternoon <
have a personal interview with Gen
era1 Manager Stewart, OF the Erie rail
road, at his Office. so Church street
| Manhattan. The committee has been
| working for the station and bridge for
some time. Councilman James Nc
Ateer, Of Kearny. first brought the mat
ter of the station up and each council
| soon appointed committees to work to-
gether. The committees are: Kearny,
Mayor Louis NJ. Brock, Couneilmen
Harry B. Caithness and James Nc
Ateer: Harrison. Mayor Joseph p. Rior-
dan, Councilmen John J. DAILY. Edward
]. Rice and Frederick Clifton; East
Newark, Mayor Cornelius A. McGlen-
non, Councilmen Daniel Delaney and
Thomas Mcdonald.
Miss GiIlen Sent to Hospital.
DIR. William B. McGlennon, of East
Newark. who has been attending Miss
Mary Gillen, daughter of Councilman
| owen Gillen, of rs Soaring avenue. East
| Newark, since she was burned Tuesday
morning, decided today to have the girl
removed 10 st. James's Hospital, New
| ark. miss Gillen is still in a serious
condition, but DIR. McGlennon has hopes
| of saving her life. She received her in
juries when a lamp, which fell from a
table, set fire to the bed in which she
was lying. The trip TO the hospital will
| be made in q private ambulance some
| time this afternoon.
Married One Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stiles. of s07 North
Fourth street, Harrison, gave a dinner
to a number of their friends last night
to celebrate the first anniversary Of
| their marriage. They received numer-
| GUS presents, and during the evening
| singing and dancing were enjoyed
Among those present were Mr.. and
! Mrs. Emil Rutzler, Mr.. n Mrs. Jo-
| seph A. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delaney
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Douglass, Mrs. Johr
j. McAteer. the Misses Kittie A. Nc
| Ateer, Louisa Rutzler, Alma Rutzler
Elsb M. Rutzler. Thomas Graham. Mel
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