The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-14
LEM LENAPES IN
MERRY MOOD At
GREAT RECEPTION
Democratic Politicians from Far
and Near Throng the Krue-
ger Auditorium.

Politicians from various wards and
Democratic organizations throughout
the State, with their fair friends,
crowded into the Kruger Auditorium
last night, 1t being the occasion of the
first annual reception and ball of the
Leni Lenape Club. The spacious floor
stage, balcony, boxes and parquet were
filled with men of prominence and sty-
lishly gowned women.
The Joel Parkers, Jeffersonians, Lee
veen Democratic Association. John J
Gaynor Association, Hickory Club and
the John f. Monahan Association were
present with their banners. In the
boxes were Mayor Jacob HaussIing,
City Counsel James r. Nugent, Alder
man Elmer A. Day, Valentine Braun
and representatives of the First.
Eighth and Eleventh Ward Democratic
associations. All had a good time and
plowed home. through the snow and
storm early this morning owing to the
tieup of the trolleys at that time, in
good spirits.
Leaders on Hand.
The crowd gathered early and re-
manned. late and the way the various
leaders met at the entrance and ex-
tended TO one another their hands made
the scene resemble Democratic conven-
lions. Mayor Haussling and MI.
Nugent and former Judge Gottfricd
Kruger We're the centre of attraction.
One noticeable feature was the pres
ence of many of Hudson county's
I AN0TlXnrz md nrnfnrc IT, 41n $3.50
were Congressman James A. Hamill.
Robert S. Hudspeth and Assembiymeh
Uoseph P. Tumulty and James Baker.
Congressman William Hughes, OF Pas
sale, and Senator George s. Silzer, OF
Middlesex, were also in the throng.
Those Who Were There.
Others N hand were Alderman Mi
chael MCGOWAN and Mrs. MCGOWAN,
Fred Hand former Alderman Henry
j. Them, Mr.. n Mrs. Philip Nc
Gowan. former Freebooter John j. Gay
nor. former Assemblyman Ralph Is.
Schmidt, Alderman Joseph A. Wright,
Captain Cornelius j. Reilly, Charles Nj.
Eel, Fred e. Sommer, Walter l.. SOM
nler, Matthias Strattoh1, Edward
Mendels, Excise Commissioner Richard
Miller, former Alderman Charles Tuni-
son., Assistant City Attorney Charles
M. Myers, Or. vA Wrinkle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen j. Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bey, Miss Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bachman. Ir. and Mrs. Charles E.
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. Gross, Miss Monahan, Miss
Boylan, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Troxler, AL
dern1an Sernel and Mrs. Semel, former
Freebooter Steck, former Alder
man Lagay. James Hart. Abram
E.isner, Mrs. Denotes and Miss Harris.
of Brooklyn: Mrs. McCabe, of Holyoke,
Mass; Miss kennedy of Plain
field; Mr.. and, Mrs. Moses Reichman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Korb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Rock, Peter Seary, De-
i tective Harris and Mrs. Harris, Free
holder Kenney. James Mcmahon, Mr..
and Mrs. William j.. Bahrs, Frank
Krebs. Martin Hoppe, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hobson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Hurst, Miss Minnie Hurst. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Selisman. Valentine
Braun. former Assemblyman John w.
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Snyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Roche, Building inspect
or Boylan, Captain James Gross and
Mrs. Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Null
ligan, John McConlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doetterl, Alderman Biertuemp-
fel and Mrs. Biertuempfel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Heinrich. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fleming, Miss Frances Hanill, Miss
Grace Hamill, DR.. Furesbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schon. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fletcher,