Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-29
PHYTH|ANS
SEND DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION
Brig. =Gen. Hitchcock Viii Head
New Jersey Brigade at
Milwaukee.

Brigadier-Genera William e. Hitch
cock, of this city, who will head the
New Jersey brigade of the Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythias, on its trip
to Milwaukee to attend the supreme
biennial encampment, reported that a
strong delegation of Pythians from
Essex county and the State would go
on the special train which leaves to-
morrow. Supreme Representative
William T. Hilliard, of Salem, will be
one of the party. In the delegation
from this city will be members of both
Calanthe and Black Prince companies,
Uniformed Rank. The lodges that will
Puritan, Covenant, Henry Clay,
America, st. Paul, Apex, Ethic and ST.
Chrysostom. About eighty will make
up the delegation.
Convention Opens Monday.
The convention opens Monday, and
will remain in session until August 10.
The local party will be in full uni
form, and will participate in the parade
and maneuvers.
Adamant Council, Royal Arcanum,
will enjoy its annual outing and ami
versary at the Bergen Point Casino,
Bayonne, tomorrow. Herman Krautler
Is chairman of the committee. Regent
c. w. Fl. Silcocks, Wice-Regent r. e.
Misner, DIR. Frank Kaufhold, Charles
S. Mossop. Duncan Mcintyre. jr., Les
lie Vreeland, ]. R. Gross, Frank Keller
arrangements.
A whist and social were the features
of the session held, by I-oo-tash Camp,
Neighbors of America, last night. The
affair was arranged by Chairman Cath
crime Adds, and her associates were
Alice Smith. Caroline Bagnall, Carrie
Webel and William Reinhart. District
Deputy DR.. Anna Cross and City
Deputy Emma H. Faith were present.
The members of Daniel Webster
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held an i'm
portant session at the hall, 103 Market
street, last night. The new roster of
officers filed the chairs. The plan for
holding an outing at Verona Lake in
the near future was Endorsed. The
committee also decided to conduct an
excursion to Cranberry Lake.
Committee Is Named
Those who will aid in the arrange
ments are Herbert e. Sanderson, Will
lam M. Jones, John S. Sheldon, H.
Condit Johnson, Horace C. Johnson,
Edward B. Ash, Arthur Townsend,
Archie M. Carswell, Edward J.. Bald
win and William Brinkerhoff.
Newark Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
will hold its first annual outing next
Saturday. It promises to be a big
event and over 1000 will participate
The committee IN charge will meet al
Iroquois Hall Thursday evening and
complete the details. Many prominent
city officials will be guests.
Those who will assist on the comm1t-
tee are Thomas G. Greene, w. s. Shann,
DIR. Frank Devlin, Karl Harr, w. ].
Bennett, DIR. David A. Kraker. Joseph
c. Miller, Frank A. Hentschel. Louis
G.. Bladder, Michael ]. Lawless, DR.. e.
A. Carpenter, Jules p. Bowler, Andrew
Hammond inc Louis f.. Vogel.
The outing club of Gleniffer Lodge
Order of Good Templars, will camp al
Highland Beach the last two weeks OF
August. Templar Thomas Coombs vii
be In charge of the party.
Jefferson -Encampment, l. o. O. f.,
has installed the following officers for
the ensuing term: James McFadyen,
c. p; James Robson, H. P; William
White, S. w; Morris Lunger, scribe;
John M. Blanch, F. S.; Charles Wag-
ner, treasurer, and G.. A. Lundgren, j.
w. The p~atriarchs are preparing a
special program for next Wednesday
evening.
ID. of L. Plans Outing.
The members and friends of Pride of
Daniel Webster Council, Daughters of
Liberty, will enjoy an outing to Soho
tomorrow afternoon. The start will be
made at 2 o'clock from Mt. Prospect
and Verona avenues. Host Albert New
schwander will entertain the party
The welfare committee has charge of
the affair.
Branch 8, st. Patrick's Alliance of
America, convened at Essex Hall, In
Bank street, last night. President Will
lam P. Kilderry filed the chair. The