Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-08
ROYAL NE|GHBORs
WORKING HARD To
! GAIN MEMBERS
Many Newark Lodges Plan Out
ings and Parties for Sum-
mer Season.

City Deputy Mrs Emma H. Faith, Of
I-oo-tash Camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, is winning laurels as one of
the most popular and energetic lodge
women in this city.
On next Thursday evening the degree
team of the camp will exemplify the
ritual on several candidates.
The present officers of the camp are.
Anna Miller, oracle; Catherine Adds,
vice-oracle; Bessie French, past oracle;
Elizabeth Slocum. chancellor: E. H.
Faith, recorder; Carrie Webel, receiver;
Dora Hunt, marshal; Josephine
Schweizer, inner sentinel: Alice Smith,
outer sentinel, and DR.. Helen Carter.
physician.
Daughters of Liberty Are Busy.
The many councils of the Daughters
of Liberty of Essex and West Hudson
counties V completed details for the
reception of National Councillor Mat
thew Kenney and staff and National
secretary William v. Edkins, of Phi a
delphia, who will pay an official visit
to his city on Friday evening, July %.
An entertaining program is being ar
ranged for the special event. It is ex-
pected that State Councillor Mrs. Jen-
ME b. Hayward, State Council Secre-
tary Willard Hayward and Deputy
State Councillor Miss Nellie. Bates, of
this city; State Vice-Councilor Mrs.
Raegens and State Associate Treasurer
Miss Hannah Meyer, of Jersey City,
and National Representatives Samuel
Day, Mrs. Jessie A. Parker and Mrs.
Laura B. Taylor, of this city, win a so
be present and aid in the reception ten
dered the supreme officers.
The officials who will head the vari-
GUS council delegations will be: DR..
Elizabeth Madison. of Ivanhoe Councils;
Louisa Bartrup. Of Rosevilie Council;
Lucy Lesser, of Ingomar Council; Mrs.
J. H. Parker, of Pride Of Newark
Council; ]. Bassett. Of Pride of Cen
eral Custer Council: Hattie Gray, of
Pride of Irvington Council; Mrs. Kisse-
wetter. of Pride of Peter Cooper
Council; Loretta Raynor. of Pride Of
Goodwill Council; Mrs. Patterson. of
Vigilant Welcome Council; Mrs. E.
Schue, of Pride of General Putnam
Council; Sallie Almond. of Pride of the
Juniors. and III. Law. of Pride OF
Daniel Webster Council.
The supreme officers will make two
visitations during the same evening.
At 8 o'clock ten councils will entertain
them at the hall, 1S2 Broad street, and
an hour later a large gathering, n;
~resenting some twelve local councils.
will receive the officers at $50 WASH
ington street.
The fraternity is also arranging to
entertain a delegation of the Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. who win also attend the affair.
1t viii be the largest event OF the kind
ever held by the Essex and West Hud-
son councils of the Daughters of Lib
erty, and the committee is sparing no
pains to make it an exceptional sue
cess.
Royal Arcanum to Receive.
The members of Corinthian Council.
Royal Arcanum, will tender a recep-
ton to the supreme vice-regent, the
Rev. F. 7. McFaden, at Arcanum Hall,
30 Broad street. on Monday evening.
Delegations will be present from Ada
mant, Newark City. Woodside, Rose
vile, e. r. Macdonald. Alamo and
General Runyon councils. Grand Trus-
tee George J. Yates and Deputy Grand
Regents James f. Grealey n Jeptha
Van Vliet will also assist at the re-
ception. The Rev. DIR. MeFaden, who
is q noted orator, will make an address
on "Arcanianism." Refreshments win
be dispensed. Those on the reception
COMMITTEES vii be J. Harry Williams,
r. c. Lampe. q. D, Wertx, John r.