Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-09
~PHONOGRAPH MEN
ENTERTAINED By
THOMAS 4. EDISON
Over 100 Business Men from
All Sections of Country Visit
Laboratory and Factory.


More than a hundred prominent men
from various sections of the United
States are guests today of the National
Photograph Company, in West Or
ange, with F. K. Dolbeer, manager of
the sales department, in charge OF
the entertainment program. The WISH
tors are members of National Talking
Machine Jobbers' Association, and the
men were received at the factory by
Thomas A. Edison personally shortly
after II o'clock.
The party was met at the Market
street station by Mr.. Dolbeer and the
journey to West Orange made in auto
mobiles and after meeting Mr.. Edison
the visitors went around the big es-
tAblishment at Valley road and a
side avenue. Luncheon followed at the
Essex County Country Club and an
automobile ride through the pictur-
esuue mountain section followed.
The afternoon program includes an
entertainment at the Edison factories,
one or two features of which will be
a set of pictures showing the moving
picture men in a baseball game at
Atlantic City. Folio wing the enter
tainment there the party will hurry
back for trains en- route for their
her.es.
Use party have had a ten days stay
af Atlantic City. where they had their
Annual convention and have been roy
>ally entertained The trip today to the
Edison factories was a wind-up to the
pleasant time the. men have enjoyed,
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with entertainment, this afternoons
afforded them much peasure.
The meeting with MI. Edison was
looked forward 10 with interest and
the electrical wizard had a pleasant
word for each of the visitors.
The party at luncheon today In
claded Mr.. Edison. +. L. Dyer, c. Fl.
Wilson. G F. Soul, e. j. Berggren,
William Pclzer, L. c. Mcchesney, w.
Stevens. N. C. Durand, L. Fl. Philips,
a. c. Ireton, C. E. Goodwin, w. L.
Eckert, e. l.. Aiken. l.. w. McChesney.
Peter Weber. d. Holden. C. Schifl, ].
Muenster, w. Nehr, j. Lang, w.
Hicks, L. OFT. w. H. Miller. ]. w.
Aylsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry b.
WhitEit, Columbus, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. n. Blacknan, New York city; J.. C.
Roush and c. N. Roush. Standard
Talking Machine Company, Pittsburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence MeGreal, Mil
waukee; Miss Cannon, Milwaukee.
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. Burton ]. Pierce.
J. W Jenkins's Sons Music Company,
Kansas City, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Buehn, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
f. Ball and son, Ball-Fintze Company.
Newark, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Grit
fin, American Photograph Company,
Gloversville, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.
MARS, of w. J. Dyer & Bro, st. Paul.
Mimi; MIR. and Mrs. H. L. ~Ellenberger,
Pardee- Ellenburger Company. New
Haven, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. An
drews, Buffalo. N. vi Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Silverstone, st. Louis, Mo; Mr..
n Mrs. Thomas Wardell nj son,
Lowell. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ferriss, Utica, N. Y; Mr.. n Mrs.
Dohse, Dayton, o.; Max Strassburg,
of Grinnell Brothers. Detroit; C. B.
Haynes. Richmond, Va; I. Davega, jr..
n daughter, New York city; T. H.
Towel, Eclipse Musical Company,
Cleveland, o.; G c. Aschback and
Morris j. Peters. Of G. c. Aschbach,
Allentown. Pa: H. H. Blish & Son, of
Harger & Blish, Dubuque, Ia; e. r.
Taft, Eastern Talking Machine Com
p6ny, Boston, Mass; j. F. Bowers. L.
c.. Wiswell, Mr.. Otto and Mr.. Ridge
way, of Lyon & Healy, Chicago; Harry
s. Davega, s. d. Davega Company.
New York city; A. w. Toenies, Eclipse
Phonograpb Company, Hoboken;
James L Lyons, Chicago. ILL.,; Clar-
fence Gore, Il. f. Droop & Sons Co.,
III Droop Sons Co, Baltimore; w. II.
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