Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
MOOSE LODGE
lPLAN RECEPTION
4 THURSDAY NIGHT
Viii Initiate Large CIass-Fn-
ture Events in Other
Organizations.

Extensive arrangements are being
made by the officials OF Newark Lodge
No. 237, Loyal Order of Moose, and
the State officers of the fraternity, for
the supreme lodge reception and big
class initiation of candidates, COM
prisfng the charter membership of the
local lodge, which will be held at the
New Auditorium, On Orange street,
next Thursday night. DR.. Frank Dew
lin, dictarof. assisted by yice-Dictator
Jules p. sBouvier NJ Prelate Andrew
Hammond, of Newark Lodge, will aid
State Organizer w. J.. Bennett, of this
city. In extending an suspicious recep-
ton to Supreme Organizer James J.
Davis, of Pfttsburg; William H. Ket-
Ter, chairman OF the supreme ritual
committee, Of Camden, and other ma
tional officers. Those who will assist
on the general committee will be Karl
.Rarr, w. S. Sham. Louis F. Vogel,
aLo1fs~G. Baader, Joseph G. Miller,
Thomas @. Greene, Frank A. Heutschel
n Michael ]. Lawless.
ROne Thousand Visitors.
81 The committee has also arranged to
entertain at least a thousand visiting
members, representing Jersey City
lodge No. 266; Atlantic City Lodge No.
n16, New Brunswick Lodge No. 263 and
STrenton. Camden, Brooklyn, Borden
town and Millville delegations.
The Trenton Lodge degree team,
(which will exemplify the ~ritualistic
work. is the best drilled Moose organ
ization in the East, and its work has
been highly commended by the officers
of the supreme body.
Among the noted Newark persons
who will participate In the reception
will be Mayor Jacob Haussling, DR.. e.
A. Carpenter, John Francis Cahill, DR..
r. c. Ribbans, Thomas e. Burke, Will
lam c. Cook, John j. Scully, William
H. Dressler. DR.. David A. Kraker,
Frederick Heller. Robert G. Tiplady.
Adolph HI. Fielder, Charles Eisele,
Charles N. Lockwood, Dr. H. C. Povey,
Stanley Patterson, Joseph C. Miller,
Thomas J.. Lee, Frederick c.. Gunther.
jr., Henry Seigel, Edward B. Fisher,
Frank G. Davis, Edward 7. Smith,
David B. Banta, Thomas ]. Connors.
DR.. Hugh ]. Devlin, William d. Col
Inns. William w. Berry. David Croker,
James ". Brown. Frank M. Haokett,
Oliver c. Johnson, William Miller. DR..
David HI. Crawford, Edward P. Halpin,
A. r. HOLSTER, John F.. Knoell, Philip
Harris, Charles Fisher, Adam Bauman,
John j. Carroll. Frank Greed, William
=. Murray, Arthur Mackey, Joseph A.
Lay. Lawrence c. Murphy, Edwin r.
Rode, Andrew Stamber, Edward c..
Moore, Joseph l.. Sullivan, Henry Hill
man, Isaac s. Lutman. Herman c. Seib,
William A. Heling, Harry w. Stage,
Robert e. Richter, William H. oakley
and Ellis L. Ayres.
a Friendly Challenge.
Jersey City Lodge has challenged
Newark Lodge to a friendly contest to
see which will have the largest mem
bership on July IL If the local lodge
wins Supreme Organizer James J..
Davis, and the State officials, w. j.
Bennett, Of this city. and John s.
Ns0hois. of Jersey City. viii present 1t
with q handsome set of paraphernalia
robes for the degree team.
Members Of the local lodge will also
be the guests of the Jersey City fra
ternity at a banquet. The officers OF
Newark Lodge r DIR. Frank Devlin,
dictator; Jules p. Bowler, vice-dicta-
tor; Andrew Hammond, prelate; Karl
Harr, secretary; w. s. Sham, treas
urer; Louis r. vogel, sergeant-at-arms;
Louis g. Bladder, inner guard; Joseph