Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-04
BRILLIANT SOCIAL
AFFAIRS PLANNED
BY mFRATERN|TIES
Balls, Entertainments and Gel
ebrati0ns to Mark Lively
Week Among Lodges.

a diversified series of events during
the next few days.
Chief Ranger George A. Furnall, of
Court Royal Blue, Independent Order
of Foresters, presided at the business
and social session held at |. Q. L. Hall
last night. Several important Ques-
tions were debated upon and the new
password was given out to the mem
bers.
The officers who filled the various sta
TONS included: Nj. J. Collins, John A.
Couch, Frank a. Gillen, B. S. Lambert
son, e. j. Gillen, j. H. Trainor, Joseph
McGrath, Frank Mcdonnell, n. Serge
John Clark and Francis Reynolds.
Moodside Council Holds Session.
Woodside Council, Royal Arcanum-
held an important session last night at
The council chamber.
After a consideration of the routine
business. a musical entertainment and
social was enjoyed.
Pianist H. "A. Reed. who is arranging
! big program for the ladies night
Entertainment, which will be held on
"Wednesday evening. March 80, reported
most encouraging progress.
Anon those who viii assist on the
general and reception committees will
be: J. w. Vaudeville. r. 7. Ross, f.
{. Farrand. ]. H. Scharlins, ]. Serbia,
ir.. J. H. Phillippi, r. Becker, j. /.
Brooks, e. NJ. Mcmillan, H. Brown, A.
V. Averbeck and j. H. Widmef. Re
~freshments and dancing will be the
closing features.
Red Mcn Meet.
The chiefs and palefaces of Monda-
- INulA-. sc Ipal Man
Convened in the wigwam last night and
the adoption degree was conferred upon
several candidates.
James Mcdonald. the representative
to the Great Council, also reported on
the work that had been accomplished
bv that body. Sachem Maurice Doyle
presided. and those who participated in
The pow-wow were: Frank Kniffen,
Peter Shalvey. Charles b. Wilson,
James Fitzpatrick. John a. O'keeie
n Edward Doherty.
Auxiliary Holds Whist.
A whist and social was held by the
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
James A. Garfield Post, G. A. r., at
the rooms, 24S Market street, last eve
ming. The committee who had charge
of the affair also provided refresh
iaents. 4 feature of the event was the
large turnout of sister and brother
Societies of the G.. A. r.
Harmony Court limitations.
Harmony Court. Order of the ANA
rauth, held an %initiatory and social SEES
sion. at its castle. go Washington
Street, last night. Royal Matrop Mrs.
Margaret Walker presided, and the
court team invested the candidates with
tho .'Amarauth" degrees. Many master
Masons were present and c"omplimented
the team on it's finished work. A So
cial time followed the ceremony.
Among those who assisted in the
work We're Sadie De Roy Koch, Drusella
Hinman. Nettie Leonard, Mary Bell,
Mary Wallace, Jennie Hebst. Julia
Sehrot. Anna Trueman. Kate Zabriskie,
Elfreda Fay. Marina LIGHT, Lille Stein,
Harriet Hallet, Charlotte Clark and
Charles Schmidt and Charles F.
Walker. A social time followed and re-
freshments were dispensed.
Foresters Hold Entertainment.
n The members of Court Woodside, In
dependent Order of Foresters. enjoyed
M entertaining session at the hall, COS
Broad street, last evening.
District High Chief Ranger James
King was a guest of the court, and he
made an interesting address regarding
the aims of the order.
Selections on a photograph we're also
given by V. Van Kleeck.
Chief Ranger p. s. Hopler presided,
ard those present included NJ. Y.
Cregar. DIR. c. Morris, M. Brady, +. J.
Craig, ]. Woodhousc. j. Tremmel, A.
Miller. w. B. Hopper. w. Baker, o.
rhrum. P. Hughes and J. Aumiller.
tompany g Drill.
The members of Company G, Uni
form Rank, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, held the
first session and drill in the new hall
at As William street last night. The
old quarters were at SAT Broad street.
Captain f. Jeakel and Sergeant Kins-
ley. assisted by c. II. Peck, Otto o
nard, Arthur Young and e. l.. Dodd
showed the members the good points
of the new drill quarters. The arrange
ments were also completed for the an
nual civic and military ball of the
company. which will be held in Orator
Hall on Wednesday evening. March 80.
Professor Krimke's orchestra will fur
tnish the music. Those who will serve
or the committee will be Messrs.
Young. Jowett, Torney. Jeakel, Peck
and Connard.
President Clark Entertained.
President James r. Clark. of the COM
mittee Of one hundred, of the Woodmen
sPof the World. was q guest of Hill Camp
at It's session. held at tho Colosseum. on
Springfield avenue, last night. Tho
committee was formed several months
sago b. representatives OF the local
camp for the purDos Of securing 800
new members before June ]. Mr.. Clark
outlined the success that was attend
5ing the new movement.
The associate officers Of the commit
tee are: I. D. Woodward. vice-presi-
dent: \. w. Fenwick, secretary. and
Joseph Gilhooly, sergeant-at-arms.
Essex Council Anniversary.
Essex Council, Jr. o. U. A. M, is ar
ranging an entertaining program for
the anniversary celebration, which win
be held at Orator Hall on Wednesday
evening, March 8. Dancing will be the
final card. The members of the COM
mittee are: A. j. Hallett, J. u. Lord,
F. F. Vanderhoof. C. Menu. E. O. Haga-
ma and F. A. Hay.
TO Hold Initiation.
The members OF Corinthian Council,
Royal Arcanum, are arranging to hold
. 1aroa ola &c Initiation on Ma1daxy ave-