Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-21
EXPECT 10000
ARCANUM|TES At
OLYMPIC PARK
Everything in Readiness for Big
Annual Festival of Order
on Friday.

Under the direction of a committee
appointed by the united councils Of the
Royal Arcanum, In Essex county, and
held under the auspices of the grand
officers n the combined councils of
the order throughout the State, the
most elaborate arrangements have been
made for the celebration OF Arcanum
Day at Olympic Park on Friday. The
general committee, which consists Of
Fl. ]. Bierman, chairman; d. II. Suits,
secretary, Of South Orange Council;
]. w. Ord, treasurer, of Orange Coun-
ell; W. s. Strawn. of East Orange
Council, and William z. Gemmill. OF
Doric Council. with the aid of the sub
ordinate committees. have completed
every detail for the entertainment and
reception Of the prospective big gather
ing of Arcanumites, who, to the num-
Der of at least ten thousand and ac-
companied by their wives n sweet
hearts. will assemble at the park on
Friday, to commemorate the annual
flag day of this popular fraternity.
1t will also bring together, as the
guests of the subordinate councils, the
grand council officials of the order, in
Guiding Joseph M. Arnold, G. r., of
Princeton; Charles II. Haring, G.. V. G p.
of Elizabeth; Henry j. Bierman, @. o.,
of South Orange; Robert H. Alberts,
G. s., of Hoboken; William C. Nc
Keever. G. T., of Rutherford; Willis H.
Duncan, G. c., Of Jersey City: Benja-
min L. Odell. G. G., Of Hasbrouck
Heights; Daniel S. Horton, G.. W., of
Somerville: Edward r. McNaughton, G.
s., of Railway. and John d. Beach, G..
T., of Bayonne.
The other prominent visitors will con-
sist of supreme and supervising dep
uty representatives, Charles II. Diets,
of Trenton; William w. Baxter, of
Jersey City; A. NJ. McFall, of Dover;
James r. Smock, of Red Bank; Jeptha
Van Vliet. of this city; Charles l..
Britton, of Jersey City; Lloyd H. Net
Teton, of Hoboken; c. V. Quacken-
bush. of Paterson; Albert Lowther, of
East Orange; Horace B. Winship, Of
this city; Edward F. Gilby, Of West
field; E. II. Meyer, of Dover; John J.
Heating, of Harrison; George NJ. An.
derson, of East Orange; James r.
Grealey, of this city; Thomas NJ. Barr,
~ NASNoNAASAAt a Ia 4 ~ dAlot VI NiAC-
land; d. II. Suits. OF South Orange;
James Higginson. of West Hoboken;
8. P. Craft, of Leonia: j. william
Kendrick, of East Orange; William ].
Amerman, of Bayonne; A. H. Hope,
OF Perth Amboy; R. r. Rowland, of
Princeton; Aaron S. Van Buskirk, of
Keyport; Henry r. Burghard, OF Ber-
%genfeld: F.. A. Rice, Frank Errear and
Joseph Lane, of Jersey City: e. S.
Stahl, of Trenton: A. d. Lees. of Ruth
erford Park; Charles Dyer, jr., of Bound
Brook; Oscar r. Alces, of Hoboken: j.
Blair Cuthbert. of Camden; Everett
Labaugh, of Hackensack. and G. II.
Lunger, of Netcong.
Local Councils ofieiaIs.
The officials of the local councils and
those in this vicinity who are taking
an active part in aiding the success OF
the ~pretentious event are f. c. Lampe.
]. II. Williams, John r. Weeks and A.
j. Bernhard, Of Corinthian; j. H.
Scharling. e. NJ. Mcmillan, r. II. Reed
and Jacob Serbia. jr,, of Woodside; G.
w. Silcocks, Duncan C. Mcintyre, jr.,
Robert E. Misner and DIR. Frank Kauf-
hold. OF Adamant: Charles Book, H. J.
! Steines, w. c. Treiber and J. H. Mar
tin, of Alamo Council: julius Witzig.
John j. Youngblood, jr., William II.
Findon and John J. Richardson, of
General Runyon; l.. F.. Dunn, j. j
Woodall, II. Schellhardt and r.. Cross
man, of Roseviile Council; F. r. Tomp-
kins. ]. b. Servis, c. NJ. Felter and W.
S. Campbell. of Newark City Council
H. L. Taylor. w. Carson Ryan. IT.. r.
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