Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-09
CIRCULATION CLUB
HAS BIG ANNUAL
PILGRIMS FEAST
Gathers in Force in Brooklyn
to Swap Yarns at
Symposium.

Circulation Club of New York had a
big night" at Raub's Brooklyn Ban
quet Hall last night. The dinner and
entertainment were relished thoroughly
by the out-of-town news agents and
pilgrimage to Greater New York as
guests of the newspaper road men,
where gossip is snapped, where cir
culation BEATS stage, railroad and
trolley are again discussed; where Tom
meets Jack and Jack meets Tom
Hamilton Doney, of Saratoga, VAS
asked If Washington Palmer was still
living near the lake. and Ham says:
Don't remember him; must have met
him: know everybody at the Springs
Why, Mr.. Doney, you can't be long
in Saratoga if you don't know Wash
Palmer" "Oh, Wash Palmer! Hell,
l know Wash Thought you said
Washington Palmer"
Boston yarned with Pittsburg, Buff
falo with Yonkers. Binghamton with
Albany, Newark with Washington, As
bury Park with Atlantic City. etc, and
the New York bunch with hose good
fellows and clever news agents from
all of the cities.
Newarkers Are There.
Among those from out of town were
Biber Bros, Yonkers: Richard Barrett,
Edwin o.. Lewis, John Harvey. Albany;
William Sheldon, Troy; Walter Stroup,
B. Bruner, Hamilton Doney, Saratoga;
S. Wolff, Utica; NJ. Manson. Rochester;
S. McCourt, Buffalo; Edward Duffy,
Binghamton; NJ. Goodman, Scranton;
William Kessler. Wilkesbarre; Joe
B~allentine, Mr.. Lyon and Mr.. Spier,
Easton; j. Raschels, Passaic; M. Ko-
mishane, Charles Wolfarth, Walter
Birch, W. E. Cowan, Fred Schweitzer
and Harry Boylan, Newark, N. j.; John
komishane, Elizabeth; Chauncey Stout,
Plainfield; Harry Fells, w. c. Willetts,
Philadelphia; Charles Wilson. Whining
ton; William Winters, Baltimore; Her.
mar Schrott, Washington; A. Brinser, |
Harrisburg; Tod kaufman, Reading;
Lyman Peet. Pittsburg; Michael
O'Neill, Cumberland, Nd; John A.
Majane, Atlantic City; B. Barguet, NJ.
Spear, Mount Vernon; Fred Oeflnger,
Stamford; F. Coleman, South Norwalk;
l.. b. Plumb, J. Simon, Joe Herman
and AL ~Tillinghast, Bridgeport; Charles
McGilvray, New Haven; M. Moy, Paw
tucket; Ralph Bauer. Lynn; j. W.
Peterson, Portland; Frank Farrelly,
Springfield; Joe Hackett, Meriden; H.
Koppelman, Hartford; Frank Richards,
White Plains; f. C. Cuff, Danbury:
J. Fl. Deveraux, Waterbury; Walter
Madigan, Lancaster; Max Silverstine,
Providence; Willard Hildebrand. Phil
lipsburg.
Manhattan C~ontinRe
Those from Manhattan were David
Wilson. Mervin Wilson, Frank Collier,
AL Ruck and Joseph Gattl, the Nassau
News Company; d. c.. Dean and Joseph
Marsh, American News Company;
George Haufier, Union9News Company;
A. Lipschitz, j. J.. Goode, James Nc
Herman, p. o'Neill, Murray Riddle,
Charles Lamake and Mr.. Pratt, New
York World; Abe Newman, New York
Herald; Thomas McGue, New York
Sun; Charles Flanagan. New York
Times; William Bryant, New York
Tribune; Alfred zimmerman. New York
World; William Hoffman. Stats,
Zeitung; NJ, F%riedkin, Jewish Morning
Journal; e. A. Elcock and Archie
Brown. Evening Post; Samuel Booth,
Evening Globe; Mr., Mcguire, Evening
Mail; Mr.. Henry, American Art Works,
Coshocton; Nick Meyers. Globe;
Thomas M. Woodford, Howard Con-
nelly, J. H. Tiedeman. Johnny Halls
Harms, Frank Frugone, rus Ballato,
Bolletino de la Sera; Louis Brink,
Eddie Dorf, A. Lipman. Floyd Lefferis,
Columbian Magazine; w. j. McNally,
Standard Union. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Borough-Leo Lang, Ed
ward Dwyer and Robert Kurz. Times;
Fred Stone, Citizen; ]. Hennessy,
Standard Union; Frederick Schweitzer,
Eagle; irwin Kidney, L.. Schaefer, Mar
tin Ball, Mr.. Shaw, MI. Hendrickson
and ]. Schultz.
Even from Remote Staten Island.
From Staten Island-William Rague.
The officers of the Circulation Club
are: Frank P. Draw, New York
Tribune, president; William Judge
Weber, New York World, treasurer;
Edward j. Barry, New York Herald,
vice-president; William M. Henry. New
York American, secretary. Directors
John F. Kelly, New York Review;
James Nat Ray, New York American,