Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
AGLOW
WITH LOVE FOR
ERIN'S SAINT
sco.t,nuea from First r-xs.,

NC0mtbNUcU 1EUh1 HAE8k EA8DJ
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Friendly Sons of st. Patrick" and re-
viewed the history of the order in his
toast. He said in part:
1.-THE first organization Of the Friend
ly Sons OF st. Patrick, Of which We
adelphia on March II. l771. The OBJ
jects OF the society were purely social
and conyiyial. Religious iiberaiity and
charity will be found very ~conspicu-
GUS in the history of the society. Cath
oiics, Presbyterians, Quakers and Epis-
brothers.
ORGANIZED I'm Nevark in 1877.
THE Society of the Friendly Sons of
st. Patrick, of Newark. was organized
in 1872 with George b. Jenkinson as
president; James Smith. jr., secretary,
and Christopher Nugent, treasurer.
"The society is prosperous: President
John F. Conroy has 1t under perfect
discipline. The funds are all kept In
one bank and Treasurer James L.
Hays holds the key to u vault in
the Essex Bank, which institution is
about to erect q skyscraper partly
from the profits on the balance kept
there by u society.
1.-The Society of the Friendly Sons Of
st. Patrick, of Newark. is the larg-
est body of that name In New Jersey.
1T was a gathering such as this
held in Philadelphia in 1850 that in
spired the raising of the funds neoes-
sary to maintain the cause of our
American liberty"
Sing Patriotic Irish song.
A feature of the banquet was the
musical program. Howard v. Pascal,
in his inimitable way, sang EILEEN
Albania" Mrs. Helen o'Donnell, con-
and Bernard O'Donnell were the
other artists. The music was by Won
der Heide. Many other patriotic Irish
songs were sung by the diners, WIN
did not forget Old Glory in "The Star
Spangled Banner"
The officers of the society are: John
F. Conroy, president; Cornelius J.
first vi~ce-president; Philip II.
Campbell, second vice-president; Jamss
L. Hays, treasurer: James r. Mulhgan,
secretary, and the executive commit
tee, James NJ. Reilly, Redmond P. Con-
lon, Patrick H. Ryan and John ]. Lynn.
Those In Attendance.
Those present were: John f. Conroy,
president; David b. Hoar, John d.
Ward. Richard Wayne Parker,
F. Adams. Colonel Charles
Agnew, Albert Aibertson, DR.. Henry
Alters, Joseph A. Amberg. Harry r.
Ball, DR.. W~lter F. Barry, Louis J.
Beers, Charles N. Bell, John S. Bell,
p. Birmingham. August Beucke,
John j. Blondel, Frank ]. Book. Philip
II. Campbell, Peter J. Carey, John J..
the Rev. Eugene P. Carroll,
James T. Clark, jr., H. Nelson Coe, LIZ.
Michael j. Coffey, Denis OIL. Cohalan,
Francis P. Conlon, Joseph e. Conlon,
DIR. Philip ]. Conlon, Redmond P. Con-
lon, William R. Conloi., James F. Con-
nelly, John F. Conroy, DR.. Hugh F.
Cook, Martin J. Cooney, William II.
Crosby, Thomas r. Cummings, Charles
J. Curtin, Cornelius J. Curtin. Corrt .ius
J. Curtin's guest, DIR. Gilbert A. Quits,
L. Dalrymple. John Cotton
Dana, George H. negnen. James De
Thaddeus F. Devtne, Jose. h
Lalan, Patrick J. Dolan. Daniel II.
Dunha.l, John III. Dunn, DR.. Wells P.
tIagleton, william D. Elliott, Charles
Farrell, William H. F. Fiedi,r.
Louis Fitzgerald DIR. Edward
e. Fitzpatrick. Martin 1. Flanagan,
Hugh F. Fox, Owen e.
Fox, William II. CASTOR. Charles
.eiger, John Geiger, Carl August
Ceise, John J. Ghegan, John A. Glf-
lord, James b. Gill, Hugh F. Gilisan,
Herbert p. Gleason. Herman B. Good,
Grotta. Guido O. Groebe, Henry
Guenther, Louis C. Hagny, Charles
Haney, James l.. Hays. Thomas S.
Charles &c. Hetzel, Eugene 4.
Higgins, Philemon l.. Headley, Fred
J. Hull, Joseph A. Hurley.
c. Jenkinson, Ernest +.
Heer, Edward j. Kelly. Thomas
.. J.. Kelly. Dr.. Thomas J. Kelly, J..
Wilmer Kennedy, DIR. Francis ]. Kerns.
King. Frank C. Kir.her.
Herman 4. Koenig, D Charles F.
Kramer. Thomas J. Loughlin, John J.
II. mas Lynn.
William A. Maher, William J. Maher.
DR.. M~andeyiiie, James L. Mason, John
James F. Mcdonnell. Harry
McDonough, Edward w. McDonough.
r. McGoytrn, Philip C. McGov-
arn, DR.. william H. Mckenzie, DR.. Leo
J. McManus, Stephen F. .Meagher, K. s.
Mendels, Theodore s. Miller, Franklin
Mulligan. George D. Mu i-gan.
James Z. Mulligan. James r. Mulligan,
F. Mullin. Edward J Murpny,
John J. Murphy, Hon. John r. Murray
John J. Neville, William r. O'Connor.
frederick II. Ogden. Tyler Parmly,
Bart Quinn Bart Quinn, jr., Frank
George r. Reeve, James B.
James M. Reilly, Edward J.
lt.ce, DR.. Edward NJ. Richman, d..
Samuel r. Robertson, j. A. Roney.
I. Newton r dgers, Patrick n. Ryan.
Joseph W. Sharp. DR.. Joseph E. Shee-
han, w. M. Sheehan, Lernard s err
dan, Thomas j. Skilir1an, H. st cy
Smith, Jam 3 T. Smith, Flank
Smyth. Gustaye Steintardt,
Matthias Stratton, Leo Sullivan, Miehael
Tansey, William A. Tahsey, David a.
Tierney, George w. Tompkips, John
Van Orden, Edward F. Walsh, John
Walsh, Robert F. Walsh. Walter II.
Walsh. Robertson s Ward. DIR. William
J. Ward, DIR. Walter 8. washington
w. Spader Willis, william Wohlse'
muth, David Young.
The Celtic Club.
More than 200 members and friends
Of the Celtic Club attended a banquet
at Achtei- Stetter's. President Thomas
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