Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
MOOSE TO ROAM
IN FAIRY BOWER
At ANNUAL BALL
Newark Lodges Function Ex-
pected to Eclipse Even 'Howdy
Paps'" FOndest Expectation.

10 n music of a full orchestra am.
nedded in a bower of palms on the
stage OF the Kruger Auditorium to-
morrow evening, the first amman ra.
oeption M pail of Newark Lodge
Local Order of Moose, will open with a.
flourish and au-spiciousness that bid
fatr to eclipse the fondest exnectation'
OF the "howdy paps'' and the range
ment committee, who have been ac-
lively engaged during the past few
days draping the elaborate decorations
on flags and bunting, and stringing a
myriad of electrical effects that will
give the scene an exceptionally brilliant
setting.
The evening dress of the committee
and over 1000 members, to which will
: be added the handsome gowns and
Jewels of the women. will create a
social splendor seldom witnessed in
the big auditorium.
Chairman Frederick w. Siegel, of the
general committee, and Floor Director
James s. Mullin, with the assistance
OF their associates. Jules p. Bowler.
secretary; Richard Dombrowsky, treas
urer; George c. Lailer. Harry Fall
stron, Or. Harry c. Povey, Louis f.
Bittel. Charles Lambrecht. Frederick
j. Book, Joseph L. Sullivan. Anton
strom, Harry Lang, Thomas Nolan,
Samuel Scott, Walter w. Batty, Philip
A. McGovern, william ]. Lott, John c.
Sutton, Harry Hillman and Elmer Lee,
viii put The finishing touches to the
program tomorrow morning, and be in
readiness for the big event In the
evening.
The officers OF the lodge, who will act
as ex-off1cio members of the reception
committee, will be DIR. Frank Devlin,
dictator; Henry r. Martin, vice-dic-
tator; Edwin Adam, past dictator;
Jules p. Bowler, secretary; William A.
wurster, assistant secretary; Frederick
w. 6iegel, treasurer; Andrew Ham
mond, prelate; William Mann, SER
geant-at-arms; L. G. Bladder, inside
guard; Joseph c.. Miller, outside guard,
and Walter w. Batty, RICHARD Dom
erowsky and Anton Geiger. trustees.
The lodge will also entertain as
guests many prominent officials of the
order, including Supreme Organizer
James J. Davis, of Pittsburg, ana
state Organizers William J. Bennett,
OF Elisabeth, and John 8. Nichols, OF
Jersey City. Local civic oficialdom
VIII also be we'll represented. The
committee expects large delegations Of
Moose from Jersey City, Elizabeth,
Plainfield. Trenton. Hoboken, New
Brunswick, Perth Amboy and other
dtties.
Iodrsss Growth Phenomenal.
Newark Lodge has had a phenomenal
growth since It's institution, on April
81 last. with q charter roll Of 100, the
membership now being nearly 1900.
The watchword Pap is derived
from me initial letters of Purity, Aid
and Progress the essentials of the
Moose order.
Among the members of the lodge who
will participate IN h first annual
event will be DR.. Hugh ]. Devlin,
Thomas ID. Burke. Thomas G.. Greene,
Joseph ], Carroll, A. r. HOLSTER, DR..
David II. Crawford, William Fl. oakley,
Frank III. Heutschel, Edwin r. Rode,
.John Francis Cahill, John j. Scully,
Michael J. Lawless, Joseph L.. Sullivan,
Or. r C. Ribbans, Charles Hosp,
oliver @. Johnson, Stanley Patterson,
James N. Brown, DR.. Il. A. Carpenter.
Samuel Scott, John It. Knoell, Herman
G. Seib. Robert e. T1plady, DR.. ii. c.
poyey. Henry Seigel, Bernard Mooney,
r, B. Nunamacher, Lawrence c. Muir
phy. Charles NJ. Stevens, Louis 5.
RULER, Karl Harr, Harry W; Stage,
FL. Irwin Putnam, Edward B. Fisher,
w. S. Sham, Frank M. Hackett, David
n. Banta. william G. Cook, Charles
Smith. James r. Doris, Oscar j. Ritz,
Philip Harris, Conrad c. Haug, rank
lin Gibbons. Louis p. Dauber, Edward
c.. Moore, John Klein, Samuel Scott,
Bernard McCabe, Thomas j. Haley,
Paul Martin, David Harris, b e..
Richter, Frank G~rossner, Charles
Peters. John ]. Kempter, Harry Bern
kopf. Joseph Doll, Frank Greed, Robert
M. Kearns and Henry Mason.
Disputes Not Tolerated.
The Loyal Order of Moose does not
tolerate interfering with ones re-
liRious or political views, SO these dis
cussions are not countenanced In the
lodRe-room. Instead. patriotism,
obedience to law, equal rights and re-
spect for the opinion of others is In
sisted upon. AS one enters a lodge, SO
he departs. a free man.
The electrical effects at the ball to-
morrow evening will be under the
supervision of Neil Campbell and the
decorations, Thomas j. Carolan, Henry
FYnter and Herman Schmidt. Some
fifteen hundred incandescent lights will
he strung In the hall, and eight calcium
lights will also illuminate the scene.