Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-24
BALL COMMITTEE
OF ST. PATR|CK'S
ALLIANCE NAMED
Branch No. 4, District No. 4, Is
Getting Ready for Big St.
Patrick's Day Function.

The full committee has been named
to complete the arrangements for the
annual reception and ball of Branch
4, District 4, st. Patrick's Alliance of
America, which will be celebrated in
Dodgers Hall on the birthday of st.
Patrick, Friday, March II.
Thomas f. Denning will head he
general committee rs chairman, with
the following associate members as
assistants: James A. Grant, secretary;
John Seaman, treasurer; DR.. F. j.
Brogan, on wardrobe; James Grant,
ticket box; jeremiah Conklin, door
keeper; Joseph Patterson, floor. mana
ger, with Thomas Craig, jr., John Far
rell, James Denning and John A. Doom,
as aids. The subcommittee will con-
sist of ]. Seaman, r. Kane, M. Sugrue,
jr., n James Denning, music; Will
lam O'Brien, T. Craig, jr., and j. Conk-
lin, refreshments; James Grant, j.. Pat
terson, j. Doom and P. Brogan, print
ing, and Charles f.. Farley, T. McGov-
ern and H. Ennis on hall and decora-
lions.
Every feature on the program is re-
ceiving special attention and the affair
promises to prove the most entertain
ing reception that the branch has con-
Quoted in years. Several state officers
of the Alliance and many prominent
civic officials will be guests.
The draping of the hall will comprise
an attractive and artistic blending OF
the national and Irish colors. The pres
ent officers of Branch 4 are: Joseph
Patterson. president: Thomas NJ. Nc
Govern, senior vice-president; James
Denning, junior vice-president; James
A. Grant, recording secretary; P. ].
Brogan, financial secretary; John a
Ian, treasurer; Michael Kane. con-
duotor; Thomas Hopkins, sergeant-at-
arms; Michael Sugrue, jr., past presi-
dent, and Frank Nugent, James Dali
ton and Charles F.. Farley, trustees.
1t is expected that State President
Thomas c. Gaynor and state Vice
President James C. Grant will be
among the special guests.
FOresters Have Apple Contest.
With games, an apple contest n a
grab-bag, the eighth anniversary OF
Companion Court Anthony, Indepen-
dent Order of Foresters, held last eve-
ming in the hall, 1903 Market street,
proved an amusing and most enter
tanning affair.
From the opening to the close of the
program when refreshments we're
served and dancing enjoyed there was
not a dull moment.
The court was instituted in 1903, and
has had a most successful career.
The officers, who assisted the social
committee last night, are: Miss E.
Delaney, Mrs. G.. Hanson, Mrs. e.
Hughes, Miss NJ. Stauback, Mrs. B.. M.
McCandless, Mrs. X. Conlon, Mrs. G.
Diehl, Miss N. Carboy, Miss A. Carroll,
Mrs. e. Walsh, Mrs. NJ. Gaitty and
Miss May Leonard.
Daughters of Scotia Have Social.
The eleventh anniversary of Bonnie
Doom Lodge, Daughters of Scotia, was
observed last evening in Iroquois Hall,
Washington street, with a social and
dance.
For several weeks the committee has
been busy devising a fitting program
that surpassed expectations. The turn
out of members and friends was large
and the affair a success. A delegation
from Clan Forbes, Order of Scottish
Clans, also attended. The lodge is
composed of women of Scotch descent
and was organized in 1900. Those who
served on the anniversary committee
were the officers of the lodge.
ID. of L. to Dance.
A social and dance will be held I'M
der the auspices of Evening Star Coun-
ell, Daughters of Liberty, at Iroquols
Hall, tonight. Ingomar Council will CO.
operate in the arrangements.
Good music for dancing will be pro-
yided and refreshments will be dis
pensed. Delegations from the Jr. O.
u. A. M. will also be present. The off,
cial members who will represent lingo
mar Council will be Phebe Grumpy,
Olga Cron, Emma Jenkinson, Edith
Durham, Lucy Lesser, Lena Lloyd,
Hester A. Shaw, James Hack, Barbara