Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-22
f0RE|GN SERVICE
VETERANS PLAN
FOR BIC OUTING
Gushing Post to Visit Rockland
Lake Sunday-Other
Lodge Notes.

livery detG1l has been completed for
Nhe holding Of the annual excursion of
Charles Gushing Post. American Vet
berans OF Foreign Service. tomorrow
Ito Rockland Lake. To accommodate
the large turnout OF exoursionists the
steamer Rice and barge Currie will
leave the Malt House dock at 8 a. m.
The excursion will be a family affair
in which the wives sweethearts and
friends Of the organization will par
p~tioipate; It will pertake of a big social
reunion.
Commander George A. Richardson.
of the post, n his associates on the
COMMITTEES, F. Koenig, Adolph Dreut-
Ter. H. M. Chedister, ]. e. Layton,
John Mulligan, Oliver Kerkheiser,
John Weidman, Charles Smith, Thomas
Foley, Charles Dehnert, o. zeiser, A.
H. Heike. ]. e. Pope, C.. F. Schrade.
@. r. Sparth, Charles Weingard and
o. Henninger nave been assured that
a large delegation of brother veterans
of other posts will accompany them
on the trip.
Initiation n Big success.
The big social, smoker and %initiatory
session held under the auspices of
Essex Camp Modern Woodmen of
America, at 1913 Mulberry street. on
"Wednesday evening, was a decided
success.
A feature of the flair was the OBJ
ligating of a class of twenty-eight
candidates by the crack degree team
of Essex Camp. The official. chairs
We're filled the officers of Paterson
Camp. Among the prominent officials
present were National Lecturer E. f.
Burns, State Consul e. l.. Bensen. of
this city, II A. Miller Thomas
Hawkins, of New York city.
On Sunday, August 20. the associates
of Court I%ronbound, Foresters of
America, will hold an outing at Hilton.
A game of baseball between the mar
ricd and single members of the court
viii be a feature.
The many councils of the Daughters
of Liberty in this city and vicinity will
observe Flag Day or Monday, August
IA. The national colors will be I'M
furled over the headquarters of the
lodges and the flag will be displayed
in the windows of the members homes.
Socials and dances will also be held to
celebrate the event.
The local conclaves of the Improved
Order of Heptasophs are planning to
hold a union outing to Bellewood
Park. A definite date will be set in
the near future. Committees have been
named to arrange a fitting program of
events -
On next Monday night Supervising
Deputy j. Blair Cuthbert, of Camden,
E1ll be the guest of Corinthian Coun-
ell, Royal Arcanum, this city. He will
communicate the new password and
examine the semi-annual reports.
The new good and welfare commit
tee of Daniel Webster Council, Jr. o.
U. A. M, consists of Charles j. John
son, A. NJ. Carswell, II. Condit John
son, Frank Townsend and Edward B.
Ash. At the last session several can
didates were given the degrees by the
drill squad. -
Thu annual outing and trolley ride Of
Pride of Prospect Council, Daughters
Of Liberty. was held Thursday night to
Palisades Park. John W. Meyer was
secretary of the committee.
At the first session held in the new
rooms in Fraternal Hall. sos Broad
street, on Wednesday evening, Jeffer-
son Eneampment, l. o. o. F., installed
the following officers for the term:
Robert Newcomb. c. p; William A.