Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-15
PRINCES
BANNER OUTING
PLANS COMPLETE
Newark Lodges Busy Arranging
for Social Events, Clam
bakes and Excursions.


the Caliphs, tomorrow to Bcllewooi
Park. This year the event will be mora
of a family excursion. The committee
of which James S. Mullin is chairman,
Is arranging to entertain several car
loads of wives, children and friends Of
the members. A full military hand will
accompany the excursionists and pro-
vide the dance music,
The special train will cav the foot
of PIONEER street. via the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, at 0 a. M. and the passen-
gers will alight at Grove No. l, at the
park. More than nine hours will be
spent at the grove. The excursionists
will leave so as to reach home at
7:30 p. m.
Those associated with Chairman Null
lin on the general committee are Jo-
seph Nick. vice-chairman, Frederick
Chadwick, secretary; Adolph Won Sey-
fried, treasurer, n sub-committeemen
John w. Prest. William f. Meehan
and John Hoose, transportation; James
S. Mullin, George Becker, Richard
O'Neill and Peter j.. Mccormick, re-
freshments; Joseph Ferretti, Charles
Westervelt and William Wire, print
ing, Henry Reiboldt. o. r. Neu and
Val Desch, badges; Samuel A. Scull
and John D. Hayes, publicity.
The officers of the council, who are
assisting in the outing plans, are:
John William Prest. sultan; Thomas
Carolan, caliph; John Y. Boytin. kha-
tib; John Hose. pasha; Edgar Cook.
oriental guide; o. r.. Neu. vizier; Sey-
mour Roe, Adolph Won Seyfried, first
sentinel; John Gould. second sentinel;
Ernest Foughner, organist; Samuel A.
Soul, recording scribe; Frederick
Chadwick, financial scribe; William f.
Meehan, treasurer; William Wilhelm,
Thomas A. Brady and Edward Me
Cormick, ST., trustees; William Wire,
property nan. and Adam Schafer, his
torian.
Masons Plan CInmbakc.
An event in Masonic circles next
month will be the annual clambake and
outing of the grand lodge of Masons
of New Jersey at Port-au-Peck. 1t is
expected that Grand Secretary Benja-
min F. Wakefield, of Trenton, will send
GU the official notices early next week.
These will give the program. These
clamAakes are held for the purpose
of enabling the State officials of the
order to come in touch with each other.
Grand Master Leslie d. Burritt, of Bay
onne, and associate grand officers will
be the guests. Other visitors will in
clude several other prominent Masonic
officials from New York and ennsy
vania, Aside from the bake, which will
be enjoyed at 1870 o'clock, Sightseeing
trips and other diversions will be ar
ranged for the afternoon and evening.
Among those who will attend from
this city will be: Deputy Grand
Secretary William D.. Rutan, Junior
Grand Deacon A. B. lie Massena, Grand
Organist Thomas B. Hood and District
Deputy Grand Masters Harry w.
Brous and Isaac Lowenstein. Those
from various sections of the State who
will sit at the banquet board will In
clude Deputy Grand Master Richard G.
Woodward, of B~ordentown; Senior
Grand Warden Frederick ]. Tilden, Of
Jersey City; Junior Grand Warden
Charles P. Russ, of Elizabeth; Grand
Treasurer William F. Burk and Grand
Secretary Benjamin F. Wakefield, of
Trenton; Grand Instructor Harry S.
Haines, of Burlington; Senior Grand
Deacon e. P. Allen, of Bayonne; Grand
Marshal Robert H. McAdams, of Eliz-
abeth; Grand Tyler Luther S. Skill
man, of Trenton; Grand Pursuivant
William s.. Marsh. of Elizabeth; Grand
Chaplains the Rev. Charles Bowden. of
Camden; the Rev. Emile A. Meury. Of
Jersey City, and the Rev. Louis H..
L~ighthipe, of Orange, and District
Deputy Grand Master Jonas f. Blair.
of Blairstown; William r. Merkle. of
Paterson; Robert N. Heath, of Hack
ensaek; William OFT. of Dover: James
d. Kay, of Crawford; William L. Dan
iels, of Jersey City; John Quincy
Adams, OF East Orange; John Sealauf.
of Somerville; William H. Veranity. of
Bloomsbury; William H. Thompson, CT
Red Bank; William Kettle, of Somer-
Vile; Sanford Day, of Asbury Park;
A. Crizer Reeves, of Trenton; Albert
5. Richie, of Moorestown; joseph
Green, of South River; E. M. Collins.
of Camden; II. Is. Roray, OF ii e.
ton, and H. r. Cloud, of Atlantic City.
A committee has been named to ar
range for the fifteenth annual outing Of
the Newark Master Carpenters Asso-
citation. For several seasons College
Point, Long Island, has been the des-
tination, and. it is understood, that it
will be selected this season. The date
will be set for early next month.
The members of the association who
are taking an active interest in the
event are E, H. Harrison, George VAR
ley, John Callan, Frederick Kilgus.
Russell Robinson, w. G. Sharwell,
HAIRY r.. Doremus and Frank P. Rus
sell.
The sixteenth annual outing and
clambake Of the Newark Master
Plumbers Association will also be held
early next month and, 1t was said to-
day, that ~Port-au-Peck would be the
destination. National President A.. Sell
den Walker, who is a member Of the
local association, will attend the out
ing. The associate officers who will aid
in the arrangements consist of Alfred
Rowe, vice-president; H. f.. Ballet,
secretary; William jacob, financial
secretary; Robert Berla, inside guard,
and James F. Hanley, Matthew Brady
and Samuel Wilson, trustees.
The local Retail Grocers' Association
will hold its annual excursion the lat
ter part of this month The destina.
ton will be Asbury Park. Those who
will assist the committee are: ]. H.
Vogt, F. w. Netschert, ]. Schaefer,
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