Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-06
LOCAL CAMP TO
DINE SPANISH
WAR VETERANS
State Head and Staff Guests of
Captain David D. Mitchell
Camp.

Department Commander G. AlDert
Gasser, of this city, the State head OF
the United Spanish War Veterans, and
his official staff, will be the guests OF
Captain David d. Mitchell Camp, at a
big class session that will be held at
the camp hall, S5 Market street, to-
night. Delegations will also be present
from Macarthur, Burt. Wyckoff, Law
ton, Badger, Breveton, Sewell. Gerar-
den and other camps. The opening
feature will be the installation of the
new board of officers. and Department
Junior Vice-Commander Harmon 5.
Stratton, OF Paterson. will officiate.
The new roster will include Joseph r
Hoch. commander; John j. Knell,
senior vice-commander: Albert. F.
Klein, Junior vice-connander; William
L. Moore, chaplain; William c. Klein,
officer of the day; Henry M. Spohn,
officer of the guard. and Past Com
mander Henry Ruck. trustee. h
class initiation, In which a score OF
new candidates will DO mustered Into
the camp. will comprise h second
special number on the program.
Addresses will also be made by De-
partment Commander Gasser, Depart
ment Quartermaster William c. Klein,
Past Camp Commander Henry Ruck
and others.
The annual prize. q badge and watch
fob, given by Mr.. Ruck in the contest
for new members, will also be awarded
to the winner at this session. The con-
testants are Messrs. Cream, Invernezzi.
Klein. Kuebler, Moore. Busch and
Thun.
The toastmaster at the social SEES
sion will be Frederick Kuebler. Tho
entertainment committee will also pro-
vide several surprises. Mitchell Camp
has closed a most encouraging year,
and with the addition of the new memz
bers mustered in tonight. viii rave So
cured sixty-e eight recruits during 1910.
Several of the candidates to be &C
copied into membership tonight will
come from Dover, this State.
Arcanum Onicers Installed.
Accompanied by the usual social di-
versions, the newly elected officers of
Newark City Council, Royal Arcanum.
were duly installed at the session Of
the council. held last evening in the
North Ward Bank building.
The attendance was large, as II was
the opening session Of the new year.
A number Of prominent officials Of the
order were also present. The new Of
flcers seated in the chair were: Regent
c. M. Fetter. w. S. Campbell, F. d.
Drake. F. E.. Tompdns, ]. B. Servis,
C. ]. Andruss, H. 8. Runyon. 8. w.
Leslie. A. e. Bueoker. r. C. Nichols,
]. Hill. W. w. Dakin, J. A. Drake A.
l.. voorhis and T. B. Fetter. Refresh
ments we're served.
Phil Sheridan Pcst's InstalIation.
An open installation ceremony and
social were the features of the Sos
sion of Phil Sheridan Post, q. A. r..
held at the post hall. S14 Market street,
last evening.
The installed officers were: Frank
Brown, commander; John j. Keller,
senior vice-commander; Peter ]. Leary,
chaplain; Jonathan 3. Jones. surgeon;
Richard P. Harmon. O..of 7. D.: Peter
Nolan, o. of T. c.; Samuel n. Dough-
terty. quartersnaster; William Pearsall,
M. Of c. A; George N~etsohert. Horace
Whittemore. William Pearsal and
Matthias Grossner. delegates to de-
partment e-ncampment, and John ].
Keller, Lawrence Bucklin, Lewis
Il OWCIb anu CtoI INOlhux dlL6TlaIcH. "A
campfire social followed the executive
work.
Masonic ommunicaffy Session.
Kane Lodge. f. and A. M. will in
stall the elective and appointive Of
fcers for the term at the communica-
tive session that will be held tonight
in the Arcade. 645 Broad street. Aside
from the installation, other important
matters will be discussed. The new Of
fcers to be indicted are: Arthur A.
Styvers. w. M; Louis G. Tinker, 8.
W.; Bruce b. Kitchell, ]. W.; Louis
j. Burgesser, treasurer; Frank Tanner,
secretary, and Merritt @. Perkins, Hem
~ N. Woodward and Charles e. CONN,
trustees. As the event Will mark the
fftieth annual installation, 1t Is ex-
pected that several grand officers will
be present. including the Right woY-
shipful William Duane Rutan, deputy
grand secretary OF the New Jersey
Grand Lodge. An attractive program,
including an invocation by the chap
lain, a~ealutation by a past master,
and orchestral selections, will comprise
a few of the features. Kane Lodge has
closed n of the best years In it's long
history.
Apex Lodge, X. of p Ball.
The annual reception and bali Of
Apex Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, will
be held in Orator Hall, Broad street, on
Friday evening, January 81. The ar
rangement committee Ia completing
the details for the affair. which will be
o special event in Essex P~ythiandom.
The hall will be artistically draped and
an entertaining program. including
good music, will be provided. The Off
GERS of the lodge, who will assist the
welfare committee In assuring its sue
cess. are: Samuel O.. Edwards. ]. c.
Bennett, T. A. G~randjean. Augustus
Langdon. Edgar Sharp. W. L. Prince,
John F.. Gehling. William s. Anderson,
s. M. Wilcox. Percy French. w. D.
Wolff, Andrew Allen and Otto Momm.
st. James Council, C. b. L., Social.
The members Of st. James's Council.
Catholic Benevolent Legion, conducted
an interesting social session at st.
James's Hall. in Elm street, last night.
A feature was the installation of the
new roster OF officers for the year. and
State Deputy John e. Dunn, of Boon
ton. was present Inc participated in
the ceremonial. There was a good turn