Evening journal., 1912-05-04
R0WIFRS IN
new ALLEY
This Time They Hit Dinner
Plates and Make
Merry
HERMITS DEFEATED,
DO THE H0NORS

The Knights, of the knights of the
Golden Eagle Bowling League, were
the guests of the Hermits at Hanna's
Cafe last evening. It has been the
custom Of the Hermits to be hosts on
each and every occasion since the
two team league started and they
again nad the honor last night.
The bowling season starts in Sep
temher an ends in March. and the
Hermits had a good lead until about
month from the finish when the link
got busy and-exit the Hermits. There
were twenty-one bowlers present last
night both active aud honorary: SAM
uel n. Benson. Jr James II. Chand-
Ter. Charles A. Bambcrger. j. Albert
Erismau. Roy Kramer, Alfred Green
well, stephen Hamilton. Samuel Palm
er, Thomas Hetherton. George Dough-
erty, John c. Cloud, John l.. Wiley.
Robert Jamison. George l.. Wilde, An
drew Cathcart, William Corrigan,
Aaron Hardwick. Frank Finncy. Hor-
ace Coucill, Thomas Bent and Albert
Tammany.
Last evening was the ending OF the
, seventh season OF the bowling league
aud from present indications the COM
ing seasons will be even more sue
cessful than the past seasons. Inter-
csting speeches were heard from va
rious members on How TO Bowl"
Bowling in Paterson" why / Am
Rooter' and grand climax from
Thomas Bent, who, when the bowlcrs
were eating their ice cream led a dele
cation OF five more bOwlers. or near
bowlers, who had been to the moving
pictures aud had almost forgotten to
come.
New officers were elected by the
league as follows:
President. Samuel II. Benson, Jr.;
Secretary Andrew Cathcart; assistant
secretary, Robert Jamison; treasurer,
John Cathcart.
The menu last night was; Little
neck clans. clam chowder. hllot OF
roast beef with mushrooms, creamed
potatoes. pineapple sherbet, lettuce
and tomato salad. ice cream, coffee,
cigars.
some After-DiHBer Notes;
Sergeant Finney gave the moving
picture brigade a drill before seating
them.
Distribution of prizes was as fol-
lows: Kirk, FIRST. season average. u.s.
40; Kramer, season average, 1890;
Hardwick, season average, 1896;
Finney, season average, 1898.
Greenwell got high three with 5S2
pins and A. Cathcart high single with
241.
r. Flnney finished fourth, on ac-
count of not being entitled 10 more
than one prize.
Cathcart carried of both high and
low score for the season of 19 and 2l4
respectively.
S. Benson started the bali rolling
by saying "Vandyke said life was one
pleasant dream and we hope the
Knights are enjoying the dreams
Chandler the Hermits chief
rootcr. claims the distinction of be-
ing instrumental in A. Cathcart get
ting his low score.
The feature Of the evenings enter
taiument was monologue by Cath
cart. Unto the Wilds of Bellevue
Kramer proved some ladies' man.
He received an extra supply of pine
apple
Tom Hetherton, with his chemical
mixing apparatus, was on the job
mix sugar and water.
II. Coucii. c. Bamberger, s. Hamil-
ton and James II. Chandler. known as
Crusader No. 8 quartet, sang a num-
bcr of selections and were accom-
panied on tho piano by +. Finney.
Teddy Greenwell has started TO feed
his goat on match sticks. lie ran out
OF towels
Andy Cathcart appeared with new
bonnet and set the crowd up TO cigar
cites.
Broad-Bread- Bread-Bent.
w Corrigan and George Dougherts
are i'm a class by themselves when
il comes 10 buck and wing dancing.
John Cloud and Jack Wiley sang 9
duct entitled My Wife Won't Let Me-
and left early.
4. Hetherton had two suppers ir
two hours in one man and made
two minutes speech
c. Bamberger congratulated th'
knights on winning the tournament
and made several suggestions relative
10 conducting a tournament next sea
son.
r. Creonwell the posscssor OF th'
famous goat. stated that he knew tina
the Hermits were beaten from IN
start. and offered to trade a few stars
Pete Metts must have forgotten L
come last night. What's the matte
Pete? Ask Benson.
A. Erisman gave a brief talk on m
Paterson bowling team and asked IN
league TO appoint a fire marshall TN
next time they go any place again, "a
there was a FIRE In the hotel and no
body knew anything about H. Mus
have been going some the night De
fore.