Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23

one. MIR. Frederick had a hard week
at the New York show, and was lust
recovering when he plunged into the
Newark show. Mr.. Frederick, who has
been through a number of endurance
contests, says he will keep going until
the allotment Of Abbott-Detroit is ex-
~haunsted.
Aksong those present last night were
Carroti s. T~rowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
=. Berry. DR.. A. w. Bingham, A. M.
Hoagland, Rodman Carr. Ralph Os-
borne, Henry D. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Christopher, A. j. M. Ed
wards, Miss Edith Shea, Miss Janette
Bonnell, Mrs. H. A. Bonnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. e. Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. E.. J..
Scriggins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Sheriff.
and son, Sheldon Franklin, f. Weimer.
DIR. and Mrs. D.. Webb Cranberry, Will
lam Cullen and daughter, r. B. Alvord.
all of East Orange; Sophia E. Macken-
zie, of New York; Charles M. Sanders.
of Jersey City; H. w. Russell, of New
York; John Burtiss, James Kelsey.
Samuel A. Reeves and [. p. Croce, of
Asbury Park; Mrs. E. G. Quick and
daughter Dorothy, r. L. C. Martin and
r. H. Bellows, of P%lainheld; M. Win
tiers. of Orange; Jacques Hohl, of New
ark; John G. Barker and Glenn Tisdale.
of Syracuse; Edwin 7. Ward, William
Bouldin, Sd. Robert B. Stoutenburgh,
Herbert G. Atha, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blanchard, Mrs. William Meyers, Mas
ter Harry Meyers, L. S. and Moses
Plaut, William and Miss Anna Mahr.
George Krementz. j. Henry Smith,
John c.. Eisele, the Masters Eisele. Of
Newark; e. V. Connect, jr., of South
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Scott, of
Montclair; Thomas A. Nevins, of Or
orange; Ross w. Weir, of Essex Fells;
e. H. Hatch, of Maplewood; A. j..
F~ondeville and c.. Becker, of West Ho-
boken; T. J. Butler, of Harrison; Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Ellis, of Map1ewood; Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert P. Gleason, of New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Van
Week, the Masters Van Week, of Mont
clair: Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Coleman, w.
+. Kimber, Harry Doremus, Munson
Doremus, of Newark; II. A. Sinclair,
of Crawford: f. B. Alvord, of East Or
ange; Thomas Conlin, of Dover, and
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Fulper. of Hamp-
ton.
Others present included Frederick
bdilCys -NcW"I ~ u IL fAOol, 0iCA
Ridge; Albert Koenig, Newark;
Robertson S. Ward, Orange; Melville
w. Carpenter, Newark: II. B. Good,
Newark; Charles r.. Logan, w. r.
Wheaton, Frederick Ward, George
Randall, Philemon Hoadley, j.. III.
cambridge. L. T.. Clark, J. B. Scarlet,
A. Corbo and Lysander Wright, New
ark; Frederick Eveland, New York;
George H. Hepp, DR.. Charles Sewage
and DR.. Joseph Fewsmith, Newark;
DR.. Alonzo S. Warner, East Orange;
H. A. Travis, New York; John Linnett
and Rowland B. Stalter, Newark; Mr..
and Mrs. David Young. jr., Oranges;
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Krementz, East
Orange: Gilbert Brady, Bloomfield;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gahagan. Ho-
boken; Mrs. E. c. Anderson, Jay An
derson, Judge and Mrs. w. Eugene
Turton, Mr.. and Mrs. John Turton,
Miss Margaret Turton and Wilson
Clark, Newark; John Dunn, of East
Orange; Percy Hunt, East ORANGE;
Miss Lillian Cahill, Brooklyn; Otto
Gunther, Orange; w. A. Dukes, East
Orange; Albert Hensler, Newark; DR..
and Mrs. C. T. Brown, East Oranges;
r.. C. Boyce, Newark; Harvey Ringler,
Relnold II. Bell, e. A. Tygert, of Cam
den, and Charles II. Simerson, Jersey
CITY.