Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-24

The charity ball given last night al
the Kruger Auditorium under the
auspices of the Ladies' Sewing Circle
of st. Budgets Church was a social
and financial success, and netted a
large amount for the benefit of the
orphans and poor of the city.
The auditorium was decorated with
American flags, and the music was fur
nished by Mr.. Charles E. Van Bars
Old Guard Orchestra, of New Yorl
city. There were about a thousaiac
people In attendance.
Those who had charge OF the ar
rsnxements were Mr.. Patrick Dolan,
chairman; Mr.. William S. Bagan, Sec
rotary; Mr.. Bernard NJ. Stanley. )r,
Mr.. Leo ]. McManus. Mr.. Mlchael
Dodd, ST., Mr.. Andrew j. Brady, MT
Terrence Devine, Mr.. Frank Sheridan,
Mr.. Frank McTague, Mr.. Michael
Tighe, Mr.. Thomas Burke, Mr.. Andrew
w. McCabe, Mr.. Philip A. Mcclure, Cap
tain Charles j. Allen, DR.. Hesser Nc
Bride. Mr.. William McEnhill, Mr.. Jo-
seph e. A.. McTague, Mr.. John Smith.
The reception committee was COM
posed of Mr.. Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr,
chairman: Mr.. Thomas Kearns, Mr.,
John Conner, MI. Martin J. Cooney.
Mr.. Joseph Yeomans, Mr.. Michael j.
Tansey, Mr.. Bernard J. Owens, Mr..
Charles E.. Bond, Mr.. Thomas II.
Guthrie, Mr.. Timothy F. Foyle, Mr..
James Smith, Sd, Mr.. Maurice Barry,
Mr.. Joseph Regain, Mr.. Edward Fl. Nc
Cormick, ST., Mr.. James Pagan, 1r.,
Mr.. Albert Wickman, Mr.. Edward M.
McGill. Mr.. John Tierney, Mr.. Charles
o'Toole, Mr.. John Wassmer, Mr.. Ed
ward II. Mccormick, jr, Mr.. D. L. Nc
Cormick, Mr.. John H. Donnelly, Mr..
Frederick W. Maroney, Mr.. Frederick
Reith, MIR. Arthur F. Gallagher, Mr.,
| Frederick w. Maroney. q
The following comprised the floor
committee: Mr.. Andrew w. McCabe,
chairman; MIR. John Mccormick, Mr..
| George Barber, Mr.. James Pigott, Mr..
Walter Mullin, Mr.. Joseph McDonough,
Mr.. Peter A. Smith, Mr.. Frank Smyth,
Mr.. William A. Maher. Mr.. Joseph s.
| Carroll, Mr.. Lucien Burne. Mr.. George
Degnan, Mr.. Joseph Conlin. Mr.. David
Tierney, Mr.. Frank c. Kircher, Mr.
Matthew l.. O'Brien. Mr.. Philip A. Nc
CURE, Mr.. Frederick Fl. Yeomans, Mr.
Leo ]. McManus, Mr.. Frank Hill, Mr.
John A. Lotus, Mr.. Joseph V. Lupo
Mr.. Forrest Barber, Mr.. Joseph Bar
Der, Mr.. Hesser Mcbride. Mr.. Pau
Beltaire, Mr.. Fred C. Hoffman.
The patronesses were Mrs. B. NJ
Stanley. jr., Mrs. Mary f. Mccormick
Mrs. E. Richman, Mrs. G.. Mcclellan
the Misses Garrisan. Mrs. J.. Dunn
Mrs. William Quinn and Mrs. f. H
Mccormick.
Among those in the boxes We're: Tn
Rev. Eugene P. Carroll, formerly pas
tor OF ST. Budgets Church, but now o
the Church of Our Lady Of Grace, o
Hoboken; the Rev. Samuel 3. Hedges
pastor of st. Bridget's Church; the Rev
P. James, O. s.. B., assistant pastor o
ST. Bridget's Church; Mrs. Mary E
Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Nc
Cabe. DR.. me Mrs. d. L. Mccormick
Miss May Mccormick, Miss Emma De
laney. Ambrose McManus, Miss Esper
ANA Smith. Miss Geodie G%arragan, MI
and Mrs. William f. O'Connor, Mis-
Helen O'Connor. Miss Lucy O'Connol
Seyfried, Miss Sadie Foster, Miss Doro
thy Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. George L
Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Theme, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Townsend
Carl sKlaiber, Mr.. John Doherty, MI
John Thornton, Miss Regina Farrelly