Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-18
HOSPITAL FUND
PLAN PERFECTED
Committees Names to Raise
$4,000 for Orange Insti-
tutlons IN IL Days.

Plans for the twelve-day campaign
to raise $l50, 900 for the Orange Me
mortal and New Jersey Orthopaedic
hospitals were outlined last night at
a meeting in headquarters, Orange
National Bank building. The men
who will head the movement were
named for the various tasks. John
D. Everitt, president of the Orange
National Bank was named chairman
of the campaign executive commit
tee: Irving K. Taylor, vice chairman;
Councilman Henry T. Stetson, sec
rotary, and Harry L. Holmes, treas
urer.
Ira A. Kip, Jr., president of the
Essex County Country Club, was
named chairman of the important
business mems committee, and he is
to secure twenty captains, who will
organize groups of ten men. the COM
mittee of 200 men taking the big job
OF garnering the funds.
Pastors in the churches will be re-
quested to discuss the movement in
their pulpits on Sunday. April 10, the
Gay before the campaign opens, and
q committee including William Reed
Howe, Francis Fl. Holmes, Ogden II.
Bowers, Leonard d. Baldwin, Clar-
ence II. Potter, Russell Colgate and
Henry r. Seymour, will visit them
and arrange for the talks. To secure
permanent headquarters Stephen V.
b. Brewster, Frank b. Cotton and
Charles H. Burke were named and
the committee to secure speakers for
the banquet which will open the cam
paign includes Mr.. Kip, Mr.. Bowers,
Mr.. Everett, former Village President
Robert S. Sinclair, of South Orange
and Mr.. Taylor.
BY mutual agreement seven eighths
of the $4,000 will be devoted to the
needs of the Memorial Hospital and
one-eighth to the Orthopaedic insti-
tuition. The apportionment is based
upon the current expenses of both
hospitals last year.
In addition to it's officers the eX-
ecltive committee will include the
following:
Ellis Adams, William A. Barstow,
Maurice NJ. Berg, David S. Bingham,
Raymond Bocco, A. ID. Chandler A.
A. Boyd, S. Y. b. Brewster, William
Thayer Brown, Charles II. Burke, r.
M. Cole. Sidney M. Colgate, Frank
b. Cotton, J. a. II. Daily, Vernon l..
Dayey, superintendent of the East
Orange public schools; former Judge
Thomas A. Davis, C. e. Eaton, NJ.
A. FitZsimmons. village clerk of
South Orange; John J. Gascoyne,
jerome d. Gedney, Paul f. Gerard,
JohnfK X, Gore, Mayor Julian A. Greg
DRY, of East Orange; Charles Hath
away, Allerton d. Hitch, Francis II.
Holmes. G. l.. Hutchings, Charles II.
Ingersoll, Frank II. Jameson, Alex
Kirkland w. N. Knapp, Otto e.
Lohrke, Police Commissioner John N.
Lindsey, of Orange.
Stuart Lindsey, e. N. Loomis. Coun-
Gilman Theodore McCurdy Marsh, of
East Orange; Abram Il. Mahoney,
Manton b. Metcalf, Mayor Frank j.
Murray, of Orange; James V. Mo-
loney, William Fellowes Morgan,
Abram Mosler, Edward S. Pierson,
David J.. Pierson, Edward Prizer,
Thomas J.. Raymond, Simeon II. Roll
linson, town counsel of West Orange;
Jacob Roth, City Clerk Lincoln E.
RowIey, of East Orange; John A.
Rush, Surrogate Isaac Shoenthal, II.
7. Seymour, Robert S. Sinclair, L. II.
Smith, Sd, Stuart c. Smith, Warren
J. Stoddard, School Commissioners f.
NJ. Struck, of Orange; r. Fl. Thayer
former Mayor Henry II. Truman, of
Orange; Harvey I. Underhill, w. H..
Tnderhil, Stanley b. Van Iderstine,
J. Y. G. Walker, Norman Nj. Ward,
City Counsel Borden D. Whiting and
former Representative William II.
WileV of East Orange