Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-28
TURN VERE|N TOURISTS
READY FOR GREAT TRIP

The National Turn Verein Tourist
Club has completed all arrangements
for their sixth annual tour, whose OBJ
jective point will be Boston, Mass.
and Portland, Me.
The party which will number about
100 men and women, will leave Mar
ket street station of the Pennsylvania
railroad on Monday morning at $50
o'clock for the Grand Central station,
New York, where they will board a
train for Boston arriving there in
the afternoon, stopping at the New
American Hotel during the time of
their stay.
Tuesday and part of Wednesday
Will be spent sightseeing in Boston
and the suburbs. On Wednesday af
ternoon the party will leave for Port
land making their headquarters at
a hotel on Peaks Island in Casco
Bay. Thursday they will leave for
Lake Sebago and trip on the Songo
river, taking lunch at the Harrison
Hotel and will return to Peaks
Island about p. m.
Friday, July will be spent in
sightseeing trips throughout Casco
Bay, and in the evening there will
be a searehlight trip through the
harbor and the islands. On Saturday
morning a special steamer trim will
be made through Casco Bay. followed
oy shore dinner at Orrs Island in
the afternoon. In the evening there
VIII be "commers" and hop at the
hotel on Peaks Island. Sunday
morning will be spent at the leisure
OF the party and at p. m. they will
leave the island for Portland. board
ing a especial train which will bring
them back to Newark about II D m
on Sunday night
Following are the members of the
party: Mr.. and Mrs. John Metzeer
Mr. and Mrs. William Berg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur FRANKIE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry D. Uhl, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wenzel
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pfeil. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Brown and Miss Made
line Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Dortzbacher, Mr.. and Mrs. Max CAV
lick, Mr.. and Mrs. George Flanagan.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred J. jacob Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Zinkgraef, Mr.. and Mrs
William Saam. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mugler
Mr. and MTG
Mrs. Henry F.. Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Macarthur, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Elsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Winkler.
Mr. and Mrs. Behre, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Koehler Mrs. c. Klebold and
Miss Klebold, Mrs. C. Boehm, Mrs.
Jacob Hepp and the Misses Augusta
and Matilda Hepp, Mrs. A. Burkhard.
the Misses Mary Baudistel Emma
Scharinghausen, Milly Kleeman,
Anna Leary, Anna Gormley, Mar
garet Gormley, Lillian Allsopp, Ethel
Allsop, Anna Habersang, Clara Heer,
Franziska Funke, Clara Funke,
Theresa Schaaf. Aruda Struck. Sophie
Hauser, Margaret Hauser, and the
Messrs. Robert L. Brown, Charles
Schlegel, John Wolf Leonard Metz,
John Metz, George Maulbetch, Her
man Krautte, Fred Vogel, William G
Vogel, George Trautwein, Emil Hart
man, William Knott, John w Craw-
ford, Joseph Miller, Arthur r. Tur.
ner, Charles Dehm, Jacob Barth.
Arrangements for this trip were
made by the board of officers, which
consists of the following members
Arthur c. Wenzel, chairman; Max G
Gawlick, vice chairman; George
Flanagan, secretary; Frederick w
Baumbusch, financial secretary; AL.
fred Brown, treasurer; Andrew j
Jubent, Henry Schade and Edward ]
Hartman