Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-30
FORESTERS PARADE
AROUND ROOSEVELT
Celebrate oath Anniversary in
Fitting Manner, Entertaining
Many State Chiefs.
Special to the EVENING NEWS

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Roosevelt, Sept 30:-Court Car
teret No. 4S, Foresters of America,
celebrated their twenty fourth ami
rersary of institution Tuesday night.
They had an early meeting at 7
O'Clock when important business was
disposed II
After the meeting they adjourned
10 the street and lined up for pa
raGe through the borough. The
Hungarian Band led with the Amer
icar flag following. The grand and
supreme officers were next, followed
up by the officers and members OF
the local court. The line of march
was dnwn Railway avenue to Third
street, to Everett and Bryant streets
and then down Washington avenue
to and along Woodbridge avenue and
thence to Garber's hall, where a re-
ception was held. Many houses and
. business and public buildings were
decorated.
1t was one of the biggest parades
and demonstrations of this kind
ever held here. The appearance
that this body of men made coming
down Woodbridge avenue was graft
flying and even surprising to the
public, who never realized the
strength of the order in the bor-
ough. Much praise and many con-
gratulations were in store for the
members of the order. many remark
ing that they were going to join the
order, never before realizing what
t the order was.
| At CARRIERS hall the members
were treated with some fine speak
! ing. Stanley Ross, chief ranger and
! chairman, introduced W. Howard
Jeffery, of Toms River, grand chief
ranger of New Jersey. Mr.. Jefery
made good address on the building
and success of the order and made
hit and lasting impression with
| the members. The next speaker was
the supreme secret2sa..-Ilomas NJ.
Donnelly, of JerseyCity, who needed
no lntroduceloh .I I Is he is favorite
with the local D. Sys. He spoke along
ene i!ne oi .n%strength Of the order
and its fut9R welfare and its good
81 anu ptsfess. Supreme Sub-chief
nansf P. j. Schotland made a
reehn.55<hy address on Forestry. Grand
| ooSb-chief Ranger F. II. ]. Radley
Grand Treasurer H. B. Schaeffer and
Past Grand Chief Ranger e. Soma
Z band congratulated the members on
/ the fine showing and on its growth.
Last but not least among the visi-
! tors came the old favorite, Grand
Secretary Warren J Jobes, of Ho-
tboken. He was surprised and graf
ified at the showing that was made
l nc bn vf
tors on the anniversary of the TWEEN
] ty-fourth year OF the court. As
grand secretary, he said that he
knew the standing of Court Carteret,
| which was high and commended the
officers on their strict way of hand
| ling the court, which is the keynote
of success. He also recommended
and Is much interested in organizing
junior court for boys from twelve
to eighteen years old.
| The evenings speechmaking end
ed with remarks from Grand Super
vising Deputy Otto Staubach thank
ing the visiting officers for their
presence and past cooperation.
| DR.. Samuel Messenger, accompa-
MED by Mrs Carlton, gave a violin
solo. entitled Scene de Ballett" by
De Beroit, and received hearty ap-
Iplause. Professor James Gallery
and DR.. Messenger, accompanied by
MIS-. Carlton, then gave duet, en-
titled Dream of the Mountain and
the, held the audience spellbound
and after three-minute applause
gave an encore. entitled Happy
Days"
Chief Ranger Ross then ended the
performance by thanking all VINO
participated in the celebration and
invited all to the dinner on the next
focr, which was put up in elaborate
style By Mrs. William H. Walling.
The anniversary celebration broke
up with a rousing cheer for the de-
parting officers, who left with regret
from such good fellowship. Much
praise is given the committee VINO
made preparations and worked the
celebration through. They were
William H. Walling, John Donovan
and Otto Staubach.