. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. irector ofthe Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co., and of the Douglas LandCompany in Virginia, a Director of the Astor Trust Company and aTrustee of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. ADOLPH ROEDEK^Orange.—Clergyman. Born at Baltimore,Md., on March 1st, 1857; son of Charles and Marie (Hempel) Roeder; married at Phila-delphia, Pa., to MarieBonschur, daughter of Ste-phen J. Bonschur. Children: Miriam, Elsa,^^ Art
. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. irector ofthe Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co., and of the Douglas LandCompany in Virginia, a Director of the Astor Trust Company and aTrustee of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. ADOLPH ROEDEK^Orange.—Clergyman. Born at Baltimore,Md., on March 1st, 1857; son of Charles and Marie (Hempel) Roeder; married at Phila-delphia, Pa., to MarieBonschur, daughter of Ste-phen J. Bonschur. Children: Miriam, Elsa,^^ Arthur. gitm W Adolph Roeder has for a quar- ,«r * ter century been the clergyman of the New-Church in C)range,which inclines to the Swedeu-borgian doctrine, and Presidentof the New Jersey State CivicFederation since its organiza-tion in 1900. Master of severallanguages, ancient and modern,he has been editor of English,(xernian and French papers andhas attracted attention as apoet and musician. He hasspecialized particularly in thestudy of Symbolism. Dr. Roeder was educated inthe public schools of Philadel-phia, and at the Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia and took summer. 430 Roebling courses iu various colleges. Before the outbreak of the World War in 1914,he was connected with several foreign literary and other societies, haswritten much for papers and magazines, and is the author of several books,several of which have been published mider the auspices of the New-Church Press, New York. Dr. Roeder is President of The Civics of Orange, Secretary of theNew-Church Press, a member of the New-Church Board of Publications;and, in the Clergy Club of New York, is on the Committees on Membershipand House and Rules. He is also a member of the Board of Governorsof the New England Society of Orange and connected with other organiza-tions. The titles of Dr. Roeders books published by the New-Church Pressare, Light in the Clouds, Cities of the Word, Dualism in Scripture,Sea Pictures, with
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