New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-22
NEWARK.
uEXAMER POSTS CAMPFIRE SUCCESS

THE NEW EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL NEARLY
coMPI.ETED-A PRETTY LAWN PARTY FUN
THE rENErIr OF ST JAMEs's CHURCH.
The summer schools closed on Friday The AZ
tendance has been larger than ever this year. anu
interest in the work has been great
The new evening drawing school, when mas peen
built I'm Academy-st between washington ah'
Ualsey sts by DR.. Edward j. III ana ieased ny
the Board Of Education. is nearly completed Inc
huilding is a three story and basement structure
with a buzz pressed-brck front. IL Will proDabiy
no turned over TO the schoohouse Committee THIS
week This will give the Board time to make ar
rappements for the fall term, which opens IN
October.
The mems m iss-meeting will be held IN Associa-
lion HALL as usual this afternoon at O'CLOCK
creat interest has been manifested In the SERVICES
The Rev Fred f. Taylor will speak on THE Great
ouestion - and the colored contralto, Mrs ADpie
" LYON. OF Baltimore. Will sing. the orchesua
will lead the singing State Secretary Lucas 10
cxnected TO speak at the Monday night song ser-
vice. $500.
Uexamer Post No "a. G. A. r.. gave an o'd-rasn-
ioned campfire on Wednes dny night ut Hseber'es
Park for the benefit OF the relief fund The park
was handsomely decorated with national nngs, anu
fonts were erected in different parts Of the grounds
where the veterans smoked their pipes ana en)oyed
a good luncheon In the hall dancing was enjoyed,
chestra and the post drum and fife corps Al
dresses were made by Commander f.. SANDS. NJ
Jersey city. and Louis Weyand The guests OF
honor were Commander Emanuel Sands. Mayor ).
NJ Seymour and ex-Commander Albery liam Inc
following singing societies were represented: M. W.
V Germanls Arion. Phoenix. Lyra Maenrerchor.
also the Newark Turn Veren. National Turn
verein Pioneer Verein and the Seventeen Post.
A lawn party was given last week for the benefit
of St Jamess Roman Catholic Church py the
women Of the parish on the church Rrounos IN
Iafayette-st. The grounds were Illuminated WIN
electric lights and colored lanterns. The booths
were on the right and left of the lawn. The chill
drcn of Mary had a fancy article booth the chill
dren OF ST. Jamess Church and the Ladies Legion
also had fancy article booths Small tables were
placed around the grounds. where refreshments
were served.
The Turn Neren Vorwaerts celebrated its elghtn
anniversary Tuesday night in Harburgers Han
with an entertainment and dance. Vocal and in
strumental music and recita tons were rendered by
members Of the verein After the entertainment ,b nm
verens represented We're the Newark Turn Nerein
Harrison Liederkranz and Twelfth Ward German
and English School Nerein.
The ist Regiment, National Guard, will 60 to Set
officers will assume the cost OF ransPortatho no n ama
rations. as the State allows nothing Tor th's Pui
pScSIs Claude ' T. scattersoOd bessie H. and csia
Scattergood and their cousins FRED ana Ricoro' are
Mrs George j. Busch. of Highest; Mrs Ihom3s
Iavoilettc and Miss Lillian Hertgen have taken a
cottage at Bell Island. Conn, for the rest OF the
season. $500 a., :. "
Mr. and Mrs Horace Alling and Mrs. e. W;
Alling sOiourning al Winnepesaukee Lake anu
i'm the regior, of the White Mountains.
How ri f.. Potter is at The Breakers, Squirrei
Island Me. ,,,x Az,
gust in Brunswick. Me - .
John r. stevens of Park Place, has gone on a
three weeks bicycle trip through New England
Secretary Argue Of the Board of Education mas
returned from two weeks outing at tluguenot, y.
Y His family will remain there until september l.
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. NJ Eagles. OF Roseville,
having returned from the camp at Green Pond. are
now al the Orange Ashury Park.
erars who will attend the Grand Army OF the Re-
public Convention in Buffalo this week
Mr. ard Mrs william II. Ball and son-in,laW
William A. Smcnson, have returned from 'asco
Bay. Me. s
Hugh Kinnard and family have gone from
Pomagud TO Orrs Island. Me, for the remainder
Of the season. 80 IL, , . ,,,,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis |. Sherman will spend a month
AT Hotel Kaaterskill. Catskill Mountains. y. y =,
Joseph Coult left the city last week Tor the
Adrondacks remain until the early part OF sep
tember. . 49,. r,,.,,
for Hamburg. the other side he Will ne met
by Peter BrOderson, a member or the rreyIlhe
hiIysen Iancera. who Is visiting his parents IN Ger
many and the two men will make a tour or Ter
MANY Sweden. Denmark France and England