The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-20
CLINTON HILL PARISH
TO HAVE CARNIVAL.
Prominent Men and Women
Are Interested in
Big Fete.

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lawn carnival will be held on the
grounds of the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, Clinton place, for the bene-
fit of the church.
Already a spacious dancing platform
is being built. The music will be fur
nished by Professor Suenderhaft's Or
The lawn will be brilliantly
lighted by electricity.
A vaudeville program will be given
each evening at intervals by many
well-known professional and amateur
artists. A moving picture show will
be given on the opening night, also on
Friday night.
On Tuesday night, June 80, an open
air euchre will be held. Many hand
some prizes have already been do
mated. A grand pinochle party will be
the feature Thursday night, July 2, and
Saturday evening, July 4, will be given
over to whist.
Following Is a list of the committees
in charge of the different events: Re-
freshment committee, Mrs. Frank J.
Finley, Mrs. Hugh Gilligan, Mrs.
Charles Kern, Mrs. George Fadeau,
Mrs. Albert Merck. The country store
will be in charge of Frank Gray, Fred
Caufield, Charles Fess, Albert Merck,
Rose Lally and Agnes Jackson. The
fishing pond will be under the manage
ment Of Elizabeth Freeman, Mary
Merck, Agnes Brady, Frank H|alligan
and William McClatchey. Dancing will
be under the management OF John M.
Judge, Frank Hall, Clifford Connolly,
Edward Bedford and Joseph Caufield.
The box office will be seen to by John
Quinlan and Joseph Schilling.
JOIN Mccarthy and Hugh p. Gilligan
will keep the chance wheel in a merry
whirl.
The baseball target will have for
directors John Matthews, William
Walsh, George Reiss and Fred Guerner.
Michael Monahan and Hugh and
Henry McGoldreck will accommodate
patrons at the cane and ring counter.
Miss Flo Kern will preside over the
fortune telling booth, assisted by Miss
Mae Ledwina. Grab bags filled with
articles useful and fancy will be offered
to patrons by Annette Lyons, Dorothy
Senft and May Finley.
The candy table will be well stored
with sweets by Miss Olive Weber and
Miss Mary Regain.
The refreshment booth will be pre-
sided over by Thomas James and Rob-
ert Bartel. Among the entertainers
are the following: Henry O'Hagen,
Frank O'Connor Mel Barrett, Miss
Laura Stone. Otto Struck. magician;
the Spielman-Burns quartette, Miss
Addie Cezinski. A nominal fee will be
charged. Rev. Father Edward M. Farrell
has charge of the musical. and the
ladies' societies and Father O'Neill will
direct the arrangement committee.
Miss Gabrielle Merz, whose marriage
to James Ross. of Roseville. will take
place early in July, was rendered a rose
shower" last night at the home of
her cousin, Miss Catherine LIE Fort, of
8 Pennington street. The Shower" was
in the form of a surprise to Miss Merz,
who received a number of pretty and
useful articles for her new home.
Roses were lavishly used in the
decoration of the dining room, where a
dainty supper was served, and as Miss
Merz tool her place at the table roses
were showered upon her.
The guests included Misses Helen
Cozzens, Florence Harris, Agnes LEM,
Lenora Smith, Irene Krielter, Sue Eber-
hardt, Marjorie Mlerz, Lillian Fisher,
Dora Harper, Myrtle Kay, Emma Sell
er, Carolina Seller, Ella Seller, Gertrude
Hoerner, Frieda Hose, Mrs. Henry LIE
Fort, Mrs. e. BurS1heiser. Mrs. Leslie
II. woodruff. Mrs. Edward Merz, Mrs.
Louise Crane, Miss Adele Bertholon and
DR.. NJ. Louise LIE Fort Melzmiller. of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Baker, Miss
Ruth Baker and Miss Mildred Baker
are on the steamship Potsdam, bound
for Holland. They will spend the sum
mer in Europe, visiting the principal
cities in Holland, Switzerland, Italy,
France, Germany and England.
Mrs. Henry Haussling, Of High
street, will spend the coming week in
Boston, Mass, where she will attend
the biennial of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Frank r.
Smith is another Newark woman who
will make the trip. Following the con-
vention Mrs. Smith will Hpend two
weeks visiting relatives in the Back
Bay section of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Van Duyne
have gone to their summer home at
Towaca, Morris County. Later in the
summer they will be Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison r. Van Duyne, jr., and
their three children. who also have a
cottage at Towaca.
People prominent in Hebrew society
circles are interested in the coming
marriage of Miss Title M. Heller,
daughter of Mrs, Charlotte Heller, of
591 High street, to Moses Simon, of
New York, which will take place at the
home of the brides mother next
Wednesday night. Coincident with the
coming marriage of Miss Heller is the