The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-25

IADSt Vi 1tii1d , 1HuICii. III WdfICtH
street, a solemn high mass of requiem
will be celebrated for the deceased
members of Olive Branch Council
Knights of Columbus.
societies 10 Celebrate.
Thanksgiving eve will be celebrated
by the National Turn yerein in the
Kruger Auditorium, where a gymnas-
tic exhibition, a concert and a dance
will keep the members and friends en-
tertained for several hours.
! The Teutonia Sick Benefit Society
No. | win also celebrate tonight. 1t
will present a program in Bites Hall,
4 Bowery street, with a dance as the
feature.
German song and story will hold
sway in Achtel- Stetter's in Broad
street, where the Newark German Gen
eral Language Society will celebrate
Its first anniversary. Songs by Schu-
bert, Rubinstein and Strauss will be
sung by Mrs. K. W%illenberg, of Ho-
boken; Miss NJ. Heisler, Edward Hof-
mann and Charles Stafford.
The Young Mems Orphan Society of
st. Peters Church will present a vaude-
vile performance n afterwards have
a dance in the Kruger Auditorium to-
morrow night for the benefit of It's
fund.
Mayor Mt Target shoot.
A trip to Paterson will be taken by
the Leopold Dassing Association and
invited guests tomorrow, and the day
spent in target shooting and other
amusements. Mayor Jacob Haussling,
t3Senator-elect Harry ". Osborne, Police
Commissioner John Bladder and other
prominent citizens will go with them.
A short parade will precede the board
ing of the special trolley cars at the
High street loop back of the Court
House.
Tonight the annual dress ball of the
Bay View Wheelmen will be given at
Kurz's Colosseum, as\will a vaudeville
entertainment n dance by the Gen
eral Custer Council of the Jr. o. u. A.
M, at the New Auditorium in Orange
street, and an entertainment and re-
ception by the c.. Richardson Benevo-
lent Association at Orator Hall, Broad
n Bridge streets.
Dinners, Dances and Receptions.
Among other events for tonight are
the second of the invitation whists
given by the Republican indian League
at their headquarters, 260 Washington
street; a banquet at the Hotel Broad
of the Independent Master Ho~rseshoers
Association; speech-making and special
exercises at the formal opening of st.
Colunba's Club in the p%arochial school
of the church; the fourteenth reception
and dance OF Court Newark, Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, which will be
held in the North Ward Bank Hall, 443
Broad street; a special Thanksgiving
eve meeting of Carteret Tent No. 10,
Knights of Maccabees, concluding with
a bowling contest between the married
fand single sir knights. and the big
dance and reception of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Sacred Heart Roman
Catholic Church in Bayley Lyceum,
Park VENUE and Ridge street,
The Charles A. Demmer Guards will
go early tomorrow on an outing to In
dian Hill. where there will be many
athletic contests during the afternoon.
among them being a pig race and a
sack race. The guards will assemble
at 1920 o'clock at their headquarters.
Athletic Meets.
In athletics, the Princeton Scrubs
and the Stevens Institute football team
will meet at Orange Oval. At the
Ashland Oval, in East Orange, teams
representing the Newark and East Or
ange High Schools will battle for
supremacy on the gridiron. A Mara
thon'' race will be run under the
auspices of the Catholic Young Mems
ba1f . DOZEN clubs will arranee i'm
nronn+r matches Tra sbooter will
nraotise .pd there will he MANY con
800 for turLey. hes,des he, usual
,araa o,,ota of manifestations Dav
h,,nters :
rhoro will, he h,,+ ona de,iuerv If
city and county offices will be closed
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tn Nsinsrar yo,ng MEMS progress
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