The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-15
L. G. B. A. BRANCH WILL
MANAGE ENTERTAINMENT.

Instead of singing out a few mem
bers of each church society to manage
the ''pay-as-you-enter'' entertainment
and reception to be held at Schuler's
Hall. Arlington, on Thanksgiving eve
by St Stephens r. C. Church. of Ar
lington, the pastor, the Rev Samuel B
Hedges, has hit upon the plan Of
having the refreshment committee in
clude the entire membership of st
Stephens Branch. Ladies' Catholic Be.
nevolent Association, and the reception
committee to comprise all the mem.
bers of the Altar and Rosary societies
and the Children of Mary Sodality.
had Boys Sent to Jail.
Recorder James F. Kelly on Satur.
Cay night had Harry Macalevey and
John Kettles, two boys, taken to the
Hudson county jail. The lads are
considered incorrigible. and Probation
Officer Butler will take them in hand
They were arraigned early last weel
for robbing an old inmate of the Sol
diers' Home in Kearny of s36, and
were caught later using the money ir
playing craps. After being released
on probation they were arrested again
last Friday charged by Mrs. Scott, Of
Johnston avenue. with having robbed
her store, taking considers BILE tobacco
and other articles.
Town Treasurer Burton E.. Canheld
and his son, Water Purveyor Hugh
McQuoid and his son. DIR. Morris w
Clouse and his father, Holloway w
Clouse, of Kearny. are spending a few
days hunting in Sussex county.
The Kearny police appeared on the
streets for the first time yesterda,
with their new regulation caps, the,
having discarded their old-time hel.
met
Seventeen of Miss victor's pupils in
elocution will give their annual recital
for the poor In a settlement district OF
Newark tonight. Miss Dorothy Hunter
and Miss Viola Anderson will render
piano solos, Pupils participating are the
Misses Eleanor Midland, Gene Cath
ness, Grace Schenck, NJ. Payton, Ida
Cornwall, Marian Crawford, Lillian
Winans, Hazel Eustice, Viola Anderson,
H1lda Rhinehardt. Violet Stevens
Grace Linaker. Lewis Kingsbury, Parke
Eustice. William Ashmail, Charles
Knapp and John Caithness, ell of Ar.
lington. Miss Victor is a talented elo-
c~utionist and resides at Kearny and
Stewart n
Mrs. w. A. Walker, of Castine, Me.
has been visiting her brother, John Per
kins and his family. of S~tuyvesant ave.
nue., Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perkins, of Stuy.
vesant avenue, the engage.
ment of their daughter, Miss Jessie M
Perkins, to Edward c. Thomas, Of
Eilshemius avenue Arlington.
Miss Nellie C. Van Meter, who hal
been residing with Mrs. G. I. Jewell
OF IL Argyle place, has left for Wash
ington. d. c.. to spend the winter
months
David S. Ynnghoem and Charles
Hayner, who have been on a business
trip to Northern New York and around
the Great Lakes, are in town for a shor,
visit, staying at the home of Mr.. Hay
ner. in Highland m 81
Miss Sarah Fitzpatrick. sister OF
Philip N. Coyne, of. 556 B~eIgrove drive
Arlington, is dangerously i'll. This
morning she was in a comatose condi.
ton.
Mrs. Sarah Walsh, aged 80, mother
in-law Of Health Commissions Johr
r. OConnor, is very i'll at the home o.
Mr.. O'Connor, 56 Seeley avenue. Airing.
ton. 4.
Democrats of Kearny will assemble
In Roche's Hall, Kearny, tonight anc
effect a permanent organization. Con.
gresham Eugene r. Kinkead and AS.
semblyman Edward Kenny will ad
dress the meeting.
Kearny police appeared yesterday
wearing for the first time their new
caps, similar to those worn by the po'
lice of this city. Some time ago they
%petitioned for permission to wear then
In place OF the customary helmets. The
next town to follow Newark's lead in
the matter OF police caps will be Harri.
son where the Council has authorized
the change.
The pupils Of Mis- Mary Farick, a
Harrison piano teacher, will give their
annual recital at Holy Cross Parish
tHap Harrison, tonight.
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