Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-30
IRvINGTON.
Irvinxton Council Elects.

IrvinEtOn Council Elects.
The annual election hello by Irving
ton Council No. 167. Jr. o. u. A. M,
last night was largely attended. The
officers elected were as follows: Coun.
cilor, Winfield H. Newly, vice-coun-
ciior. Edward C. King; recording Sec
rotary, Gustave F. ScheteIich; assist
ant recording secretary, Louis Daw-
kins; financial secretary, Eugene +.
Heuscnele; treasurer, Frederick E.
Lieber; conductor. William H. Ruth:
warden, Louis Beige; inside sentinel,
Andrew Pfffer; outside sentinel, Ray
.mond Harris; past councillor, Edward
d. Holt; trustees, Benjamin Camp,
Harry d. Vehslage and Edward jacob;
representatives to State council, Harry
d. Vehslaga and Charles J. Clark. The
officers will be installed next Wednes-
day night by Past State Councillor
Frank r. Sharp. The report submitted
showed hat during the past six
months there mad been no deaths
among the membership. At present
there are only two cases of sickness.
During the same period $347 has been
paid in sick benefits. The present
membership is 1926, and four applicants
will be initiated on January u. The
council has Accommodations amounting
to 5000, including town bonds and
sixty-five shares in the Irvington
Building and Loan Association.
Holds Christmas Festival.
The Christmas festival of the Re-
formed Church was held in that edifce
yesterday afternoon and last night.
The enjoyable features of the occasion
were the distribution of gifts, the ex.
hibition of a decorated Christmas tree.
carol solos and vocal and Instrumental
numbers. In the evening a cantata
was given by the Sunday school staff.
The primary class of the First Chris.
tian Sunday School held its Santa
Claus treat and entertainment last
night. The children We're made happy
with appropriate tokens of the season
and an interesting holiday program.
The Trinity Church Sunday school
and the senior classes of the First
Christian Church Sunday school will
hold holiday exercises in their churches
tonight. At the former gathering the
Life of Christ" will be portrayed in
tableaux. A huge electrically lighted
Christmas tree will be displayed and
gifts will be distributed. At the latter
festivity a holiday cantata will be rem
dered.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary T. buddy.
who died last Monday at her home, Il
Smith street, will be held tomorrow
morning at ST. Leo's Roman Catholic
Church. The Rev. Thomas F. Monahan
will officiate at a high mass of requiem.
The interment will be in the Cemetery
of the Holy Sepulchre.
Harry w. Meeker. of 12o Union ave-
nue., has recovered from his illness,
the holidays.
School Commissioner William Al
Sherman has gone to washington, D..
c., to attend the funeral Of his aunt,
Mrs. John Chapman.
Morris Hoppenthaler. the official ami
NAL scavenger. returned from Newark
this morning with a horse. which he
brought from Newark to doctor 1t his
farm on Union venue When the ami
NAL reached town centre it collapsed
and sank helpless to the ground. After
futilely trying to raise it to its feet
Hoppenthaler shot it.
Miss Mary Doyle. of 70 Linden ave.
nue., while walking along Clinton ave
nue. west, yesterday afternoon, slipped
on the sidewalk, and, falling, sustained
q severe shake-up. hurting her neck,
back and arms. She was taken nome.