Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-26
IRyINGTON.
Whist Series Ended.

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The final Whist in the g OF five
was held by Clinton Lodge. .. 0. F.,
at its quarters in the Glorieux building
last night. The finishing games were
keenly contested. The scores at the
conclusion were as follows: Warren I.
Frey, 1873; Joseph II. Quicker, 100; John
Geyler. Ia: Edward Jacobs, 1879; Will
lam Grcenway, 1871; George H. Wool
ley, 1856; Albert f. Webb. 1876; John
H. Haven, 132: Harry c. Herbert. 1871;
Louis Hecht. 1875; George W. Frost.
121: Edward c. King. III: Charles
Force, 1O7; John A. Feindt. 90; Joseph
Sonnenberg, SO; Gottlieb Kaufman, 81.
First prize was awarded to Warren T.
Frey, second to Joseph H. Quicker, and
third to John Geyler. A social hour
and refreshments followed. Another
series will be started next Monday
night. It will be conducted by the
same committee, consisting of George
w. Frost, John Geyler and Edward C.
King.
Final arrangements are complete for
the patriotic dance, which will be given
tonight in Masonic Hall, under the is
pices of Pride of %Irvington Council No.
Al. Daughters of Liberty. The rooms
have been prettily decorated with patri-
otto colors, and a pretty American flag
will be presented to each n present.
Orchestral music will be furnished by
Professor Merzfelder. The committee
in charge of the affair is composed OF
Mrs. EYelin Seely, chairman, and the
Misses Minnie ~Garrabrand. Edna Will
SON, Emily Cook, Louisa WesterVelt,
Anna Wilson.
The Rev. and Mrs. William II. Hainer,
of the First Christian Church, who are
spending three months in travelling
through the continent and Holy Lands.
according TO last communications re-
ceived. are not only enjoying the tour
but are in excellent health. They spent
Sunday and Yesterday in Athens ana
leave TO-DAY for Corinth. Thursday they
will visit Brindisi and Friday and Sat-
urdaY will be spent in Naples.
A "Pay-as-you-enter" social will be
given on Thursday night, under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary, in
the lecture room of the First Christian
Church. An excellent program of en-
tertainment is being prepared and ice
cream will be for sale.
Walter F. Barrett, of Nineteenth ave-
nue., is home from a hunting trip at
Forked river.
Miss Florence Hastings. of Springfield
avenue, has been enjoying a visit
among friends in Lakewood.
M. and Mrs. Nathan Augustus Smith,
of Newark, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ackerson j. States, of rs West
Clinton avenue.
Final rehearsa1s will be held tonight
by the cast of characters In the min
strel show which will be given Thurs
day and Friday nights in Masonic Hall,
under the auspices of the Mems Union
League of the First Reformed Church.
Edward c. Murphy, the musical direc-
tor. will act as interlocutor. Every de-
tail is announced TO be in readiness for
the occasion by the arrangement con
mittee, composed of Joseph X. Click
enger. chairman; Adam PhilhoWer.
treasurer: Daniel Yetter, advertising
agent; Leo Wassell, electrician; Fred
erick Bailey. stage manager; William
W. Friberger, Edward Clark. The end
men and circle will be composed Of
twenty-one local amateurs. An clio
will be rendered by William w. Fri
berger, Walter Gray and James A. Jen-
nings. Jack Havell. of Newark. will
entertain as comedian. Harold c.
Wallen will preside at the piano.
The Good Time Bowling Club rolled a
special match game last night at Pape's
Hotel, Springfield avenue. The scores
made are as follows; D. Pointer. 100:
Mds. Kreutzer. So; Mrs. Ruff, IS: Mrs.
Pape, 81; Mrs, Vate. 81; b. ~Isenberg. 121:
total, 622. A. Becker. 1855; Mrs. Becker.
80; r. Hawkins. 1875; Mrs. Hawkins, 10;
Mrs Hemhauser, 81; Mrs. Isenberg, IS;
! total. 63s.