Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-19
NEWS OF SUBURBAN TOWNS
IRyINGTON.
II. rnd l. Association Banauet..


u. rnd L. Association Hana"c's'
The sixth annual banquet preceded
By u theatre party, was held last nlght
by the City Line Building II Loan
Association Of Irvington.
members n guests or the assoclatloh
enjoyed a program at the Empire
Theatre, at the conclusion OIL wnich
they proceeded to Henry A. Ellen
Dacns Han at i2S Sprinehoio avenue,
a most enJoyapie repast. During 'ne
a. Lupey ana FRANK Nliliel, ~ Mei
known proiesslonal ,aieh. u ~ 80
city e~neer.aineu WIN sonen, a.
ana piano feiec'io, -
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els. .oas.s "ele -,
our Associa'iont Wy
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Suis'er' GUSTAV rNNa,a.a
Ilehiy Geolse, 'ohn ce"-Ia
c.aiies 1iar'hopa' Hu"aiu "
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o T" iahe Aiip
Inc nieiloers OIL lne A'Ao cia1s %
lrFlngton High Scnooi, companie ny
= NUMBER o. other scIoiars' wiz raw
morning ror d tiree days lIip
10 washington Inc expenses VI Tie
trip VIII De covered py 'he una reai
lzed from the recent ENTERTAINMENTS
by the, High Schooi stuoehts IA
Alumni HAL. The members Oh the lsio
class VINO VIII ENJOY the "Trip are MISS
Emily wilson, MISS fiorence hunnriei,
harl Weber and Herpert hrute-
schnltt. Inc scnoiars VINO WI acconl-
clifre, Ruth Radclifre, Helen
Hazel Weber. Edna kapp and cara
D1chting. Miss Nj. warner, tne
popular teacher in the High school
class, will chaperon the excufslonlsts
Il. J. JuenEiins Surprised.
a receptlon IN hohor OF MS nileteen.h
birthday was given last night 10 toWih
j.. Juengiing at the nome Oh ms parents.
MT. n MIS-. Emu X. Juehsiihs' OIL %
IWenty-second street. irVihston' Inc
entertaining FEATURES We're piano reiiui-
tions by MISS Eislc frit@sche' zi,iier
selections by Arthur Wleland' VloHil
numbers by Edwin j. Juehsnhs anu
cnorus slnsihB. Inc young nian was
presented with nineteen peautiIui car
nations In recognition OF the occasion.
A coilation was served ihose present
were MI. ana MIS-. MAX ouensliis, MI.
and Mrs. Emil X. uengIlng Inc MISSES
Charlotte Juengling, Elsie Fritsche.
Edna Keller, Bertha Keller, Eva Buob,
William Henningsen, Charles Henning-
sen, Edwin Juengling, John Eimess.
Arthur Wieland and Charles Fl. b.
Bayink.
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Workman Club Wins Pinochie Match.
The pinochle match game held last
night at Jacob Werthlnan's Hail., 26
Normandy place, Irvington, between
the Jacob Werthman Pinochle Club
and the Goldberg Brothers Pinochle
Club, of this city, resulted In a victory
for the form r eclub, which won
eighteen out of the twenty-five games
played. This match being the second
of a series of three won by the club,
it was awarded the prize. a cut-glass
carade. After the games entertainment
was provided by James Munnelly and
Harry Lafferty, local talent. A supper
consisting of typical Irish dishes fol-
lowed. The players on the winning
club were Jacob Werthman, Joseph
Leist, Peter Steiner, Charles Wahiers.
Rudolph Rasper. John Henningsen.
Herman Heinold. William Hartkopf,
John Evans and George Gibson.
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Inc ponce me,e no'ieu se'.e
Wii'inh :, "a y NJ. sam.
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