Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-01
Kings Daughter. to Hold Whist.

Kings Dau hters TO Hold Whist.
In order to provide funds for Chart.
able enterprises, Golden Rule Circle
Kings Daughters, of Arlington. last
night decided to hold a whist party and
dance on Friday evening, April /, al
Midland Hall, Arlington. The card
playing will be held In the smaller and
the dancing in the larger hall. and
separate admission will be charged foI
each, so that patrons may have a
choice. These chairmen were selected
each of whom will In turn appoint her
~co-workers on the committee: Dancing
Mrs. Charles O'Conor Irwin; whist
Miss Lois Exton; refreshments, Miss
Margherita Baumgarten, and printing
Miss Florence Smith.
Borough Clerk John NJ. Devine,. OF
North Arlington, has notified the health
authorities of Jersey City that at a
house In York street, that city. a North
Arlington child, Jeanette Reines. G
years old. of Laundry lane. contracted
scarlet fever lately. The child had
been visiting a family at the Jersey
City address, and as soon as she be-
came i'll she was hurried back to North
Arlington. The nature of the disease
was learned when DIR. Condor, of Belle
vile, was called in. and the house was
~quarantined by Health Inspector Riepe.
A pay-as-you-enter masquerade dance
will be held tonight in Roche Hall,
Kearny, by Balmoral Lodge Nc. 10,
Daughters of Scotia.
Building Inspector Ralph S. Young
tn1ax- ot-a nfol n part,,it 20 Cao-oa w
Warrick to erect a $1,000 dwelling on
Chestnut street neal Quincy avenue
and one to John Berg to put up a $4,000
dwelling on Maple street north of Ber-
lin street.
Triune Lodge, F. and A. M, of Ar
lington. after holding it's meetings for
many ear at Fraternity Hall, Airing
ton, will on March l establish itself
once again in Midland formerly Free
mani Hall. At last nights communi-
cation the master mason degree was
conferred on n member.
A number of bids for furniture fol
the new Kearny Town Hall and for
fitting up the cells were considered last
night by the Town Council. but all
were referred to the committee on
SAouihhS diid buiidilES lOi iutliitI Ii
v~estigation. The committee, which con-
sists of Councilmen Henry b. Cath
ness, James j.. Nagel and James j. Nc
Ateer. will report at the regular meet
ing of the Council on February 3.
At the meeting of Truck Company
No. >. Of Kearny, tomorrow night a
further report will be received from the
committee IN the twenty-first ami
versary celebration on February IL.
Health Inspector Albert Geissler. OF
Kearny. this morning fumigated two
houses in the Arlington section, one be-
ing the home of Edgar Wardell, 63G
Elm street, where there had been a
case of scarlet fever, and the other that
of James II. C. Richmond, of "a Pleas
ant place, whose child has recovered
from diphtheria.
Samuel J. Dennis, an old resident of
Arlington, brother of Frank H. Dennis,
of 610 Kearny avenue. and who has
been visiting in Arlington several
months. win start for New Mexico to-
morrow to look after his mining in
%terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rutzler, long
residents Of kearny, have moved TO
Bernardsvillc, where they have taken
a house that had been occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Lane.