Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-28
zen" Special singing and music

} Citizen Special singing and music
will be rendered by the choir.
The Irvington Veterans Association
will attend services in the First Chris
tan Church tomorrow night. The Rev
\ Clarkson MacGeorge, Of the Crozier
Theological Seminary, of Chester, Pa
! temporary pastor of the church, will
deliver a patriotic sermon. The church
will be appropriately decorated and a
\ srecial program will be given by the
choir, including a selected solo by Mrs.
/ Charles r. Longfield, under the direc-
ton of Walter II. Jamouneau, the
! chorister, and Miss Elizabeth Jenkins,
the organist. The Young Peoples So
I ciety OF Christian Endeavor will hold
! srecial commemorative services, under
the direction of the missionary COM
. mittee, at GAS p. m.
At the meeting of the ~Irvington joint
committees held last night in the Iown
Z Hall details were completed Tor the
order of parade and line of march
Jonah A. Hardgrove represented the
! Exempt Firemen's Association; Coun-
Gilman Frederick Eckelhofer, the Town
Council; Councilman Henry O.. o.
borne, the veterans, and Councilman
George NJ. Wills, the Town Council fire
and police committees. The line OF
march Will form at town centre, from
which point the start will be made at
y O'Clock. The order of the parade VIII
bess The police, music, the veterans, the
Z honorary veterans, school Children,
music, Irvington Council No. 1877, Jr. o.
~. A. M. the councilrnen and public
officials, music, the exempt fremen, the
4 fire department.
\ The march will be through Clinton
avenue west, through Orange avenue,
7 through Springfield avenue, through
Grove street, through Clinton avenue
through Ball street. through Cottage
street, through Union avenue to Clln-
ton Cemetery.
At the cemetery the services viii in
clude the decoration of the veterans
graves with flowers. the reading OF an
original poem by the Rev. A. Boylan
FitzGerald, pastor of the Hilton NJ. u.
Church, and patriotic remark by
George B. Adams, of the Veterans AS
ISOLATION.
Montclair's Observance.
At Montclair members Of John NJ.
Wheeler Post, G.. A. r., and General
Frederick H. Harris Camp, Sons OF
Veterans, will attend service tomorrow
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, where
the rector, the Rev. Claudius M.
Roome, will preach. on Monday morn
ing at 8 O'Clock, the members of post
and camp will meet at the Wheeler
Post Hall, In Bloomfield avenue. n
will drive from there to the
and Rosedale cemeteries to decorate
the graves of Montclair veterans. From
there they will go to Mount Hebron
Cemetery In Upper Montclair. The
Montclair chapter of the New Jersey
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution will attend services at the
First Congregational Church. An
elaborate program of music will be in
cluded in the exercises.
Day In the Oranges.
In the Orange Uzal Dodd Post No. 70
will attend services at the German
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. where
the Rev. Herman c. Gruhnert will
preach. Assembling at the grave of
Uzai Dodd on Monday. the veterans
will be addressed by the Rev. Howard
Brown, pastor of the Washington Street
Baptist Church. Battery A, Field Ar
tillery, will take part in the Newark
parade and afterwards will hold a coun-
try circus at East Orange.
At the Columbus Theatre 1.-The Con-
federate Spy" will be given on Monday
by. st. Johns parish. The governors of
the Essex County Country Club will
receive members and their families
from 4 to 6 on Monday. and a special
dinner will be served In the evening.
Pupils of the Misses Beard school will
present LAS You Like II" in the open
air on Monday.