Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-26
lRVINGTON.

Plnn Minstrel Show.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for a minstrel show to be given
next Wednesday night in the New Au-
ditor1um, Newark, under the auspices
of Hilton Hose Company No. 1. There
will be thirty-five voices In the chorus.
Among the talent are Clarence Keller,
Charles and Fred White. George Knis-
ker, Frederick Walker, Clarence Bur
CESS, Leo Fern, Louis Krouse, Charles
Bishop, Harry W. Gray, William Rit-
ger, Harry Koenig and Ed
ward Haver Noel A. Briden will
act as interlocutor and manager. Dane
ing will follow the show. The arrange
ment committee consists Of Edward
Wills, chairman; Elmer c.. Jewel, Harry
Wintermuth and Noel A. Briden.
Public Service Buys Plot.
The Peter Geiger estate at Boyden
and Springfield consisting. of
eight acres, with two dwelling houses
and four barns, was recently sold to the
Public Service Corporation. The price
paid is said to be approximately $40,-
600. The previou$ owners will continue
to reside on the premises until next
spring. when they will probably move
to Newark.
The regularly monthly review and in
spection of the Ivy Hill Cadet Corps
will be held tonight in. the large lee
ture room of the First Reformed
Church, under the direction of Major
Franklin F. Vail and Captain John w.
| Wehman. At the conclusion a special
drill will be given by the hospital corps
under the supervision of Major Carl
KEGS. The review and drill are open
to the public.
Miss Elsie vreeland, who has been
the guest of friends in Hilton n
Maplewood. has returned to her home
in Summit.
MI. and Mrs. Roswell Gates. Of
Chelsea, Mich. who were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos N. Webb, Of
S~tuyvesant avenue have returned
home.
A meeting Of all the various COM
mittees connected with the recent
three-day bazaar. held under the au-
spices of the organizations Of the First
Christian Church. will be held in the
large lecture-room of that edif1ce Mon
day night to close up all outstanding
matters and received a report of the
funds realized from 1t.
Thomas McManus. AZ years old, a pipe
filter, who lives at 3s1 Grove street,
last night sustained a dislocated Shout
der and broke his left arm in two places
In q fall on Grove street. McManus
I uyno ~Atrtrrino PeADa xrA.Ir xyhAa he
stumbled over Instructions in front of a
new building near Dassing avenue Ser
geant Kirkbride and Policeman Ffnne-
gar summoned DR.. B. III. Voeibel, OF
1908 South Orange venue who dressed
his injuries and had him removed to
his home. The officers placed a red
lantern on the obstruction.
August Dorl, of 66 Stratford place,
Newark, was arrested last night by
Policeman F1nnegan as a suspicious
character. Dorl was lettering around
the front door OF SO Cummings street
trying to open 1t, 1t is alleged. He
was Intoxicated, and when accosted by
the officer said he lived there, He was
committed to the county jail this morn
ing by Recorder w. Eugene Turton.
John j. Bonscher, of 100 Speedway
avenue, and Charles A. Scheffmeyer,
of Newark, have been spending a fort
night as guests OF Captain A. T. AIMS
lee. of Bedford City, Va A letter re-
ceived from them by the STAR cor
respondent announces that they have
shot a bear, forty-seven rabbits and a
coon.
The announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Annie M.
Deffur, daughter of Chief of Police and
Mrs. Jacob Deffur, of ~Tiffany place,
Hilton, to Walter Hayward, of the
Forest Hill section of Newark. The
wedding will take place on Christmas
eve at the home of the parents Of the
bride-to-be.
Services in Trinity Church, Myrtle
avenue, tomorrow will include euchar-
istic worship and sermon at 1890 a. M;
Sunday school, 2:30 p. M; evensong
and seventh sermon on the creed, sub
ject. 1.-THE Creation and the Fall of
Man." 1880 p. m.
The Rev. William H.. Hainer will
speak in the morning on What Paul
Preached in Rome" His evening sub
ject will be Perfected Fatherhood.'
The choir service will rende these
morning anthems: Thou Crownest the
Year" Semper; 90 Give Thanks .
Sudds. Evening-Gloria in Excelsis,
Farmer.
TRf aTAR cI.A ssfUIuu2 Ans.