Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-07

| haupt. 444 Forest street, Arlington, whC
died on Thursday night, will take place
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, anc
| will be attended by the exempt fire
men and Hose Company No 3, OF
Kearny. and Court Laurel No. /, For
esters of America. The services will bf
conducted by the Rev. John jay
Bridges. pastor of Trinity Episcopa
| Church, Arlington, and interment vii
be made in arlington Cemetery
The body Of Joseph B. Milburn, who
died on Thursday night at the New
Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers il
Kearny, will lie taken today to Succa-
sunna for nterment in the family plot
there
Henry G. Walker, of Walker Bros
Company Arlington, has moved from
The housr at Elizabeth avenue and
Pleasant place to his new home in
Grand place, near Belleville turnpike.
meeting Of the Kearny Democratic
Association has been called by Presi-
dent Alfred B. Mooreshead for next
Tuesday night at the.elub-l house, Kear-
ny avenue and Halsted street. Twenty
applications for membership will be
considered.
An assemblagc that crowded Mid
land Hail. Arlington, last night en-
joyed the you-enter slnirt-waisl
dance given jointly by the Arlington
councils Of the Daughters Of Liberty
and the Junior order United American
Mechanics.
Final rehearsals arc being held fol
-, -
tions" to be given by the choir of tho
Knox Presbyterian Church in the
church lecture room next Wednesday
evening.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage Of Mrs. Lima Wahl. Of 95 Hogi
street. kearny, to Adoiph Straube, 81
Carlstadt The ceremony was per-
formed on Saturday evening by tho
Rev. Reinhold Schwinzer, in Harrison.
The couple have gone to live in Carl
stadt.
At the First Presbyterian Church,
Arlington. tomorrow morning. the Rov.
Dir Davis w. Lusk, of this city, will
supply the pulpit at both services. The
sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
administered and new members will be
received at the morning service.
THE Secret of Christianity will be
the subject of the first of series OF
sermons. to be given by the Rev j.
Franklin Shindell, pastor, at the First
Baptist Church, Arlington, tomorrow
incoming. In the evening ne will speak
on Following Christ" The Mems
Club will hold business meeting on
Monday evening. to be followed With a
debate on THE Peace Question"
The morning service theme of the
Rev. Or. Robert NJ. Aylsworth, castor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Arlington. tomorrow morning
will Ire "A Visitation OF the Spirit. At
the evening service the pastor will
speak on "a Larger View of Duty
AT the morning meeting OF the Junior
Epworth League, of which stephen j
Hoole is superintendent, the subject
win be "rhe Pool of Siloam.' and the
leader will be II. Putnam Aylsworth.
sunday school will be conducted at
2:3o p. III. by William X. Warnock.
The Senior Epworth League will meet
at $40 d. M. under the leadership of
Charles l.. Tricker and the subject Will
be "fhe Spiritual Birthday Anniver-
sary.''
.'The Spirit Of Truth and His Work
will be the sermon subject tomorrow
morning at the Lutheran Church, ar
lington. In the evening the sermon
thernc will be '"rhe Love That Cow
eroth Il Multitude of Sins" Mrs. Booth
Cook will sing at both services. The
New Jersey district OF the New York
Conference win meet at the church
next Tuesday afternoon and evening
and the Lords supper will be admin
istorod in the evening. The speakers
will be the Rev. Mr.. Ahlquist, of Mont
clair. and the Rev. Mr.. Bjork, OF Ridge
field Park. The Ladies' Aid Society vii
meet at the church on Thursday eve'
ming.
The pulpit of the Swedish Methodist
Episcopal Church, Arlington. will be
supplied tomorrow morning by the Rev
David X. England, of Cleveland, O.
A meeting viii he held Monday eve
ming of the Golden Rule Circle, Kings
Daughters. at the home of Miss Libbie
Shepherd, IS Elizabeth avenue, Airing
! ton,
! A luncheon for the benefit of the
/ building fund of the First Baptis
/ Church, Arlington. will be given in TIL,
parlors by the Ladies Aid Society mex
/ Tuesday afternoon from 1880 until
! o'clock.
Miss LaIia Cornwall and Miss Ida
/ Cornwall are visiting their. sister, Miss
| Nellie Cornwall, at Vassar College