Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
IRVINGTON.
Miss Eva Wells Entertains.

Miss Eva Wells Entertains.
An April 1st surprise reception was
given to Miss Eva Wells last night at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ". Wells. of SO PARK place. The
merry-naaking Of the occasion included
vocal numbers. instrumental selections,
parlor ~amusements, dancing re
freshments. Abou forty guests We're
present from Newark, Bloomfield. New
York, Middletown, n. Y. and 1~rvington,
including the Misses Bertha Keller,
Adele Sonnenberg, Gertrude SorGentree,
Lillian Musgrave, Arthur Sonnenberg,
Herbert Quinton, John II. Surhoff, OF
Irvington: the Misses Florence Rumph,
Lucy Nicalio, LILLIAN Nicalio, OF Bloom
field.
The pulpit of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be occupied tomor-
row by one of the ministerial attend
ants az the Newark conference. Inc
pastor. the Rev. John Hobart Egbert,
will preach to a former charge IN
Nyack. n. y. An excellent service OF
o and program of music will be rem
dered by the choir under the direction
of William G. Clendening
/ ne IlOtlllilS fG1N ICES 0l Nv -
Reformed Church will include the COM
munion of the Lords supper and the
reception of members, The Rev. uriah
McClinchic will preach both morning
and evening. Frederick W. Theberath
will direct the choii.
The Rev. Clarkson w. MacGeorge, OF
Grocer Theological Seminary. will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the First Christian
| Church tomorrow. An excellent service
Of song and music s3iil be given under
Choirmaster William H. Jamouneau.
The Rev. Frederick e. Noegelin will
preach tomorrow ut The Manhattan
Park German PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Services will he conducted at Trinity
Episcopal Church by the Rev. August
c. Fliedner. The sacrament of the
Lords supper will be observed in the
morning.
The Rev. Thomas I. Monaghan Will
o~fficiate tomorrow at st. Leo's II. G
! Church.
The Rev. A. BoHlan Fitzgerald, Of
the Hiltor, Methodist Church, who has
been attending the Newark conference
during the week, VIII occupy the pulpit
or HIS cltlItH tpilitl INV -AlS. u (iL
ford Jones will rave charge OF the choil
service.
The Rev. Bernys S. Crosby, who has
returned from a weeks stay at Pough'
keepsie. n. Y, will preaeh in the Hill
ton Christian Church tomorrow night
His subject will be Broken Promises
This is the first of a gefies OF sever
lectures which will be delivered by him
Miss Juliette Stewart will conduct th'
choir program, q feature az which vii
be violin selections by Robert Haa'
and Carl Becker. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. jock and son
Dudley Joeck, of 1920 Clinton avenue
have gone on an extended pleasur,
tour along the Eastern coase After 6
visit in some of the Southern States
they will proceed TO the Western coast
The Tiger 4. A., recently organizec
by local bows, under the maIagemenl
of julius Dressler. OF 81 Cumming:
street, will play their initial game o.
the season tomorrow morning on tht
Laurel Avenue Oval. Their competitor
will be the ~Stuyvesant r. b.. Cleb.
The fire department was summoned
yesterday to put out a brush firein tle
rear of the home % Joseph Jensen, 20.
Orange avenue. The blaze was threat
erineiy famed in the direction of {
barn nearby containing hay. No dam
age was done.