Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-25
KEARNY--ARLINGTON.
Choral society Concert.

Choral Society Concert.
Before an audience that crowded the
Presbyterian Chapel, Arlington, to the
doors last night, and that showed its
appreciation in hearty plaudits and
numerous encores, the Arlington
Choral Society gave its first concert
under the direction of John V. Pearsall.
Assisting him were Mrs. Katherine
Judge, soprano; William Weld, basso,
and Frank Kasschau, accompanist
Sixty voices were in the chorus The
program in full was as follows: Car
nival chorus (JakobowskD; bass solo,
Vision Fugitive (MasseneD, Mr..
Weld, and Fountain" (Rheinberger) !;
soprano solo, Sweetheart. Thy Lips
(Chadwick), Mrs. Judge; Recognition
of Land" Mr.. Weld and chorus;
Spring Waltz" (Milde); soprano solo,
Who'll Buy Ny Lavender" (German),
and Hunting Song" (McFarren); duet,
Passage Birds, Farewell (Hildach),
Mrs. Judge and Mr.. Weld; Where Are
Yea Going, My Pretty Maid?" (Caldi-
cotD; bass solo (a) Teach Me the
Charm" (Noel Johnson); (b) Robin
Goodfellow" (Orlando Morgan), Mr.
Weld; "Omnipotence' (Schubert Spick-
err, Mrs. Judge and chorus.
Family DiRercnces.
Recorder James r. Kelly has APP
pointed Saturday evening, at the Kear-
ny Town Hall. as the time and place
Wen he will sit In judgment and
hear the tales of woe of several re-
lated families living in the lower end
Of the town and in Harrison, and who
1,o their
disputes amicably., One of the cases
to be disposed OF is that of Thomas
Colleran, of Passaic avenue and Mar
shall street, kearny, who has had a
warrant issued for the arrest of Charles
and Robert Maitland and Robert Da~
wilson, of 30S Warren street, Harrison,
for going to the Kearny house and
assaulting i1im last Sunday. Maitland
and Colleran are brothers-in-law. Mrs.
Davidson has grievance, too, and
has got a warrant against Colleran for
assault and battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffer last
evening, at their home, 476 Devon
street, Arlington, entertained the La
dies Aid Society Of the Lutheran
Church.
Mrs. Howard Greed, of Millington, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Gunnell. in
Elizabeth avenue, Arlington.
The Kearny police are trying to find
out who attempted to cut out a panel of
a door of the tea store at the corner of
Kearny and Johnston avenues. 1t is
believed to be the work of boys.
A subscription dance will be given
this evening, the third event of its
kind, by the Golden Rod Club, of Kear-
ny. at Quincy Hail. Arlington. The
members OF the club are the Misses
Margaret Buchan, Helen S. Carruth,
Emily Duncan, Catherine c. Doty,
Jeanette Duncan, Helen A. Enterkin.
Gertrude Jones, Mary a. Lowe.
Eleanor Mayhem. and the patronesses
Mrs. Frank Enstice. Mrs. FL. C. Taylor,
and Mrs. J. Martins.
Ladies' night will be celebrated by
America Council No. 1904, Royal Ar
canum, at Fraternity Hall, Arlington.
The leading features will be euchre for
prizes, refreshments and dancing.
The Nairn Linoleum Hose Company.
of Kearny, will hold theatre party at
the American Music Hall. followed by
q supper at the Continental Hotel, to-
morrow night. The committee of ar
consists of Frederick Lines,
William Taggart, secretary;
Frederick G. Mayer, treasurer; Robert
Wilson and Clifford Garrison.