Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-13
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HiIdilS tlIlcillS IldN6 O6etl COIIlDi6ttu
for the fifteenth anniversary of Pride
Of Irvington Council No. Al, Daughters
of Liberty, which will be held tomorrow
night in Masonic Hall, Irvington centre.
The features Of the evening will be an
ella borate program. Among the we'll
known talent will be Mrs. Josephine
Mccall, of Newark. The affair will be
opened by Dreer's Orchestra, of Or
ange. The dancing will be preceded by
a grand march, which. In recognition of
flag day, will be in the nature of a flag
drill. Meachinger's Orchestra will fur
nish the dancing music. The arrange
inent committee Is composed of Hrs.
Evyiine Seeiy, chairman; Mrs. Minnie
Garrabrant, Mrs. Louisa Westervelt,
Mrs. Anna Wilson, Mrs. Harry Sweet,
the Misses Edna Wilson and Emily
Cook. The State officers and repre-
sentatives from all the Essex county
councils will attend.
Program at Exercises.
The senior Sunday school exercises
held last night in the First Reformed
Chusch brought out an attendance
which filed that edifice. A novel fea-
ture was the decorations, which con-
sisted OF ferns, flowers and live ca
naries in cages. The program consisted
in part Of choir music and ong service,
and included also an address by the
pastor, the Rev. Uriah McClinchie; re-
citations by the Misses Florence Hell
wig, Helen Bailey and James Way; a
duet by the Misses Ruth Radcliffe and
Florence Helwis. and q dialogue, IA
Message Of Flower" by Miss Fannie
Radcliffe. director. assisted by the
Misses Gertrude Van Nest, Gertrude
Banta, Mabel Denbigh. Elsie Bard.
Dorothy sippell, Ethel winckler, Ethel
Smith.
Runaway Boys Picked Up.
Roundsman Farmhouse and Police
mar Finnegan, while on patrol duty
early this morning. noticed three boys
lettering near the town centre On ap-
preaching them the lads ran away to-
ward Newark. When they were caught
and taken to the police station they
gave their names as William Duane,
IL years; James Duane, IA years, of 256
Duncan street. Jersey City. and Will
lam Brown, II years, colored, of 215
Nunda avenue, that city. They stated
that they had slept in a wagon near
by during the night and we're on their
way to Hilton to pick Strawberries.
Chief Green this morning communi-
Gated with the Jersey City police and
1earned that the two Duncan lads had
disappeared from their, home about a
week ago and their parents had been
searching for them. They were held
by Chief Green pending the arrival Of
the parents.
~socialistic Sunday school.
Branch Irvington, Socialist party, has
appointed Mrs. Hannah Henry, Mrs.
Lillian Cimerrio, Mrs. Reinhold Kniep
and Charles Wien a committee to for
mulate plans for a Soclalistic nom
~sectarian Sunday school. It Is pro-
posed to hold weekly class meetings in
the headquarters of the branch in the
Drake building, town centre.
The West End Improvement Assoc
citation will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow night at the Red
Mil Inn, 1s47 Springfield avenue.
The joint committee on improved
local postal service will hold a meet
ing tonight In the Drake building, town
centre. 1t Is composed of committees
from town civic bodies, as follows:
Board of Trade, George F. Scribe, Carl
KEGS, Thomas Buchan; Irvington I'm
provement Association, Harry ]. STAN
ley, Frederick jacob, Albert e. Jones;
West End Improvement Association
Albert e. Webb, Alfred T. Sorgenfree,
William Heerwagen; Normandy Park
Improvement Association, John A.
Smith, Charles Wahlers.
Howard A. Timbrook, of 1851 Spring.
field avenue, has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Portchester, N. Y.
Miss Ethel Murdoch, of Springfield
avenue, is home from a visit to rela-
tives in the Bronx, New York.
Clinton Lodge, /. o. o. F., will hold
it's weekly meeting tonight in its lodge
rooms in the Glorieux building. After
the business session whist will be
played.
The board of directors of the irving
ton Building and Loan Association will
meet tomorrow night in it's Offices at
1922 Springfield
Herman J. Borman, of Tichenor ter
race, has returned from a fishing trip
to Barnegat.
Health Commissioner BENJAMIN r.
Camp, Of ll20 Springfield avenue. who
was recently injured by an explosion
IN n work department Of Champenois
g Co, Of 30 Walnut street, Newark,