Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
IRVINGTON.

The Rev. William II. Hainer of the
FIRST Christian Church, will deliver
d lecture in the large meeting-room of
that edifice Wednesday on his recent
trip through Egypt, Palestine, Greece
and the continent
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy, of
Sixteenth avenue. have returned from
a visit among friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Wuest. of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs George Wuest, Jr.,
of brakes Lane.
The Good Time Social has arranged
for straw-ride 70 Morristown october
Il. The arrangement committee con-
sists of Jesse Baer and John Denus,
Walter Kruttschnitt Russell Bond and
William Mackey are on the reception
committee.
The Second Ward Social of Irving
ton was organized Saturday night at
25S Union avenue. officers were elected
as follows: President, Robert Smith;
yice-president, Howard Timbrook; Sec
retary and treasurer. Charles M Kien-
zle; recording secretary, Sidney Frake;
sergeant-at-arms, Philip Schlegel. The
regular business meeting will be held
the last Sunday of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugo Strombach, of 907
Clinton avenue have returned from a
two months pleasure visit to Germany.
The good tipe Bowling Club win
roll friendly game on the alleys at
Pape's Hotel Annex tonight
Dorothy Taylor, of Vailsburg section.
Il. "A. IL .,.I.
Henry o. Osborne, while on visit to
his home, 1049. Springfield avenue, last
night in playing fell to the floor and
sustained a broken left leg
Former Freehotder John Medcraft
has recovered from a severe shake-up
which he received a week ago while
driving through Nineteenth street.
Newark. in a buggy. He drove into a
heap of bricks which had been stored
in front of building ia course of cree
tion by Kaplan Brothers, the contrac-
tors. Medcraft states that the acci-
dent to himself, the buggy and the
horse was due TO the neglect of the
contractors in having lantern at the
brick pile He has engaged former
Judge Henry as counsel in a suit
against the contractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Castles. OF
Sc Beverly street, are visiting at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Reach, OF
Derby, Vt. former residents OF this
town.
The Town Council will hold its regii-
lar semi-monthly meeting in the Towr
Hall tomorrow night. In thea absencs
of the mayor, William l.. Glorleux, who
is in California. Councilman August l.
Lacombe win preside.
Miss Alice Medcraft and John Med
craft, daughter and son of former Free
holder John Medcraft, of 1913 Elfnwood
avenue, are recovering at their home
from diphtheria. The house was fumi-
gated yesterday by Health Inspector
Clickenger
The Bethanien Altenheim. of Park
avenue, celebrated its ninth anniver-
sary yesterday afternoon. Services
were conducted indoors. DIR. Henry w
Seibert, president of the Altenheim
presided Addresses We're made by tbs
Rev. Henry NJ. Mellen, of the Christ
Reformed Church; the Rev. Frederich
w. Hook and the Rev. Henry Hoops
of Newark Miss Lille Weiss, of the
First Presbyterian German Church, en-
tertained with solos. At the conclusion
Of the services the inmates and guests
ntmbering about 200, enjoyed a lunch
con, which was served under the SUI
pervision of the matron. Mrs. Marie
Lufhy.