Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-06
IRyINGTON-HLTON.
Prospective EIks to Meet.

signed the petition for a formation of
a local B.. P. o. Elks lodge will be
held Monday night at Franklin Hall,
Irvington Centre, to form a temporary
organization. The first payment on the
initiation fee will be due at that time.
1t will be the last opportunity to be
placed pop the charter list of men,
bership. Grand Exalted Ruler William
c. Farmer, of Jersey City, will be
present Inc will take away the list
of members for submission to the
grand lodge.
Baseball Club Gives Dance.
The reception and dance of the Tiger
Baseball Club, of Irvington, formerly
of Vailsburg, which was held last n ght
in Masonic Hall, town centre, was
largely attended. The arrangement
committee was composed of Gus
Gleischmapn, chairman; Henry Litzen-
bauer and T. Decker. Harry Van SAINT.
jr., was o manager. with H. Nor
gan, e. Young ana W. Lacey as as
sistants. The officers of the club are:
= Var SAINT r manager; F..
Young, captain; II. Litzenbauer, presi-
dent; H. Van SAINT. jr., secretary; Gus
~Gleischmann, treasurer.
The local ball season will be opened
tomorrow afternoon ON the Lyons ave-
nue. oval, when the Tigers, represent
ing I%rvington, will meet the Armstrong
A. c., of Newark.
Miss Laura Terrill, of 1919 Spring
field avenue, will leave this afternoon
for a short stay at Keansburg.
The parade committees of the First
Christian Church, the First Reformed
Church and the Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the First Reformed
Church to make arrangements for he
annual Sunday school parade, to be
held Saturday, June 8.
The Ivy Hill Cadet Corps will hold
its first outdoor drill of the year this
the Ivy Hill section.
The Rev. C. F. Dies will conduct
services in Emmanuel Church, at Park
avenue and Lincoln place tomorrow.
Sunday school exercises will be held AZ
$40 p. M, n regular services at ABB
p. m.
Mrs. Lottie Jones and daughter, Miss
Audrey Jones, of is Orange avenue,
have returned from a stay at Kears-
burg.
The Del Gratia class of the First
Christian Church will hold its monthly
meeting Monday night at the honi OF
Miss Jennie Sturgis, of % Cottage
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Higgins, of 1913
few days at Keansburg,
Samuel G.. Krauss has disposed of his
interest In the cafe at 6S Speedway
avenue, and will shortly take up his
residence in Newark.
The Sunshine Society Of the First
Christian Church will meet Monday
night at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Woods, of so Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford H. Taylor
and daughter Dorothea and son Bur
well, Of Orange avenue, left today FOR a
stay at Keansburg.
The Rev. William II. Hainer will
preach tomorrow morning on "Christ's
Ideal Life In the night his subject
will be Looking at others we See
Ourselves The choir anthems will
be: In the morning, mot a Sparrow
Falleth." Abt; "Oh, God. thou Art My
God,y Emerson; evening, ANGELS That
Around Us Hover" Mariana; 1.-THE
Shadows Fall Gently" Hauptman
The primary, department meeting time
has been changed from 2:30 p. IN. tc
$3.50 a. m.
In the First Reformed Church DR.
George s. Bishop. of East Orange, vi
occupy the pulpit tomorrow morning
In the evening the pastor, the Rev
Uriah McClinchie' will preach.
At the regular meeting of Branch
%Irvington, Socialist party, held last
night in Drake building, town centre
Reinhold Kniep, Edward Zesch en-.
Henry Carless were elected delegates
and H. Emmett Phelps, Carl L. OlTer
and Charles Nelson, alternates, to tn
New Jersey state convention, which
will be held on Memorial Day in Jer
'sey City.