Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-11
Spirited Plnochle Match.

Spirited PlnOchle Match.
A spirited pinochle contest last night
between the members of the Casino
Pinochle Club and the Jacob Werth-
mann Pinochle Club resulted in a VIC
tory for the former by a score of 10
to 10. The match was played at
Werthmann's Hall, 26 Normandy place.
Each team consisted of ten men, as
follows: Casino Club, Peter Eichhorn,
captain; Frank r. Sharp, Louis Vol
land, Otto Hausmann, Herman Sickel,
Gustav Kraemer, John link, William
Gaveller, Emil Lang, Clarence Evans,
Alfred T. S~orgenfree. Werthmann Club,
John Evans, captain; Jacob Werth-
mann, Peter Steiner, Joseph Leist, John
A. Smith, John Henningsen, William
Henningsen, william Hartkopf, Will
lam Kroeck, Herman Heinold, John
Hatzold, Daniel Zakgraf. At the con-
clusion a musical program and supper
were enjoyed, at which John A. Smith,
the president of the Werthmann Club,
acted as POSTMASTER. There were re-
marks by Councilman Frank r. Sharp,
Louis Volland, Jacob Werthmann and
Alfred T. Sorgenfree. A return game
will be played next Friday night at
the quarters of the Casino Pinochle
Club, Irvington Casino Hall, 152 Grove
street.
Criqhf's Funeral.
Funeral services for John Criqui, who
died last Wednesday night at his home,
80 Union avenue, were held this morn
ing from st. Leo's Roman Catholic
Church, where the Rev.. Thomas r.
celebrated a mass of re-
QUEEN for the repose of his soul. In
was in st. Mary's Cemetery,
East Orange.
"A Bunch of Flowers will be the
subject of the sermon which the Rev.
Bernis S. Crosby will deliver tomorrow
in the pulpit of the Hilton Christian
Church.
what the Greatest Man OF the Nine
tenth Century Thought and Said
About Religion will be the subject of
a patriotic sermon in, memory of Abra-
ham Lincoln tomorrow night by the
Rev. Uriah McCllnchie, of the First
Reformed Church.
The Rev. William II. Hainer, of the
First Christian Church, will preach at
both services tomorrow. The choir
will render these anthems in the morn
ing: "As Pants the Hart" Sudds:
1.-THE City of Love-" Havens, and in the
evening Heart Be STILL" Warren, and
Sun of My Soul" Hall.
The monthly conservation meeting of
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Christian Church will be held to-
afternoon. Miss Retta Smith
will be in charge. A meeting of the
will be held next Thursday
night at the home of the president, Miss
Mary Bell, of IA Stanley street.
A musicale Is being arranged under
the auspices of the teachers Of Trinity
Church Sunday school. 1t will be given
on Monday evening, February 81, in
Church parish hall.
Superintendent of the ~Irvington pos
tal Station William s. Whigam, of
Bruen avenue, have returned from a
stay in Southern Pines. N. C.
Clarence J. Morgan, OF Caldwell re-
ported to Chief of Police Alexander S.
Green last night thai he had found
a diamond horseshoe scarfpin in town.
The members of the Del Gratia class
Will meet Monday night at the home of
Mrs. A. Edward Helm, of 81 Cummingh
The Craftsmen's Association, of
Franklin Lodge, has completed ar
engagements for a ladies night" which
will be given Friday evening, February
II, In Masonic Hall. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged.
A "~fap-jack'' supper will be given
Monday night by the members of the
Bible class The proceeds will
be devoted to the Sunday school build
Ing fund.
Carl e. Olsen, OF Clinton avenue west, ;