Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-25
AUTHORIZATION.
Pupils Give Comedy.

oPhS oAt COAhCuys
The three-act comedy THE Time of
His Life" was presented last night in
Alumni hall of the High School by
the members of the senior class of the
school. The cast consisted of Miss
Dorothy Stevens, William Schmitt,
Jean Maclean, Jesse Baer, Lillian Day.
William Mullen, Roland Waterfeld,
Robert Sieb and Raymond Bruce,
whose excellent i-mpersonation of the
different characters of the play was
warmly applauded. The receipts from
the performance will be added to the
fund for the trip of the class to Wash
ington, D.. c.. r
AutOist Fined $40.
Frank T. Williams, of sos Essex ave-
nue., Orange, who was in charge of the
automobile which collioed with the ma
chine of William l.. Glorieux, jr.,
throwing him and his family to the
ground a few week. ago, was fined $40
his morning by Recorder w. Eugene
Turton on the charge of violation of
the speed ordinance.
A cantata, Under the Palms. by
Root, will be given next Wednesday
night at the Irvington Methodist Epis-
copal Church. 1t will be under the di-
rection of Edward C. Murphy and will
be rendered by a chorus of seventy
voices and orchestra, assisted by Miss
Caroline Seller, contralto; Charles
Watts, bass; Harry Gray, tenor.
Mrs. Bernice S. Crosby, of Burnett
avenue, Hilton, who has been spend
ing a month at her fathers home in
Freedom Plains, n. Y, will return to
her home next Monday.
The Alpha class of the First Chris
tan Church at its regular meeting at
the home of Miss Florence Warten-
berg, of 100 Harrison place, elected Of
ficers for the year as follows: Presi-
dent, Miss Ida Niederlag; vice-pres-
ident. Miss Cecilia Coleman; secretary,
Miss Louise Dannecher; treasurer, Miss
Myrtle Scott; social committee, Miss
Julia Meeker; Sunday school commit
tee, Miss Florence Wartenberg; mem
bership committee, Miss Ida Burton.
In the Hilton Christian Church the
Rev. Bernice S. Crosby will preach to-
morrow night on "a Faithful Friend"
Special choir services will be rendered
under the direction of Miss Juliette
Stewart.
1.-THE Conservation of the Sabbath
Day" will be the sermon subject OF
the Rev. .Uriah McClinchie in the First
Reformed Church tomorrow morning
In the evening he will speak on
Broken Eartbenware."
The choir service in the First Chris
tan Church tomorrow will be as fol
lows; Morning, anthems. "Wha Are
These" Stainer; "Rejoice in the Lord,
Elvey. Evening, "Send Out Thy Light
Gounod; "Pilot of Galilee," Ford; solo
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" Mrs
Melvin Longfeld. The Rev. William
II. Hainer will preach at both services
Company B of the Ivy Hill Cadets
will assemble at drill quarters in thu
First Reformed Church tonight to make
| preparations for the review to- be held
before Captain Charles j. Clark, FRS
regiment, u. r. Jr. o. U. A. M, mex
Saturday night.
Alexander Hausmann, of Boyden ave
nue., Hilton, who recently returned
from a business trip to Milan, italy, i!
improving at his home from an opera
ton which was performed upon hin
last Monday
Mrs. Robert j. Frake. of Lincoln
place, has returned from Easton, Pa.
where she was the guest of Miss Mar!
Hageman.
Henry Peckwell, of Belmar, is visit
ing his son and daughter-in-law. MI
and Mrs. James C.. Peckwell, Of Is
Orange avenue.
Funeral services for Lyman Druc'
! Martin, who died Thursday night, fol