Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-18
INSTRUMENTATION.
Craftsmen Entertain.


Craftsmen Entertatn.
Ladies' night under the auspices Of
\ the Craftsmen'B Association Of Frank
lin Lodge No. 10, f. and A. NJ, was
enjoyed In the large meeting-room in
Masonic Hall, Irvington Centre, last
night. An excellent program was
given. Those who entertained were
John F. Weber, Mrs. Cora Becker
Jones, Lena b. Patten, Charles Void,
John McGuinness. Miss Katharine
Eynan and Miss Evelyn Sippell. Re-
freshments were serve and dancing
followed. J.. Edward jacob acted as
floor manager. The committee in
charge included C. William Pfeil.
Badgely, J. Edward jacob, William
M. Vreeland and Walter H. Simpson.
Brotherhood Banquet.
The third annual supper of the
Mems Brotherhood of the I~rvington
Methodist Church was enjoyed last
night by a host Of members and
guests. A concert followed the sup
per. AS the guests Of Edwin Berry,
secretary of the Board of Health, were
Health Commissioners Jonah Hard
grove, Hugo r. Winckler, Julius Bar
tosch. Benjamin Camp and Westfall
M. Gardner.
Gustave F. Bishoff, of q Springfield
avenue, Hilton, is planning the cree
ton of a two-story house in Burnett
avenue, next to the Christian Church.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First Christian Church
will meet Tuesday afternoon in the
lecture-room
A masquerade ball will be held in
Masonic Hall Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 20. The committee in charge is
Charles Stoker. chairman; Harold Ho-
bart, treasurer; John I. Middleton.
The third anniversary OF the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the First Chris
tian Church will be held Thursday eve
ming, February "a, at the home of Miss
Carolyn Argast. Elmwood and Flor
ence n The election Of officers
for the ensuing year will be held.
The Rev. Bernis S. Crosby will speak
from the pulpit of the Hilton Christian
Church tomorrow night to the members
of Clinton Lodge, I. o. o. Fl, who will
attend in a body, headed by Noble
Grand John A. Smith. They will leave
from Irvington Centre at 1880 o'clock,
Special services will be rendered by the
choir, under the direction of Miss
Juliette Stewart. Jacob Stewart will
preside at the organ. Noel A. Briden
will render a bass solo.
Tbo D.x, yUIIIioa, II IIo1.., -,tII
preach In the First Christian Church
tomorrow morning on ""Nicodemus In
terviewing Christ" His evening sub
ject will be "Paul's Conversion" The
choir will sing morning anthems, Ave
Maria" Abt; Ever Me- Warren;
evening anthem, Sun Of My Soul,''
Dunstan; LAS Pants the Heart" Spohr.
The duet, Jesus, the Very Thought of
Thee" will be sung by Mrs. William
Decker and Walter H. Jamouneau.
In the First Reformed Church the
Rev. Uriah McClinchie( will have as
his sermon subject in the morning
Like as a Father" In the evening
he will speak on George Washington
In the Irvington Methodist Church
the Rev. George Fountain will speak
tomorrow morning on THE Religion of
Jesus Christ" In the evening his dis
course VIII be "A Hopeful sign"
In the Hilton Methodist Church to-
morrow. morning the Rev. Jesse Hurl-
but will deliver the Introductory SER
mon on the seventy-ifth anniversary OF
the organization of the church. In the
evening the pastor, the Rev. John H.
Timorell will deliver a historical SER
mon or the church. Services will CON
tinue throughout the week.
The second series of match games
between the Casino Pinochle Club and
the Jacob Werthman Pinochle Club,
which was played last night, resulted
in a victory for the latter team by g
cor of Is to 10. This is the same score
by which the Werthman players were
defeated in the first match. The play
ers last night were: Casino Club-Peter
Eichhorn, captain: Frank r. Sharp
Louis Valland. Otto Hausmann, Her
man Sickel, Gustave Kraemer, John
link, William. Gaveller, Emil Lang,
Clarence Evans. Werthman Club-John
Evans, captain; Peter Steiner, jacob
Werthman, John A. Smith, John Hen
ningsen, William Henningsen, William
Hartkopf. William Kroeck, John HAITI
old, Herman Heinold.
A. Leroy Baggett, of IS Cummings
street, is the editor of the Calendar
which is a net f%our-page folder OF
church events. published every Satur-
day morning by the First Christian
Church.
Frederick Menzi, a fireman at the
Colt street fire house. is recovering
from an Illness which confined him to
his homo
The Spiritualist Society of Light and
Truth will hold religious services to-
morrow afternoon and night at ELI
and s o'clock. in Drake building, Irv-
ington centre.
Mrs. william Thompson, Of Grove
street. IL the guest Of friends in Nor