Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-01
IRvINGTON--HILTON.
Musicale for Charity,

Musicale for Charity.
A musical recital will be given by
Clifford Devereux for the benefit of the
Essex County Christian Endeavor
Fresh Air Fund in the First Reformed
Church of Irvington on Friday night.
Among the p~atronesses are Mrs. Ma
thaniel Drake, Mrs. Ezekiel Packer,
Mrs. Charles G%oeller, Mrs. Uriah Nc
Clinchie, Mrs. Thomas G. Badgley, Mrs.
Walter A. Wills, Mrs. Wilson E. Bell,
Mrs. I. f. Harrison, Mrs. Herbert
Vaudeville, Mrs. Fl. Dunthorn. Mrs.
George H. Denman, jr.. Mrs. John M.
Dorer, jr., Mrs. Clifford Mooney, Mrs.
William H. Hainer, Mrs. Walter Cha
pin Read. Mrs. Frank d. Holloway, DR..
Ida f. Bruce, Mrs. Ella C. Engelberger,
Mrs. H. Undetermined, Mrs. w. H.
Manser, Mrs. George Fountain, Mrs.
Alfred Sykes, Mrs. Asa Dilts; Mrs.
C. " England, Mrs. A. F. Brown, Mrs.
F. r. Rapp, Mrs. R. s. Baldwin, Mrs.
Edward r.. Folsom, Miss Ida Dore+
mus.
Charles Kennedy, employed by, Fred
erick Scharberger, of 1924 Springfield
avenue, while riding a horse belonging
to his employer yesterday, had a mar
row escape from injury. The animal
SHE'D at a passing automobile, throw
ing Kennedy, whose foot was caught
in the lines. Patrolman Hughes's
prompt action in hating the horse pre-
vented the man from being dragged
along the ground.
A number of local; tourists will ac-
company the members of the National
Turn verein Tourist Club on their
fourth annual tour. They will leave
this city tomorrow morning at 7:3o
o'clock and will visit the Adirondacks,
the Saguenay river, Montreal, Quebec
and other interesting places. Among
the Irvingtonians who will enjoy the
tour are Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Scribe,
of Lyons, avenue, Mr.. and Mrs. Michae
A. Dougher and son, William A, of SO
Harrison place; Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. r.. Rhodes, of SO Harrison place; Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Auth, of 1890 Clinton
avenue Charles H%artkopf, of SO
Twenty-first street: Edward j. Bosch
en-, of Halstead avenue Frederick j.
Yester, of 81 Twenty-first street. They
will return On July 9.
The Boy Scouts, of the First Troup,
Methodist Church, of Irvington, left to-
day for camp. where they will remain
over the Fourth. The scouts are plan-
the near future.
Mr.. and MrsS Robert Hartkopf, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Mittenmeyer
and Albert Hops will leave tomorrow
for a short stay at Stony Brook, L.. 1.
The annual. outing of the. members of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Christian Church will be held Thursday
at Grantwood Park on the Palisades.
A special car viii leave Irvington EN-
ire at 8 a. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oehlers. of Irv-
ington. will leave this week for their
annual vacation at their cottage at
Rockaway.
Herman G. A. Pape. of IA SPRING
field avenue, has been confined to his
home with neuralgia.
The choir of the First Christian
Church, OF Irvington, will render
anthems tomorrow as follows: Morn
ing, Lovely Appear Gounod;
Nearer, My God, To Thee Tolman.
Evening, God Is Our Hope" Weber:
MY Jesus, I Love Thee" Hall.
The teachers of the Grove Street
Public School have arranged their
vacation trips as follows: Mrs. Min
erva Decker-Harvey, at Bound Brook;
Miss Stella Turrell. at Thompson, Pa;
Miss Nellie Manning, at Atlantic City:
Miss Flora Bauer and Miss Matte
Waterman. trip through New York
state and Canada; Mrs. Carter, at
Delaware Water Gap; Miss Alicia Ten
Brock, at Point Pleasant and other
shore points; Miss Edna Kinney, in
Maine; Miss Golden, at Elizabeth.