Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-17
IRyINGTON.
Kitchen shower.

Kitchen Shower.
A surprise kitchen shower was ten
dered last night to Miss Eleanor
Glorieux, daughter of Mayor and Mrs.
William l.. Glorieux, and Mel c.. Drake,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Drake,
who are engaged to be married, at the
acme of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Packer,
Of Bruen avenue, I%rvington. Parlor
entertainment and refreshments were
enjoyed. Many useful house utensils
were presented to Miss GlorleuX and
Mr.. Drake. The shower was given by
the local and Newark STATS OF
Nathaniel brakes offices. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Drake. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Arthur Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. William Pfeil, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Squire, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Packer, Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hageman, MI. and
Mrs. Andrew Huebler, Mrs. Thomas
Benfeld, the Misses Edna Drake, Janet
Drake, Fannie johnson. Albert Drake,
c. M. Cruiser, John Cole and Harry
Cole.
ILt I1llLUIlH AHuIaA6 l0ltotICu IL ldfG-
well reception at their wigwam last
night to Alexander Hausmann, who
will leave tomorrow for a three months
business trip TO Milan, Italy. A supper
was served and o pretty Indian charm
was presented to Mr.. Hausmann by
the members.
THE Irvington Bowling Club viii roll
Its weekly games tonight on Bennett
alleys, Springfield venue.
All details have been completed for
the annual banquet OF the Irvingtor
Board of Trade, which will be held to-
morrow night in Speedway Tavern
TIE arrangement committee is com
posed of Ackerson j. States, chairman
DR.. Albian c.. Christian, Walter A
Wills, George II. Woolley, Harry J
Stanley. George r. Brandenburgh.
The board Of directors OF the Irv.
ington Building and Loan Association
will meet tonight az 1922 Springfield
avenue
At the meeting of the Republican
Central Committee last night officers
were selected as follows: President
Jonah Hardgrove; secretary, Harry H
Jenkins; treasurer, Ackerson ]. States
DR.. Arthur c.. Wilkes reported &C
Chief of Police Green yesterday hat q
dog belonging to Joseph A Mead, OF
1872 South Grove street, had bitter
Elmer Johnson, a youth of 1874 South
Grove street. Policeman Schulze vas
sent to investigate. He found the dog
chained in the cellar of Mead's home
The latter declared that the dog was
mot mad, but he desired it destroy ed
Dog Warden Morris Hoppenthaler has
been notified.
Hilton Hose Company No. / will hole
it's monthly business session and socia
tonight.
At the regular meeting OF Clinton
Lodge No. IS. l.. o. o. f., last night
in the lodge-room in Glorieux building
officers for the year were installed as
follows: John Smith, noble grand: Al
fred M. Griggs. vice-grand; Horace P
Wildman, secretary; John A. Feindt
financial secretary; Melvin r. Long
field. treasurer; Peter Steiner. inside
guardian; Edward r. King. outside
guardian.
Al the regular meeting OF the City
Line Building and Loan Association
last night officers for the year were
elected as follows: President, George
F. Scribe; vice-presldent, A. Marshal
Robertson; directors, Frank Heringer
Walter r. Bennette, w. Eugene Turton
Justus Heimbrecht; auditor, MahloI
S. Drake, jr. The board OF directors
appointed these officers: Secretary