Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-29
REORGANIZATION.
Sporting Clubs Dance

Sporting Clubs Dance.
The reception and dance of the Stuy.
vesant Sporting Club held last night
in Masonic Hall, Irvington Centre, was
largely attended. The music was fur
nished by Professor Charles Schlosser.
The arrangement committee consisted
of Edward Momm. Andrew Colman,
August Weldon, Harry Weingartner,
Arthur Ackerly, Charles Staeger, John
j. Kraeuter, Henry L. Staeger, William
Porter, Leonard Schork, Charles Trah-
man, Albert Rehman. On the reception
committee were Arthur Ackerly. Harry
Gulrin. Henry Staeger, August Weldon,
Frederick C. Trahman, Richard Tay-
lor. Leonard Schork, Harry Weingart-
ner, John Miller. The fioor manager
was Frederick C. Trahman. He was
assisted by Henry E. Staeger.
The May meeting of the teachers and
officers of the Sunday School Mission
and workers of the home department
of the First Christian Church will be
held Monday night at the parsonage
In Clinton emu
The Rev. William II. /Hainer will
preach in the First Christian Church
tomorrow morning on Man and His
vision His evening subject will b.
An Unfailing Promise of Prosperity.
The choir, under the direction of Wal
ter II. Jamouneau, will render in the
morning "Oh, Had l My Saviour
Ravens; When, Gracious Lord %
Scott; evening anthems, There Is a
Land of Pure Delight Shelley; my
Saviour, Be Thou Near Me-, Barrett.
Colonel Charles j. Clark and staff of
the First Regiment, U. r., Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, will conduct the annual review
n inspection tonight Of the Ivy Hill
Cadet Corps in the First Reformed
church of 1rvington. The review on
cludes the indoor work of the season;
the outdoor drills and exercises will
be begun mex Saturday by the various
companies.
A musical comedy will be given by
the st. Lucy Dramatic Club in Leonine
hall, Myrtle avenue, Irvington, Tues
day evening, for the benefit of ST
Leo's Catholic Church.
Peter Belletiere, of 1859 Springfield
avenue, and Clarence Murphy, of 1911
Springfield avenue, appeared before
Recorder Turton last night on a charge
Of disorderly conduct. They were dis
charged with a reprimand.
Herbert BIGGER, of 915 South Eigh.
teenth street. Newark, who was ar
rested by Policeman Camp for riding
a bicycle on the sidewalk, was fined
81 in court last night.
Aaron Levy, of Elizabeth street, New
York, was arrested yesterday by Spe.
cial officer Buhrer for peddling with.
out a license, He deposited hi:
enamel as security for his ap-
p%earance this morning and then made
his disappearance. failing to show III
in court.
In the First Reformed. Church the
Rev. Thomas B. Shannon will preacf
tomorrow morning. The Rev. JUrial
McClinchie will occupy the pulpit il
the evening. .
Defeated Ambition will be the sub
! ject of the Rev. George Fountains ser
mon tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming he will preach the first of a new
series of sermons.
Frederick p. Fowle. of Clinton ave
nue. west, who recently returned from
a trip to the West Indies, will speal
tomorrow night before the Christian
Endeavor Society of the First Chris
tian Church on missionary condition
as he found them there.
The Irvtngton Town Council will
hold It's regular meeting Monday nigh
In Town Hall. Bids for the iron worl
on the new f1rehouse in Washington
avenue will be opened and a hearinI
on Twentieth avenue opening will b
! given.