Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
IRyINGTON.
Many Enjoy Church Euchre.

Many Enjoy Churc Euchre.
ST. Leonine Hall, in Myrtle avenue.
was taxed to its limits last night by the
parishioners of st. Leo's Roman Cath
Ole Church. who enjoyed a card tour
nament which was followed by a lunch
and dancing. Fifty tables were in play.
The Rev. Thomas F.. Monaghan, rector
of the church, was in charge, assisted
by James II. Byrne, John Steets, the
Misses Amelia and Norma Bauer, Anna,
Eleanore and Emily Adam and Theresa
Norman. The reception committee in
Guided Walter Van Cleve. James Fl.
Davenport, Luke Farley, Frank Dono-
van, Harry Conover, Gustav Hummel,
Joseph Getter, Eugene McDonough, Ar
thu LOBBY, Richard Best, John Bar
tholomew. James Hornig, Arson Glacey,
Eugene Mury, Arthur Conover. On the
refreshment committee We're Miss
Amelia Bauer, Miss Susie McDonough,
Miss Matte Ried. Miss May Cattany,
Miss Anne Keegan, Miss May Green.
Miss Jennie LOBBY, Miss Louise Stahl,
Miss May steets, Miss Mamie shork,
Miss Margaret Ryan. Mrs. Gustav
Hummel, Miss Adele Stadlmeyer.
hC USUAL PultolH6 La i<Ooi FNopN
citation will hold it's monthly share
holders' meeting tonight in Bronner's
Hall. Springfield avenue, Hilton.
The Normandy Park Improvement
Association will hold It's regular month
~ meeting tomorrow night in Jacob
werthmann's Hall. 26 Normandy place.
The Irvington Building and Loan As
ISOLATION will hold it's monthly subscrip-
ton meeting tomorrow night at its
Offices, 1929 Springfield
The Sheffield Football Club is arrang-
ing for a supper and social. The com
mittee in charge of the affair consists
of John jeff. BENJAMIN Sheppard and
William A. lard.
: The arrangement committee, COM
posed of Albert E. Jones, chairman;
william C. Kraemer. J. B. Hatrick
Joseph Maurer, Max Ern, Julius
Kochler, Harry ]. Stanley and Joseph
jackson. which is arranging for the
first annual smoker and entertainment
of the Irvington Improvement Associa-
ton, to be held Monday evening, Feb
ruary 81, in the Irvington Casino Hall
152 North Grove street, will report tC
the association at its meeting tonight
The board of assessors will meet to-
morrow night in its quarters in Towr
Hall
The farce-comedy, Freezing a Moth
er-in-law," will be given tomorrow
night in the large meeting room of tn,
First Reformed Church, under the aus
pieces of the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society for the benefit of tn,
church fund.
Harry Snyder, of 90 Twenty-secont
street, has recovered from a recent,
sustained sprained ankle.
An illustrated lecture ON the plant.
ing and culture of trees will be deliv.
cred in the Central grammar schoo
Friday night by William Solotaroff
secretary Of he East Orange shad,
Tree, Commission.
The Irvington Improvement Associa.
ton will hold it's monthly meeting to.
night in Henry E1lenbach's Hall, Y,
Springfield avenue. The annexation Oh
part of the town to Newark Will be dis.
cussed.
The Hilton Improvement Association
will hold it's semi-monthly meeting to.
night in Annex Hall, Burnett avenue
Hilton.
The Rev. William H. Hainer will de.
liver an illustrated lecture on his trav.
els abraod in the mission room. or
Lyon avenue, tomorrow night.
The regular meeting of the Youns
Ladies' Auxiliary of the First Chris,
tian Church win be held tomorrow
night at the home of Miss Elsie Hainer
1888 Clinton avenue.
Several candidates will be initiated
into membership by ~Irvington Counci,
No. 1877. Jr. o.. u. A. M, at its reRula,
meeting tonight.
STAR WANT Ans BRING HEsurTs