Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-07

season.
On sunday a social gathering was
held at the residence OF John L.. Bur-
rer. of 3S1 South Twenty-first street,
Irvington. Bernhard Heitmueller, ac-
eompanied by Miss Elsa Heitmueller.
pianist, and Herman S~tockinger gave
several piano. violin and coronet selec-
tons. Miss Anna Burner, Otto Ulrich,
Paul Maurrer, of Elizabeth; Miss Eliz-
abeth Rocco, of Kingsland, and John
Holman also entertained.
Lenten ~.ervices will be held in st.
Leo's Catholic Church every Wednes-
day and Friday night at 8 o'clock. To-
morrow night there will be the rosary
sermon by the pastor. h Rev. Thomas
r. Monaghan, and benediction; Friday
night tine stations of the cross.
The license of killian Jubert for the
Red Mill Inn was transferred last night
to the present proprietor, E. G. Voors.
The report of the assessment aom-
missioners for the opening of Wash
ington avenue from Clinton avenue TO
Springfield avenue has been confirmed
by the Town Council.
An appropriation of $500 for the ex-
penses of the Borrd Of Health for the
year was authorized by the Town
Council last night.
The regular monthly meeting of The
Irvington Improvement Association will
be held tomorrow night in Henry Ell
lenbach's Hall, 72S Springfield avenue
Annexation and street improvements
will be the principal subjects of dis
cussion.
At the annual election held last night
bv the I~rvington Club officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
President, William A. Sherman; vice.
president, Joseph II. Quicker; secretary,
John S. Whigam; treasurer, John G..
Poole: custodian, G. Archibald Day;
house committee, D. George knight, w.
Frank Benwell, Ir-'ing w. Wiley, j.
station Waterfield Arrangements are
under way for a series of whist games.
The Casino Pinochle Club will play
its weekly games tonight at Volland's
I~ryington Casino Hall, 152 North Grove
street.
Miss Elizabeth Widmer, of Sixteenth
avenue, is the guest of relatives in
Bridgeport, Conn.
The regular monthly subscribers
meeting of the Greater Newark Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
tomorrow night in it's quarters at 1896
Springfield ven
Twenty bids were opened by the
Town Council last night for workman
ship and material on the new firehouse
to be erected on Washington avenue.
The estimates were referred to the
architect, Joseph B. Allen, with in
structions to report to the Town Coun-
Gil building committee each method
covered by the estimates.
The contracts for paving Myrtle ave-
nue. and Park place have been award
ed to John Dorer, the local contractor.
Miss Mary Schroeder, of Fourteenth
avenue, is home from a stay in Mt.
Vernon, n. Y.
The Irvington Town Council has ap-
pointed members of the local Shade
Tree Commission as follows: John c..
Lackner, three years term. George
Jennings, four years term; Edward
jacob, five years term.
The Rev. William H. Hainer, of the
First Christian Church of Irvington,
will begin a series of special revival
meetings Tuesday evening. March %,
which are designed to cover a period
of three weeks. In these services the
pastor will make a careful study of
the Life of Our Lord using lantern
slides, assisted by an evangelistic
singer. The last week of the services
will be devoted to the reproduction of
the Passion Play, with colored slides
=. .l1{+tao 20 thooa toLap hxy tho ms
tor with his own camera while in
Oberammegau during his trip TO the
Holy Land.
David H. Greene, chairman of the
Town Councils water committee, has
compiled the final report on the advis-
ability of the municipal purchase of the
Commonwealth Water Company
plant. On his recommendation a pub
lie meeting will be held Monday night
for the discussion Of the proposition.