Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-17
H~ARRISON--E. NEWARK.

Prominent West H~udsonites have sig
nified their intention of attending the
vocal and instrumental concert to be
given next Wednesday night al
Kruger Auditorium, Newark. The af-
fair will be for the benefit of st.
A%nthony's r. c. Church, East Newark
The Rev. James Zuccarelli, pastor OF
the church, Is aiding the committee
of arrangements In the working out
the plans. The priest has received
positive assurance that operate stars
from the Metropolitan and Boston
opera houses will appear and contrib
ute selections to the program. Ange-
line Fornari will direct the music. The
program will consist of sixteen num-
bers and will include selections from
the leading operas.
AT the Harrison postoffice today let
tiers for the following were placed on
the unclaimed list: l.. c.. Bridges, l..
S. Sidwell, T. d. J. Davies 90, w. Fox,
Mrs. Peter Gallagher, George Gram,
Albert Hill. Mrs McGinn, John e.
Mason ~. Wilbur Mcdonald, John II,
Magee, Daniel McGill, Henry Mills,
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Secretary Painters Local No. 300, Ond
Sutkeine, j. j. Warner and Charlie
| West.
Theodore Watson, of South Fifth
street, Harrison, left today for Koko
mo, Ind, where he will reside with his
parents in the future.
Miss Mae McGilly, of New York, who
is being entertained by her cousin
Miss Mae McGilly, of 2O7 North Fourth
street, Harrison, expects to leave In a
few days for Atlantic City.
The Rev. John H. Albokm, pastor Of
the German Lutheran Mission, Hamil'
ton street, Harrison, will preach at thu
evening service tomorrow. His topic
will be 1.-THE Place of Torment"
The funeral of Frank, 20-month ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blavis, OF
602 South Fourth street, Harrison. wht
was killed by being run over by g
wagon Wednesday, was held this af'
ternoon. Interment was in Woodland
Cemetery.
Miss May Brand Smith, formerly Of
Harrison, but now of Newark, was
married Thursday, June 8, to L. Rus
sell Rowley, of Woodbury., Conn.
Miss M. L.. McAviney, of POI Cleve-
land avenue, Harrison, entertained thi:
week, Miss NJ. J. Mcdonald, of Trenton
Mrs. John G.. Maier and grandson
Howard Weber. of 10 Passaic avenue,
Harrison, sailed today for Europe
where they will spend three months.
Mrs. Frederick Weber, of 10 Passaic
avenue, Harrison, is entertaining hei
sister, Mrs. S. j.. BARLEY, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox, of Harri-
son, have gone to Europe.
The June meeting of Assumption
Council No. AZ, Catholic Benevolent
Legion, of Harrison. will be held Mon
day night at Record Hall, Harrison.
Officers will be nominated and elected
at the meeting of Ethic Temple.
Pythian Sisters. to be held Wednesday
night at Record Hall, Harrison.
The rank of knight will be conferred
upon an esquire at a meeting of Ethic
| Lodge, knights of Pythias, to be held
Monday night at Elberon Hall. Mem
bers of Yonkers IN. W lodge will
witness the work. Officers will also be
chosen for the ensuing year.
Several candidates will be balloted
for and there will be three limitations
at the meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary,
! A. o. H., of Harrison, mex Thursday
night. The session will be held a.
Record Hall.
Henry McKenna, of East Newark, is
expected home tomorrow from a So
journ at Rockaway.