Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-10
IRVINGTON

'Irvington Lodge No. 1916, B. P. o.
Elks. last night made arrangements
for the Christmas entertainment for
children on Christmas afternoon In
the Irvington Theatre on Clinton ave-
nue.. The features of the affair will
be a Christmas tree, a vaudeville per-
Torrance and the distribution of
gifts. Admission will be by card.
Those in charge of the arrangements
are; Karl E. Olson. general chair
man; Harry j. Stanley, secretary;
T. David Mayfield. treasurer; Frank
L. Sharp, chairman of entertainment
committee; John M. Pfrommer, chair
man of supply committed Joseph
S~onnenberg. Albert ]. Kaufman.
Leonard Schark, Charles II. Stewart.
A tourist committee, consisting OF
Charles Hartkopf, chairman; Harry
j. Stanley and Jacob Werthmann,
was appointed to arrange for the trip
which will be made TO the grand
lodge reunion from July s to July Il
next year.
Perry Clark. of Ali Washington
street, Newark, a driver for William
Ballard, a contractor. and Levy
Strauss, of IS Sussex avenue, who
drives for George A. Fritz, of New
ark. were fined 81 each last night in
the police court for violating the or
dinance which requires lights on We
hicles.
Harry Wollad, sr., and son, Harry
Wollad, jr.. of Union and Prospect
avenues, was arrested yesterday for
alleged cruelty to a horse. They
were paroled for appearance before
Recorder Turton Friday night.
William Ulrich. of 1O2 Prospect
avenue was fined last night by Re
corder Turton for violation of the
ordinance which prohibits shooting
within the town limits.
Fritz Brockel entertained q host
of friends at a hasenpfeffer at his
hotel, 2S Twentieth avenue, last night.
The host was presented with a man
tie ornament by the members of the
East End Pinoehle Club.
Frederick Lemmer. of AZ Park place,
will have ground broken at ~ Park
place for a three-story dwelling at
ar estimated cost of 5000.
George Schweickert will erect a
two-family dwelling at p North
Twenty-second street at a cost Of
$4,000.
A challenge has been issued BY
the East End Pinochle Club to the
Central Pinochle Club for a series
of three match games.
A basketball game between the
~Iryington Athletic Club and the
Frnaklin A. C. of Morristown, will
be PLAYED tonight in Masonic Hall.
A semi-monthly meeting of the
Playground Commission will be held
tonight in the town hall.
A meeting of the vestry of Trinity
Episcopal Church will be held to-
might in the rectory.
The Rev. william II. Hainer, of the
First Christian Church, will deliver
the second of a series of illustrated
sermons tonight His subject will be
"Christ's Walside Ministries"
The Hilton Improvement Associa-
ton will meet tonight in Feible-
mann's once on Springfield avenue.
The committee appointed to arrange
for a different meeting place will
make it's report.
Joseph Belletiere, of Thompsonville,
Conn, a former resident of Irving
ton has been the guest of friends in
town this week.
Irvington Camp, woodmen of the
World, will hold its semi-monthly
meeting tonight in Glorieux's build
ing, own centre.
John J. Bonscher, of 109 East
Speedway venue. and Charles
seheffmeyer. of Newark. will leave
Thursday for Virginia, where they
win enjoy shooting.