Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-23
IRylNGTON

The musical and bazar given dur
ing the week at the Florence Avenue
Chapel, was patronized by a large
throng of the members of the chapel
and their guests. The AFFAIR was
given for the benefit of the children's
Christmas treat. The fund realized
Is about 500. The committee In
charge was composed of Miss Beatrice
Palmer, chairman, assisted by Charles
Waters, John r. Morse. the members
of the Christian Endeavor Society,
and the teachers and the officers OF
the chapel.
The second match game in the series
of three between the East End Pin
ochle Club and the Jacob werthmann
Pinochle Club was won by the former
club last night at Normandy Hall by
a score of 25 to Is. A supper and
social hour followed.
Charged with stealing several arti-
cles from house at 10 Lincoln place,
William Mum, u years old, of 81
Welland avenue, who wa sarrested by
Policeman Coleman, was committed to
the House to Detention for the action
of the probation officer last night. The
lad pleaded guilty in the Irvington
court.
Stephen Bodinski and Czaman Bo-
dinski. two lads who live at 179 Nine
teenth avenue, were committed to the
house of detention last night by Re
corder W. Eugene Turton. They were
charged with lettering and truancy.
Former Mayor and Mrs. John II.
Van Cleve, of 81 Myrtle avenue, have
been visiting in Pennington, Hunter
don county.
A slight blaze in the home of
Bonant Kass Ss1 Springfield avenue,
was caused yesterday by a plug fall
ing out of a gas jet The wall was
partly scorched. causing a damage Of
about $40.
An old-fashioned barn dance will be
given by the Hilton Social Club. com
posed of the employees of the Public
Service Railway Company, at the Hill
ton barns, Wednesday night Novem-
ber %. Live stock prizes will be
awarded.
The members of Irvington Council
No. 167, Jr, o. U. A. NJ. will attend
services tomorrow night in a body
at the First Reformed Church. The
exercises will include remarks by the
Rev. Uriah McC1inchie, the pastor; an
address by State Councillor William
j. Wakefield the singing of I'm
Verdure Clad" from THE Creation" :"
by Miss Elsie Sonmie, of the Central
Congregational Church of Brooklyn,
and violin solos by Mrs. Burkhardt, Of
Newark
Thanksgiving services will be held
tomorrow night In Florence Avenue
Chapel The members of Marcus l.
Ward Council No. 2o5. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, of Newark, will attend in a body.
The Rev. uriah McClinchie, pastor Of
the First Reformed Church, will de-
liver the address of the evening. The
choir will render a special program
of music
The Rev. Herbert w. Hopkins. who
with his bride has returned from a
wedding trip. viii preach in the pull
pit of Trinity Episcopal Church tomor-
row on 'Wisdom's Warning"
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Florence Avenue Chapel viii hold
its meeting tomorrow night under the
leadership of Miss Marie McIlravey
THE Sanctuary In Private Life" will
be the morning subject OF the Rev.
William II. Hainer. of the First Chris
tian Church. In the evening he will
preach on THE Relation of the Home
to the Church"
The Rev. S. L. Harper superinten-
dent of the New Jersey Children's
Home Society. will preach tNnorrow
morning in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. In the evening the pastor,
the Rev. George Fountain, will speak
on wife and Mother"