Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-06-20
RvINGTON.

ton Council No. Al, Daughters of Liberty,
will be held tonight in Garieux Hall A
literary and musical program Will be
given which will be followed by dancing,
The committee in charge is Mrs. Harry
w. Gray. chairman; Mrs. Lulu obner,
Mrs. Evelyn Seeley, Mrs. Mary Sweet,
Miss Edna Wilson and Miss Elsie VIII
son.
AT the meeting Of Irvington Council
No. 1877, Jr. o. u. A NJ, last night nomi-
nations for officers to be elected for the
ensuing year next Wednesday night were
made as follows: Councillor, Henry Z.
Bedford; vice e-chancellor, John Burton,
and Charles Haas; recording secretary,
John w. Wehman; financial secretary,
Eugene Heuschele; treasurer, Frederick
L. Lieber; conductor, Andrew Pfiffer and
Frank Pritchard; warden, Louis Bege
and Frank Ackerson; outside sentinel,
John Burton and Frank Ackerson; inside
sentinel, Frederick Wehman and Frank
Pritchard; trustees for three years, Ben
jamin f. Camp, Afford ogborn and
Harry d. Vehslage, jr.
Doric Council No. 47e, Royal Arcanum,
Of Irvington, will atten dservices in the
Irvington M. e. Church tomorrow night
on the thirty fifth anniversary of the
council On Saturday the members will
meet in the lodge room in Masonic Hall
and headed by Regent Martin de Planque
will proceed to Olympic Park in body
to celebrate "Arcanum Day"
Arrangements are completed for an en-
tertainment entitled Rainbow Kimono,"
which will be given tonight in the large
lecture-room of the First Christian
Church under the auspices of the Tri-Mu
class. 1t will be rendered by the Queen
Esther Society of the Centenary Church
of Newark.
An entertainment was given last night
by the members of the Sunday school of
the First Reformed Church. The pro-
gram included a piano solo by Florence
-tail, recitations by Malcom cClinchie and
James Vey; vocal selections by Miss Jen-
ME Lowreys and a sketch by a number
of the members. Miss Florence Packer
directed the affair, the proceeds of which
will be donated to the missionary fund.
Mrs. Maria ]. Holt, of Bruen avenue
is home after an extended stay in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
| A porch party" will be given Satur-
day afternoon by the Sewing Circle of
the First Reformed Church at the home
of Miss Jean NJ. Brown, of 25S Sandford
avenue.
Funeral services for Frederick Soltan,
43 years old. who died last Sunday, were
held yesterday afternoon from his late
home. Interment was in Fairmount
Cemetery.
| Alfred ]. Gill, of 4S Union avenue, will
leave Monday for a trip through the
New England States to fill his engage.
ments as yiolinist.
| The Exempt Firemen's Association of
Irvington is arranging for a summer
nights festival, to be given Monday
night, July 20, at Irvington Park payil-
lon, Union and Lyons avenues.
The exercises in st. Leo's Parochial
School, of Irvington, held yesterday In
Leonine Hall, brought the school session
for the summer months to a close.
b. NJ. Yehle, Of Melville place, has been
granted permit to erect a two-family
dwelling at Ill Berkshire place. at an
estimated cost of $2,4O0.
Harry Timbrook, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard A. Timbrook, of 2b9 Cotatee
street. has retuFned from a stay in Bos-
| ton.
William H. Baker, of Florence Avenue
School is recovering from an attack OF
nephritis.
At the meeting of the honorary mem.
bers Of the Irvington Veterans Assoc,a-
tion last night at John J. Bonscher,s
Hotel, 100 Speedway avenue, steps were
taken to arrange for the third annual
outing under the auspices Of the honor.
airy members. George F. Scribe was elect.
ed president. Frederick ]. wurster. sec
retary, and Fred Dehnert, treasurer
The Irvington Board Of Health will
meet tonight to take final action on the
proposed ordinance to protect expectora.
tion on the sidewalks. This ordinance
was introduced by the secretary, Edwin
Berry, at the request Of several prom;.
nent residents. 1t provides a penalty OF
" for the first offense and So for subse.
quent violations.