Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-25
About the City

AT A BANQUET GIVEN AT DAvIS'S
restaurant last Saturday night the re-
firing Essex county grand jurymen
presented Foreman Eugene Farrell
with a silver service. Sheriff John r.
Monahan was unable to be present
owing to illness.
SEVERAL MEN PROMINENT IN
the activities of Harvard University
are to- address the boys of the high
schools and academies in this city,
Montclair and Elizabeth early next
month. These ambassadors are being
ward, which organized recently, for
the purpose of promoting better rela-
lions between the local schools and
NEWARK CIRCLE NO. 81. LADY
Foresters of America, will hold a
class initiation Wednesday evening in
G. A. r: Hall, Market street. The
class will be composed of over fifty
Newark m
HEADED BY A FIFE AND DRUM
corps, $50 members of the Fred Hopp
Association will march to the Gayety
Theatre tonight. After the perform
ance they will resume the march to
the associations headquarters. where
a supper will be served.
THE MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL
Presbyterian Church, Clinton, Belmont
and Madison n will observe the
se~venty-ffth anniversary of the foun-
dation of the parish with services
that begin on Easter morning, con-
tinue on the remaining Sundays of
April and finish after a weeks cele-
bration April %. The church was Or
ganized January 81. 1887.
WITH A TALK ON THE NATURE
of Psychical Research and Its Recon-
of New York, last night closed the unity
course in 1.-THE Problems of Today" which
has been running ON Sunday evenings
in the Unity Church since November
4 last.
BASEBALL WAS THE subject
of an address Saturday in the Newark
city Home in Verona by George Henry
("Farmer') Smith, of Cedar Grove
Baseball, however, was not the whole
of the talk, which was so full of wit
that the boys enjoyed it greatly.
SERUM AND ANTIToxIN' WILL
be the subject of a talk to be deliv-
cred at the tenth annual session OF
the New Jersey State Nurses Associa-
ton on Thursday, April 2, at the Pat
erson General Hospital.
FACING THE FOE WILL BE
given by the Institute Dramatic As
ISOLATION on the evenings Of April
and 80 a musical comedy opera, The
Little panese will be given. The
proceeds are for the swimming pool.
REV. FREDERICK MITCHELL. AS.
sistant at st. Aloysius's Church, viii
preach the Lenten sermon at st. Johns
Church in Mulberry street tomorrow
evening at 7:45 o'clock.
DIR. FRANK MOORE, SUPERINTEND
emit of the Railway ~Reformatory, spoke t.
the mems meeting in Wallace Hall yes
terday afternoon on THE Kid on the Cor
ner." DIR. Moore characterized the gang
of kids on the streets as both an anxiet!
and a source of amusement, stating they
are to be pitied and not condemned.
WILLIAM SCHOTT, BLIND MUSI
ciaIs will give a piano recital at Wallace
Hail tomorrow night. He will be assisted
by Arturo Nutini, violinist, and ]. L
MINER. accompanied.
THE SECOND DANCE UNDER THU
auspices of the Industrial City Social Clul
will take place this evening at Orator
Hall, Broad and Bridge streets.
A BALL WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
Dennis Kelley Association in Doel'
gers Hail, 35S Morris avenue, mex
Saturday evening.
THE PROTECTIVE BUILDING AMI
Loan Association will hold its month
ly meeting at 944 Broad street Wednes
day evening.