Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

About the City |
THE AURORA SINGING SOCIETY,
Riethmann, and with a chorus of sixty
trained voices, will give a jubilee concert
in the Kruger Auditorium on Thursday
evening, April II.
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
Newark Episcopal diocese will open in
Trinity. Church, this city, on Tuesday,
sessions will be held today.
THE OUTLOOK CLUB, COMPOSED OF
young men affiliated with the Weequahic
Presbyterian Church, will present a play
early in May.
THE TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
Companion Court Newark, Independent
Order of Foresters. will be observed with a
euchre and reception at Foresters' Hall.
IS Springfield avenue, on Friday evening.
THE SACRED CANTATA. THE
Beatitudes,' will be rendered under the
direction of William A. Cook, organist,
fist Church tomorrow evening in the
church auditorium.
A DELEGATION OF MEMBERS OF
General Sedgwick Council. Senior o. U.
A.. M, of this city, will attend the ami
versary and smoker to be held by Indus
try Council in Jersey City on Friday eve
ming.
NATIONAL LECTURER EDWARD f.
Burns, of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea. will deliver an address before the
Woodmen of Essex county at LAwton
Camp Hall, 20 Springfield avenue, o n
Thursday evening, April 4.
A SERIES OF SPECIAL PRAYER
services will open in the Mt. Pleasant
Ness, the pastor, will be assisted by a
corps of church workers.
A MATTED MILK SUPPER" WAS
served in the social rooms of the First
Congregational lube Memorial Church last
night to the Sunday school workers who
of the Newark Graded Union and Super
intendents' Associations, of this city. An
open conference followed the ppe
THE AMERICAN CLUB WILL HAVE
a theatre party IN Wednesday night
to the Gayety Theatre. After the per-
will be the guests of the organization
at their clubhouse, 80 Court street.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WAS
the topic of Rev. George. D.. Hadley,
rector of st. Johns Church, of Jersey
City, at the MONDAY Lenten service in
Trinity Church yesterday.
THE THREE-ACT COMEDY MRS.
Temples Telegram" was presented by
Company L. First Infantry New Jer-
torium last night. The performance
was a creditable one.
THE HEALTH OFFICERS ASSo-
citation of New Jersey will hold their
annual Inner at Achtel-Stetters on
Thursday night. DR.. Charles D: North,
of New York, will speak on the sub
ject of MILK"
THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF -FOUR
lectures on Political Questions of the
Day" given by professors of Columbia
University department of extension
teaching, was delivered last night in
deemer by Ezra P. Prentice. The sub,
ject was Initiative, referendum and
Recall"
THE WEST END CLUB GAVE A
smoker at its clubhouse, 25S South
Seventh street, last night. About 225
members We're present. several selec-
tions were renderd by the ArLon Sing
ing Society.
THE BOYS LEADER CLUB OF THE
Young Mems Christian Association,
which is comprised OF. fifty. boys,
listened to a short address by w,
Harold Burger, state boys secretary
of New York, yesterday at the Y. M
c. A.. building.
MCNAMARA" WILL BE THE SUB
ject Of Detective William ]. Burns at
the meeting of the Mems Club of the
Centenary NJ. E. Church. Summer ave-
nue. and Kearny street, tomorrow
night. =
THE NEW JERSEY DEAF-MUTES'
Society will hold a ball at New Amster-
dam Auditorium, Sixteenth and Little
ton avenues, Saturday night. Prizes
will be given for the best costumes.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
death fund. Philip Hoenig is in charge
of the arrangements.
THE TRAFFIC CLUR WILL HOLI
its regular meeting at the Washington
Monday evening. April |. c. e. Mccarthy
g. r. F. A. Missouri Pacific Railway
Company, and w. C. Conner, jr., G.. A
Frisco lines, will address the meeting.
THE CHOIR OF ST. JAMES'S ROMAN
Catholic Church will give a concert anc
cantata in the church Palm Sunday eve
ming, March 81, Easter eve and Easter
morning. The quartet and choir of tn
church will be augmented by the chance
choir of boys and Mr.. Valentine, violin