Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-09
IRWNGTON

The Holy Cross Club, or
Harrison. viii present the comedy,
what Happened to Jones'" tonight
in Leonine Hall, on Myrtle avenue
The proceeds will be for the benefit
Of st. Leo's Church.
The members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the First Christian Church
will meet tomorrow afternoon in the
lecture-room.
The Irvington Social Bowling Club
will roll a number of friendly games
tonight on Pape's alleys, 741 Spring
field ven A committee will be APP
pointed to arrange for a Christmas
supper and social.
The members of the Sewing Circle
OF the First Reformed Church will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
Louis Sonntag, of 81 Florence avenue.
Ralph Wakefield. of n Orange ave-
nue., has returned from an extended
Western trip.
The Edelweiss Bowling Club will
roll a series of games tonight on the
Manhattan Park bowling alleys, 459
North Grove street.
Clinton Lodge No. Is, l. o. o. f.,
win meet tonight In its lodge rooms
in Glorieux building.
Miss Lucy Marsh was the leader Of
the Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor OF the First Reformed
Church last night.
The Olympic Park Pleasure Club
will meet tonight in It's quarters In
Olympic Park.
Irvfngton Lodge No. 1916, E. p. ..
Eiks, will hold its semi-montily
The committee in charge Of the re-
cent dance will submit it's report.
local churches are arranging for
their Sunday school Christmas cele-
bratIons. The First Reformed Church
school viii hold its exercises on De-
cember %. A play, 1.-THE Building of
the Ship viii be given under the
direction OF Miss Florence Parker. In
the Florence Avenue Chapel the
Christmas treat for The main Bible
school viii be given Friday evening,
ment will be entertained Sunday aft
ernoon, December %, and in the we
ming a musical service will be held
for children and adults.
Frederick Brockel, of East End Ho-
tel, will entertain a number Of guests
at a hasenpfefer at his pace to-
night.
Jacob Magin, OF Rich street, was
escorted yesterday by a number of
1o1a7 Fr413Hu F. A1aF R.-E attn -rh1-a
no started in the slz-day cycle race
at midnight.
"Tompkin's Hired Man. is the title
OF a three-act play which the men,
bers OF the Thespis Dramatic Club.
Of Irvington, will present in conjunc-
ton with the Tri Mu Class OF the
First Christian Church, Of that town,
next Wednesday and Thursday even
ings In the lecture room Of the
church. The proceeds will go toward
paying or the debt incurred by the
church for the decoration of the lee
ture
John Rochstahl. an aged man, who
lives at e25 Springfield avenue, New
ark, was found wandering about
Irvington centre Saturday. He was
taken to his home by the police.
Merry Taliansky. Of 10 Elizabeth
street, and Icy |Schlofski. of 1873
Madison avenue. both of New York
city, were arrested this morning for
peddling without a license. Rather
than pay the fine provided for by the
ordinance they took out licenses.
John Stevens. 8 years old, of no
Jones street, Newark, who was sent
on an errand Saturday became be-
wildered and wandered about till he
reached Irvington. He was taken in
charge by the police, who learned his
address.
Chief of Police Alexander Green Is
waging a crusade against violators of
the ordinance which requires that a
lantern shall be attached to vehicles
driven through the town after dark
A number of offenders who have been
caught during the past two days will
appear before Recorder Turton in the
police court tonight.
Freebooter August L. Lacombe, OF
Lyons avenue, and Town Engineer
Isaac J.. Casey, jr., of Clinton avenue
west, who were delegates to the ma
tional convention of the Road Build
ers' Association at Cincinnati, re-
turned today.