Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-10-05
IRVINGTON

The Irving Club will enter upon
its fifteenth season of study next
week. It's subject of study will be
Home Life in Continental Europe"
The first meeting will be held Fri
day, October IL, at the home of Mrs.
Lyman M. Jenkins. A paper on
Mythology of Japan" will be read
by Mrs. Henry Bergels. The club
was formed in 1898 by the late Mrs.
Samuel r. Cairns. 1t has a member
ship of tlIirty-six. The officers are:
President, Mrs. Raymond D. Carter;
president, Mrs. Leonard III. Rob-
bins; recording secretary. Mrs. e. S.
Shawger; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Gilbert c. Highly; treasurer,
Mrs. Nathaniel Drake.
Health Inspector Joseph X. Click
niger reports that at the present thh
town is free from any contagious dis.
ease. as
Petitions have been filed by the
Progressive candidates for local Of
fees Edward Jacob. ma yora.lty
candidate, has 147 signatures to his
petition. John A. Ewing. council
manic candidate in the Second ward.
and Charles NJ. Banta in the Third
ward, have sixty-four and fifty-six
signatures. respectively, to their pc
titions.
The voters of Hilton are actively
preparing for the special election to
be held next Tuesday on the propo-
sition to purchase the plot of ground
at Springfield avenue and Tuscan
road for park site.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nj. Dillfng
ham, of Langhorne, Pa, who were
recently married at the home of the
parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
James d. White, have taken up their
residence in Philadelphia.
The Clinton Cemetery Asyociation
has elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Thomas
s. Osborne; secretary, James III.
Mortland; treasurer George H. Wool
ley.
The Irvington Veterans Association
held it's regular meeting last night
in Town Hall. After the session a
luncheon was served in the Irvington
Hotel and an hour spent in sociability
and war "reminiscences followed.
'HInG return Ol &l1flSt ihfPtiV-
ing Reality" will be the subject of a
lecture to be given tomorrow night
by Reuel A. Brittle. local Christ
adelphian, in Berkelv Hall, 516 Clin-
ton avenue.
The sacrament of the Lords supper
will he observed at the services in
the First Christian Church tomorrow.
The pastor, the Rev. William u.
I1ainer, will speak on Lights Along
the Way"
Rally day with q program of special
services, will be held tomorrow after,
noon by the Sunday school of the
First Christian Church.
Church Membership" will be i1e
morning subject of the Rev./Geerge
Fountain. of the Irvington M, r..
Church. In the evening he will speak
on "a Young Woman's Vocation"
Rally day will be observed 4omor-
row in Trinity Episcopal Chueh. Tho
rector. the Rev. Herbert w dopkins.
will speak in the morning on Single
ness of Purpose" In the evening the
first of monthly series of special
exercises will be held. The speakers
will be the Rev. James A. NJ cCleary.
archdeacon of Newark: Archdeacon
Frederick B. Carter and the Rev. J.
Howard Melish. rector of Trinity
Church of Brooklyn.
The Sunday school of Trinity Epis-
copal Church will hold an election
of class officers tomorrow afternoon
in the parish.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the First Reformed Church will hold
a conservation meeting tomorrow
night. The subject for discussion.
under the leadership of the president,
j. Percy Pearce, will be 1.-The Chris
tian Virtues, Humility"
The Jacob Werthmann Pinochle
Club has elected officers as follows:
President. John A. Smith: vice-presi-
dent, Joseph Leist; treasurer, Jacob
Werthmann: secretary, George Glib
son; sergeant at -arms, Arthur Voer-
bog. Regular meetings every Wed
nesday night.
Adam Magin, of 36 Rich street, and
William Haas, of 10 Halstead avenue,
will serve on the petit jury for two
weeks beginning Monday.
Charles NJ Prizes, OF 23 Wilson
place. has secured permit for the
erection Of garage.
School Commissioner George II.
,Smalley. Of Grove street. will erecr
"a two-famiy dwelling at IS Speed
way at an estimated cost of s3,400