Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
About the City

THE CHILDREN OF THE CITY
Fairgrounds held exercises In various
forms In commemoration of Washing
tons Birthday yesterday. In the morn
ing several of the playground boys
held races. In the Turnbull Auditorium
the children from the first and fourth
Fairgrounds held an entertainment.
The children of the Prince street
playground visited moving picture
houses, where patriotic views were
witnessed.
TWENTY COUPLES OF THE DAM
phion Social Society enjoyed a theatre
ed by a supper at Achtel- Stetter's, last
night. The society is arranging for
a dance at the Krueger Auditorium
March 10.
THE LEM LENAPE CLUB WE'RE
kept busy entertaining their friends
at headquarters. 33 Court street, all
day yesterday. Singing, Rotations
and fancy steps by the members kept
all visitors In good humor.
THE NEWARK STREET BRANCH
of the Second Presbyterian Church,
with appropriate costuming and amid
suitable decorations, made the Martha
Washington tea party at the parlors,
10 Newark street, a most successful
affair. The young ladies, with hair
worn in the fashion of rs, sang many
NAAo"
IF EACH SOUVENIR COUNTED AS
one visitor. the Huron Club had owe
1000 persons at Its clubhouse y~eeter-
day. Many prominent politicians from
the State were present.
THE GUARDS OF COLUMBUS HELD
their annual ball at the Kruger Audi
people were present and enjoved MANY
surprises that had not been announced
by the committee. Major r. F. Malta
presented q tableaux depicting q scene
Of the Italian-Turkish war.
THE WILLIAM BUSS ASSOCIA-
ton. one OF the oldest negro organiza-
lions in the State, held its annual
ball at Persons Hall last night.
THE JENKINSoN MIDGETS. OF
the Newton street Fairgrounds, held
a banquet at their recreation centre
last night. Each member had to do
something In the line of entertaining.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN PITTENGER,
Of $50 Hunterdon street, in honor of
their golden wedding gave a reception
at their home last night. Five daugh-
ters n two sons helped the couple
in receiving.
THE WASHINGTON NEW JERSEY
Society celebrated the day with a ban
4A0N O. ARhNVAT0kNLttA y Aa0i a III
The speakers all spoke Informally on
George Washington"
JAMES ERWIN. OF CALIFORNIA,
gave his illustrated lecture, THE Gold
en- West" at Wallace Hall last night.
Besides 150 s~tereopticon views, more
than 1000 feet OF moving pictures were
shown
THE ARION BUILDING AND LOAN
Association will open it's first series
OF stock Tuesday evening, February 81.
Subscribers can pay their first Install
ments at John Webber's Hall, Belmont
avenue and Rose street.
RoSEvILLE LODGE, f. AND A. M,
in honor of its thirty-seventh ami
versary, win nave a musical entertain
ment and banquet at the New Audi
tortum. Orange street, tonight. The
proceeds will be devoted to a fund for
furnishing the new Roseville Masonic
Temple.
THE CYGNET CLUB has completed
arrangements for its reception and
ball. which WAL be held Saturday night
at the Hensler Auditorium, SO Ham
burg place. A large crowd is expected
THE N. O. L. SEWING CLUB WE'RE
entertained at the home of Miss Chris
tine Burkhardt. 81 Holland street. last
night
VICTORIA LODGE. DAUGHTERS or
st. George, will celebrate Its seventh
anniversary in Orator Hail. Broad
street, Monday evening. The program
Will comprise a reception and ball
the guests Of the committee. The hal
Will be handsomely decorated with an
in~termingling Of both the national and
British colors.