Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-01
About the City

THE THIRD BATTALION. FIRST
Infantry, N. j. N. G., Major Roland d.
hibltion drill and dance In the armory
on Tuesday evening, April 23. Profess
sor Voss will direct the regimental
band. which will furnish the music for
MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF COM
pany l, First Regiment. d, ]. N. G., Will
maze merry at the eleventh annual re-
ception and bail to be held next Satur-
.uay night in Dodgers Hall. The music
Will be furnished by Scnmeidle's or
cnestra.
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. SERv-
ice medals will be presented by Major
hoiand d.. Crocker, commanding the
lTnifd Battalion, First Regiment, n. J..
NN. g., tomorrow night after driil in
the company room to Corporal Arthur
Company G.
MEMBERS AND FORMER MEM,
~. Y, will hold their annual dinner
Saturday night in the First Troop
Armory, .Rosevil1e avenue, Captain
William A. Bryant, who is convalescing
from an attack or appendicitis. Is ex-
pected TO asst as
A MASS-MEETING WAS HELD YES
terday afternoon in Wallace Hall. A
number OF soldiers from the New York
harbor forts were present. The prin-
u 1 N4o lloo ~ 1COA6 81 IA
Sanford, of New York, secretary of the
army branch of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
TONIGHT THE LAST FREE Lee
lures for the people in the second
course will be given. Those sched-
Henry Rose, to be given in the North
Seventh Street School, and an opera
logue, II Trovatore." by Emil Hon-
man, which will be given in the Four
tenth Avenue SCHOOL,.
TREE CALENDAR" WILL BE THE
title of a booklet which will be dis
tributed to school children Arbor Day,
April II, by the Shade Tree Commits
sion and the Board of Education.
UNDER THE NEW JERSEY COM
mission for the Blind IN exhibition
and sale Of the .handiwork of blind
street tomorrow. Miss Ivie Mead, a
blind violinist, win render selections.
The receipts from the sale of the
articles will go to the makers
TIE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
was thronged last night by a large
trated lecture. The Passion Play"
which was delivered by Rev. Henry
Rose.
UPON THE ALTAR MEMORIAL ROLL
in the Temple B'nai Jeshurun, in
Washington street, Louis V. Aronson
81 e'C ahAo - AoN0 ooSOR
i. Schwartz to be placed as a mark
of generation and esteem. A small
electric light burns brightly for a
month each year in memory OF the de-
ceased.
A MAsS-MEETiNG WILL BE HELD
tomorrow evening at Electric Park
under the auspices of the V~ailsburgh
improvement Association toidiseuss the
projected storm water sewer.
NEW JERSEY CHAPTER NO. 1,
Knights of Columbus, will hold it's an
hual holy hour service in st. Joseph's
Roman atholic Church Sunday morn
ing, April 81. Rev. Edward f. Quirk,
assistant pastor of st. J~oseph's Church
and chaplain of the chapter, will con-
duct the services.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ENGAGE
ment of Miss Johanna Solder, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Solder, of 40 Pacific
street, to Mr.. George Kaye was for-'|
maliy made last night, when an en-
gagement party was rendered Miss
Seidler by her mother at Dryers Hall,
Market street. Miss Seidler wss the
recipient of many handsome gifts.
A SACRED CANTATA, THE DAUGH-
ter of Jairusf' by ]. Stainer.I was REM
dered b. the choir, assisted by special
soloists, at the Halsey Street Metho~
, dist Church last evening.