Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-24
About the City

BARNUM AND BAILEY'S CIRCUS
will be shown at Springfield avenue and
Grove street, a few blocks over the
Irvington line. this spring. The old site
street has been used for building a fac
tory.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Young Women's Aid Society Of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum an exhibition of
sacred moving pictures will be given at
the Court Theatre next Sunday afternoon
THE PUBLIC WELFARE COMMIT:
hear an address By George B. Fora. city
Humane Housing Conditions"
THE AMERICAN GIRL" WILL BE
presented by the Choral Club Of the Y.
proceeds will be used to send association
members to the summer conference.
a VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
followed by a dance will be given On May
2 at Orator hall under the Joint auspices
of Monroe Council No. 232, Jr. O.. u. A.
NJ, and the Star Of Monroe Council No
THE LAST LECTURE OF THE
Temple lecture course will be given this
Richard Gottheiii, Of Columbia University.
A VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
and dance were given last night In the
New Auditorium by the Mems Club Of st.
Stephan's Episcopal Church.
A THEATRE PARTY WAS ENJOYED
by $50 members of the International
No. 2, at tho Gayety Theatre last night.
A banquet followed at the Hotel Navarro
THE VALUE OF MEDICAL INSPEC-
| tinn in Public Srh0Olsf is the subject OF
an address to be given by DR.. Leroy G..
Kirknan tonight In the Central. Avenue
School before the Parents Association.
A MEETING OF ST. JOHNS BRANCH
No. 1853. L. G.. B.. A., will be held tomor-
6 berry ss stqset' Il rr st; e9nms vail be- Dn m mS,
for the senate banquet to be held next
Monday.
DIR. ]. C. CORLIES, PRESIDENT OF
the Humane Society of the State OF New
Jersey, will oroer a report of the asso-
cations worn printed No such doca-
I ciety will also hold a rummage sale TO
raise funds. according to the decision
reached at the quarterly meeting held last
A SOCIAL AND DANCE WERE GIVEN
by Rainbow Connc III Daughters D gh Of LIB
last night.
tt. A. la Of BA1 WILL
ofictate as o~rganist and choir leader at
the Forest Hill Presbyterian Church, this
city, for the term beginning May /. The
choir win consist of a chorus of twenty
voices.
AN ORGAN RECITAL WILL BE
given in the Bellevllle Avenue Congrega-
tional Church by George M. yause. the
organist, tomorrow evening. The assist
Ing s%ololsts will be Miss Edith 6. speer,
soprano; Philip G. Gates, baritone, and
Charles P. Gulick. bass. The program
will include selections from Schubert,
Guilmant and Gounod.
| THE SECOND ANNUAL REVIEW
and exhibit of the Boy Scouts of America
of northern New Jersey will be held in
next Saturday afternoon. The scoutmas,
ters will be in charge of the m~aneuvers.
A PLAYLET. MISFORTUNE OF CIVIL
War was rendered by members. of the
Young Peoples Society OF the German
Emanuel Presbyterian Church in the lee
ture room at Verona and Clifton avenues
Forest Hill, last evening.
THIS EVENING THE SECOND AN
nuai entertainment and social of the
Mems Society of Trinity Lutheran Church
will be held at Firemen's Hall, 53 Spring
field avenue. Professor ]. Loges's orches-
ira will furnish the music.
THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY EN-
tertainment and dance OF Camp No. 2
joyed this evening in the hall, 24s Market
street. Vaudeville talent Will provide the
bill.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NJ
C.. Richards Dancing School a novelty
baseball fan reception and dance will be
held in Iroquois Hall. 260 Washington
street. this evening. Professor Williams's
orchestra will furnish the dance music.
LOCAL DELEGATES ARE PLANNING
to attend the annual session of the grand
encampment of the Independent Order OF
odd Fellows. which will be held in Hack
| ensack Tuesday, May Z. Grand Patriarch
| stephen II. Scheif will preside at the ses-
sions. which will be held both morning
and afternoon.
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