Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13
RVINGTON.

Rev. William II. Hainer. of the First
Christian Church, Will preach tomorrow
morning OH Mans Estimate of Himself
His evening subject viii be "A Visible
Lord or an Invisible Comforter. Jhe
Easter music program will be repeated.
Rev. Urlah McCllnehle, of the First Re
formed Church, will speak tomorrow
morning on Easter Echoes
1.-THE Greatest Force in the World will
be dwelt upon tomorrow morning by Rev.
George Fountain, of the Methodist EpIs-
eeopal Church IN, WY We should n1h{a, BE
With the continuance OF Easter services
in Trinity Episcopal Church tomorrow the
rector, Rev. L. Laurence Sturgess will
speak in the morning on The Fate Of the
Parasite" His evening subject Will be
"A Fools Paradise"
Rev. Lewis Chamberlain. a missionary
member of the Reformed Church, who has
been doing mission work in India, Will
deliver an Illustrated lecture in the First
Reformed Church tomorrow night.
In the German Emmanuel Church OF
~Irvington last night Rev. W. Frenzen, OF
Mt. Vernon. y. Y, made an address be-
fore a large congregation. The combined
church and Sunday school membership v
more than 100.
A thimble party will be held Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Edward Grif-
fifth. of 81 Orange avenue.
"War-What For7" will be the subject
Of a lecture to be given tomorrow night
nv Professor George r, Kirkpatrick under
the auspices of the Socialist party in
Glorieux Hall. Previous to the lecture
the Bush family of Montclair win give
orchestral music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Ferguson,
both of Irvington, who were recently
married. nave taken up their residence at
1866 Springfield avenue.
The EpWorth League of the Iryington
Methodist Church viii meet in the lecture
room tomorrow night.
An entertainment under the auspices of
the senior class Of the I~rvington High
School was enjoyed last night in the as
sembly hall of the Clinton Avenue West
School,. The Jewell brothers, Miss Hazel
Sippel and Robert Sieb entertained.
Arrangements are completed for the
annual reception and dance to be given
by Court Clinton, Independent order of
Foresters, tonight in the New Saenger
Hall, Newark.
The Hilton Public school will reopen
Monday after q spring vacation which
began on Go0d Friday.
The Iryington A. c. Is arranging for
a lunch box social to be given in its
club-rooms at Lyons and Chester ave-
nues, wednesday night, May ].
Former Sheriff Frank II. Sommer Will
speak in the lrvington Methodist
members of the Mems brotherhood.
Traffic lines have been arranged al
| Irvington Centre. Two sets Of guides
have been placed, consisting of iron
| posts and ropes.
A clipping social was held last night
in the Odd Fellows lodge-room In
Glorieux building under the auspices
OF Lady Clinton Rebekah Lodge ano
was we'll attended.
Subscription for 342 shares of stock
have been received by the Irvingtor
Building and Loan Association in its
afty-ninth series, which opened Thurs
day night.
Rodney w. Tichenor, OF ISL Stuy.
vesant avenu Irvipgton, was dis
charged with d reprimand last nigh
bv Recorder Turton for violation of tn
! traffic rules by cutting caross tow
| centre and refusing TO 20 to the RICH
J side when requested by the police.