Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-03

an auditor for three years will be
elected at the annua meeting of the
Eureka Building and Loan Associa-
ton, which takes place tonight at 42l
High street.
a BANQUET AND RECEPTION
will be held by the officers n past
masters of the seventh Masonic district,
chestra will play. c. Willard Versoy is
chairman of the committee.
THE MEMBERS OF THE INsTI-
tute Boat Club will hold a reception, re-
union and dance in the clubhouse. on
Riverside avenue, next Friday evening:
Tne banners won by the crews. as well
as the national and club colors, will be
used In the decorations,
REV. DIR. JAMES T. VANCE, OF
Nashville. Tenn, a former pastor of the
North Reformed Church. this city. will
deliver the commencement address to
the graduates OF the Townsend school
this evening at the annual exercises to
be held in the Peddie Memorial Baptist
Church.
THE MEMBERS OF BLACK PRINCE
to Plafnffeld on Sunday. June 16. to at
tend a MEMORIAL service to be held by
Crescent Company. Uniform Rank.
THE MEMS BIBLE CLASS OF THE
Sixth Presbyterian Church observed its
fourth anniversary. last evening. The
s sddress was made DE- by Syo L H R RIb%11um d'assas
in Essex county. Rev. Robert r.. Littell,
the pastor, also spoke briefly.
OVER ONE THOUSAND MEMBERS
and friends participated in the second
annual excursion of the M, G.. ". Bad
ische Liedertafel, to Bellewood Park via
the Lehigh Valley railroad yesterday.
Tho Hn0tofkyL ran1arnd a faaaStan1 pp1-
gram under the direction Of Charles
A. Schultz. Frederick Miller was
chairman of the committee.
THE RECEPTION. INITIATION AND
the reading of reports of the delegates
to the recent national convention of the
United aI ITiSb bv so the feaIRre6 6rs the heb se Is
Murray's Hall. 1876 Market street. yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Guests
from Hudson and Union counties were
present.
A LARGE DELEGATION OF THE
members of Clan, Forbes. Order of
Daughters OF Scotia. attended a special
scottish services held at the First Con
gregational Jube Memorial Church, at
Clinton avenue and Wright street, last
TAT. selected for his topic IA Sprig o.
Heather Frae the Hills o. Scotia"
THE ANNUAL OUTING OF THE
Kamiheles will be held at P~ort-au-Peck
and incidentally at Wardell's pavilion,
on Monday next, June 10. The commit
tee are: Sol Heller: chairman; William
Kan and Rudolph Krimke. On the re-
turn from the shore he party will par
take of a supper at Achtel-Stetter's,
Broad street.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
local councils of the Boy Scouts of
America, a dinner and reception will
be held IN the Continental Hotel, Broad
street. on Monday evening. Tune 10. The
principal speaker will be Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, noted artist and author. An
address will also be made by James f.
West, chief scout executive.
THE NEXT STEP IN HUMAN
Progress" was the theme of a talk
given by DR.. Maud Thompson at the
sea son-end social hour held by the La
dies Auxiliary of Beth Israel Hospital,
IN Iroquois Hall, 260 Washington street,
Yesterday afternoon. Rotations were
given by Miss Alexander n Miss Ida
! Herzfeld and musical selections by Miss
Esther Block. pianist, and Milton Stein
er, violin,st.