Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-29

PREPARATIONS FOR THE OBJ
servance of Memorial, Day Will be
Milton Camp, United Spanish War
Veterans. at IS Market street, and
Foreign Service Camp No. 26 will dis
cuss the matter In the rooms at 22
East Park street. The meeting will
start promptly at 5 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
MEMBERS OF RADIANT STAR
Lodge No. 100, l.. o. o. F., attended the
smoker and entertainment held in
their headquarters, at 472 Broad
street, last night.
ON MEMORIAL DAY THE MA
tional Turn Verein School will give
an exhibition in gymnastics at the
Colosseum. in Springfield avenue.
STUDENTS AT ST. BENEDICTS
College will take part In the annual
oratorical contest, to be held tonight
streets, A gold medal will be award
ed to the winner and presented by
Rev. Eugene p. Carroll, until recently
pastor of'St. Bridget's Church. of this
city.
THIRTY MEMBERS OF THE
Princeton Club attended a noon-day
luncheon at Achtel-Stetter's yester-
day.
THE CRAFTSMAN OF NEWARK
Lodge No. 7, F. n A. M. held a very
successful vaudeville show and dance
at the New Auditorium last night. The
hall was filled to It's capacity and the
eff orts of the players were well re-
ceived.
MEMBERS OF THE NEWARK
Technical Verein showed exhibitions
of wood carving and copper engrav-
Achtel-Stetter's.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Newark Guild of the Homeopathic
Hospital of Essex County, an outing
will be conducted up the Hudson river
on Saturday, une 5.
THE ANNUAL BANQUET OF THE
senior class of the New Jersey Law
School, in East Park street, will be
held at the Hotel Washington this
evening. An attractive after-dinner
program has been arranged.
FOREIGN SERVICE CAMP. UNITED
Spanish War Veterans, as the guest of
William ]. Sewell Camp, of Elizabeth,
will participate In a fag-raising. to be
held In Elizabeth tomorrow afternoon.
REV. f. c. MOONEY, OF THE
Union Street Methodist Church, will
preside at the tuberculosis exhibit and
illastTstSed leftsre t to be given Ve py the
ark in the Lafayette Street Public
School tonight, The speakers will be
DR.. ]. T. Wrightson, DR.. Dow A. Ep-
pier and DR.. Millard Knowlton.
A SOCIAL AND DANCE WILL BE
held by the members of Good Intent
Council, Daughters of America. In the
hall. 24S Market street, Friday eve
ming. Good music and refreshments
will be provided.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ERN-
| est H. Seibert, instructor of physical
training, an exercise drill was given
OF the fne Lea de!e street School. fir In the
auditorium last night. George r,
Pinkham, the school principal. pre-
sided.
A BANQUET AND RECEPTION
| will be enjoyed by the Newark STAMP
Club on Friday evening. The officers
of the club, E.. S. Allen, president; A
C. Roessler, vice-president. and l.
Davenport, secretary, will assist the
committee. The members of the Hud.
son County Stamp Club will be among
the guests.
"PERFECTED WAR
| the subject of an address given BY
National Lecturer Rev. George H
| Schleh, of Omaha, Neb., before the
united camps of the Woodmen of the
World at the hall of Roseville Camp
in Orange street, last evening. The
degree team, undertCaptain James F
| Clark. gave an exhibition drill. Re,
freshNents were served by the socia
committee.
IN COMMUNICATION OF THE
ninth anniversary Marcus L.. Ware
| Camp, Sons of Veterans. was present
ed with a flag last night by tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 81.
A LARGER NUMBER OF persons
than was expected at the
shirtwaist dance of the l.. S. Plaut &
Co.'S. Employees Mutual Aid Associa'
ton attended the affair in Kruger
Auditorium last night.