Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
IRvINGTON

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving b. Har-
rison, of 10 Harrison place.
AIrs ynnne, of "a Cummings street.
win entertain the I,oyal Social Circle
al her home Monday afternoon.
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\ home and school ASSOCIATION VIII
be organized IN the MADISON Avenue
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ARK, VIII occupy the pulpit OF the
FIRST christian church at the morn morn
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Inc Key. Herbert w. Hopkins, rec
tor OF TRINITY Eplscopai Church, VIII
preach tomorrow morning on Inc
Doct1ne Oh the Trinity. In the eve
ming ne VIII speak on "St. John $
vision OF Heaven Holy communion
wiz be observed at 1880 a. m. The
Ioiiowing persons are delegates from
Irlnity Churcn TO the diocesan con-
vention IN Newark next Tuesday and
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Rev. George Fountain. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
music for the morning service win be
as follows: Duet, 1.-THE Lord Is My
Shepherd (Smart), Miss Hazel b.
"RecessionaP' (De Koven). The pro-
gram TOT the evening Wiii pc: An !.
lnenn' Jesus, nou AT 7t.i'ulns
,onepiieiu,, an'nn' .aheeus t1ou-
llou ,. soplano soio' save e, Y
'ou -''iss A1uuioN'
The Use of the Bible in the Chris
tan Life will form the subject OF
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Growing Up Into It,"
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tonight sneciaI reels of nhoto nIavs
will he shown
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Guenther
and Miss Elsie Guenther, OF Nine
teeneh aVeiiue' are spenoils Ing
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The Epworth League of the Irving
ton M. e. Church entertained MEM
bers OF the Hilton and Summit
leagues last evening in the church
parlors. A program of vocal and in
strumental music was rendered and
refreshments served.
Miss I,o,,ise swain. Of Springfield
avenue &c Visiting friends in New
yorlr civ
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Twenty-Five couples attended a
private dance last evening in Masonic
nan uhoer tne auspices OIL tne e1ir's
oluD.
Organization OF baseball team in
the Irvington Methodist Church is
under way. Ralph Denman will be
manager. A committee consisting Of
Edward Rondell, Gordon Frey and
Mr.. Denman will report its progress
at a meeting of the Young Mems Ath-
letic Club Monday evening.
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lavus ireon, ol 70 No,eh ol.y -'i na'I
street las' .nsh' os ms parents. MI.
ana MRS. lho'iias ireon. among
tnose present were MISS nutn Eiis'
MISS Geraidine irainof, MISS Mar
garet Becker, MISS isapeie seeker,
MISS Anna Ellis, MISS ioa jennings
Miss Kathleen Gaddis, Miss Marian
Mayfield, Miss Ida Tader. Miss Sarah
J. Belts, Miss Grace Morrison. Otto
Sessler, Charles Winters, Harry
! Abrams Fred Rates RAYMOND Knoth