Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-01

themselves to the fullest at five of the
Fairgrounds throughout the city. All
sorts of games and fun had been ar
ranged by supervisors and in each
case prizes were awarded. Commits
sioners Bernard ]. Owens and Milton
Lowy took part in the exercises.
At the Prince street playground the
crowd of young merrymakerss was
probably the largest. A march of the
Kamowoltz as king and Miss Esther
Levine as queen" Sidney Scharago
was presented with a silver loving
cup. Second prize was awarded to
Miss Lottie Boslovsky; F'lossie Stein
berg. third award; Joseph Steinberg,
fourth, and jeanette Dubon, fifth.
The Judges of the Festival.
The judges We're Charles Helm
stetter, Frank Moeller and Moe Klein.
The guests were Mrs. r.. Freeman,
Mrs. NJ. Tanenbaym. William Gaunt,
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon and Miss
Gussie Fox.
An equally enjoyable time was had
at the BelleVille Avenue Playground,
where several hundred children gath
cred to enjoy the Halloween festivi-
IT, S. Among the guests were Bat
talon Chief Thomas Lynch, of the fire
department; Lieutenant Harry Cor
bett, of police headquarters; Edward
w. Gray, Mrs. /. Demarest and Mrs.
ID. Doremus.
Among those who were Fortunate
enough to win prizes for gaudy cos
tunes we're Frances Bum, Mildred
Wot druff, Gertrude Shaw, Ruth
K elm, Richard Lemmensina Marie
PASCAL, James Havell Frederick
Kass and Edward Van Houten. Miss
Gertrude Corbett and Carl Schu-
maeher directors, had charge of the
program They were assisted by Miss
Marie Duffy and Henry c. Schneider,
play leaders.
Nearly four hundred children took
part in the exercises held at the La
fayette Street Playground last night.
The prize-winners were Cecil LeNoir,
Elizabeth Sicily. Frances O'Connor,
Fred Role and Joseph Mccarthy.
Mrs. NJ. Quinn, Mrs. J. Holten and
Miss Helen J. Coffee, of Brooklyn,
were the judges. Joseph opposite,
director of the Fairgrounds and Miss
Marie c. Hughes, play leader, had
charge of the affair Addresses were
made by Commissioner Owens and
Mr.. Mason.
Parade, Playground Feature.
Tho parade was the feature of the
exercises at the Oliver Street Play !
grounds. Miss Laura Mahoney, of !
liz Oliver street. who was CARRIED as
tho Goddess of Liberty" won the I
gold cavalier first award; Edward /
Hyland, of 15S Chestnut street, won !
the first prize for boys. other win |
ners included Frank Kenny, Albert I
Stab, Irene Weaver and Laura |
Fischer. The judges were Miss Win |
nie Caress and Milton Voss.
Perhaps at no other playground !
Were the costumes so pretty or quite (
so UNIQUE as those at the Summer (
Avenue Fairgrounds, where the (
masqueraders numbered $50 and the |
spectators as many. The parade was I
reviewed by Commissioners Owens I
and Mr.. Mason. Miss Jennie Green
berg and Frank Cozzoline. play lead I
ers, had charge of the affair.
Members and friends of the Cen
eral Electric Girls Club held forth
at Kruger Auditorium, Belmont ave-
nue., last night. The feature of the
evening was the presentation Of the
farce-comedy. 1.-THE Three Twins"
with cast OF seventy-flve girls. The
affair was staged by j. T. Hill and
IL. j. Casey. Dancing followed the
A Halloween party was held by the
National Turn Verein for the schol-
ars of it's physical culture school In
the gymnasium OF the building on
Bruce street last night. The affair
was attended by 500 children. The
committee consisted of
Gustav Hagenlocher. chairman; r..
w. Baumbusch, Charles s. Schoepfln,
John Metzger, Henry Schade, George
Lambert and Henry Ebert.
Turn Hall, 1S2 William street, had |
its share of the crowd last night. the |
occasion being the annual Halloween
reception and dance of the Newark
Turn Nerein's Social Dramatic So
ciety. The arrangements committee
consisted of William Schwartz. Miss
G. Binsow, Miss j. Binsow, T. Hun
kele. A. Lauterjung, Il. Ozorozy, b.
Rossiter. +. Schroeder. NJ Hunziker,
A. Becker. J. Gatsch. G. Kayer, NJ.
u. Meade and p. Willms.
For the benefit of the mission work
by the society, a Hal
loween festival was held last night
in the rooms of the Friendless So
ciety in the Peoples Temple, Ia Gem
trail avenue. A neat sum of money
was realized.