Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-19
BLOOMF'LD-GLEN RIDGE

Members of the Inltium Chess Club
met yesterday in the home of Charles
Amend. The winner was Wesley
Hedden. The members of the club
are: Charles Amend, George Aues-
bacher, Wesley Hedden, Wilmer
Hedden, Nicholas Arnold, jr., Jean
Saville, James Kyle and Anthony
Zacharevicz. Mr.. Kyle is instructor
and the Messrs Hedden and Sayille
have been winners up-to-date.
The German students of the Bloom
field Theological Seminary will hold
a German literary meeting next Fri
day evening at o'clock In the Sum
day school room of the Park Ave-
nue. German Presbyterian Church.
Orations and selections from the Ger
man literature interspersed with
songs of the "Vaterland."
There will be meeting of the three
Bible Study Glasses of the Extension
Department of the Bible Teachers
Training School of New York in this
town and in Glen Ridge at the First
Baptist Church Monday evening.
Jesse Irving Taylor. of Broad and
Maple streets, has been appointed
superintendent of Bloomfield Gene
terry to succeed the late Thomas W.
Smith. There were about thirty APP
plicants for the position. Mr.. Smiths
salary was $1,000 a year.
An entertainment under the
auspices of the Young Peoples ORA
matte Society will be held in the Sun
day school room of the Episcopal
Chapel will be held Tuesday night,
when a sketch, 1.-THE Flying Wedge"
win be produced.
The Young Peoples Society of the
German Presbyterian Church held
sociable last night.
The Vincent Bible class of the Park
NJ. f. Church gave a successful
minstrel entertainment last night in
the parish house. Among those who
took part were y. 3. Dick, j. w.
Kerr, w. F. Losee, II. Al. Cabs, Will
lam j. Shears, A. l.. Hughes, Harry
Lancaster, William Martin, d. j.
Mayer, Frederick Brown, James Mil
lard, Frederick Pierson, jr. Albert
Schleich, Raymond Snayeley, B.
Storm, Albert Torbensen. G. A. War
ner and j. S. Davis. The orchestra
was in charge of George B. Wheaton.
Treasurer Harry L. Osborne, of the
local relief fund for the Western flood
sufferers, has received acknowledge
ment from Governor James NJ. Cox,
of the amount sent him by Mr.. 0s-
borne.
: / Iva firm
class and preach in the Episcopal
Chapel of the Ascension tomorrow
night at O'Clock.
Craig Mcclure and family, og 10
Woodland avenue, Glen Ridge. will
so to California TO reside next week.
They have been residents of the bor
uugh for many years.
on the Hotel Essex alleys in Bloom
field last night the clerks in the local
postoffice defeated the carriers in
two out of three games played.
The marriage is announced of John
Valenti, of "a Dodd street. and Miss
Mary Spalletta, Of Brooklyn. The
ceremony took place in the latter
city Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Litchenstein,
nee Alderman, who were married in
Montclair this week, have taken a
fiat at Hinrichs place. this town.
Mrs. James Compton, of Lawrence
street. is spending a fortnight with
relatives in Morris county.
j. c. Koch and family, of Benson
street. have removed to Brooklyn.
Mrs. w. r. d. Irwin has returned
from Atlantic City and will later
join Captain Irwin and spend a few
months abroad.
Charles l.. Warren, of 225 Wash
ington street, spent the past three
weeks in san Francisco.