Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-03

A smoker will be held Monday
night, November 10, by the West END
Club at its clubhouse, 25S North
Seventh street. A luncheon will be
served and cabaret entertainment
will be given.
The Newark Technical Society will
hold its second regular meeting of the
season tomorrow night in its rooms at
Achtel-Stetter's DIR. f. Klein will
speak. Members of the society held
stag party Saturday night.
A sale will be held in the parlors Of
the Third Presbyterian Church Fri
day afternoon and evening by Willing
Hand Circle of Kings Daughters. A
tea will be held also.
Former Alderman Daniel Lynch is
rarid'y recovering from the effects of
an operation for append citis. He Is
in st. Barnabas's Hospital.
The Hexamer Drum. FIFE and Bugle
Corps held It's twenty second annual
exhibition drill and dance Saturday
night at the Colosseum. in Springfield
avenue.
The Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society of
the Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
viii give a luncheon in the church
parlors Wednesday. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made to accommodate 200
| guests. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the society.
The annual smoker of the J. L.
Heuser Association will take place
Friday NIGHT, January q, in Koenigs
To- OF SnTinQfipld
avenue. A reception will also be held.
Arrangements are being completed
for the seventh annual BANQUET of the
Newar TX Association of Credit Men. to
he held phureday ni~ht. November 10.
at the Krueeer Auditorium. Several
promirent speakers have been secured
for the affair.
Dr. Daniel A. Huehsch will omen the
temple lecture course at the TEMPLE
B'na' Jeehurun. in Wa shington street
Wednesday rieht with a lecture on
THE New Annreo'ation Of Art" The
talk will be Illustrated.
A card nartv snd dance will be held
in Tns+itute He'll rs Now street. TO-
NIGHT bv the Young Mems Catholic
ssrocia ton. Whist. euchre and
rinochle will be played.
IT~der the ausn'ces of Henry Claw
Io1ee No az. Kriohts of Pvthias, an
enterta snmont and dance will be held
tonight in 4ha Palace ballroom, Wash
'ngton and Blocker streets.
FOR the banea+ Of the Hosnital for
Women and Children a whist and
orchre will he held in the hosnital
Wednesday, night under the direction
If the N,rses' Alumni Association of
the hospital.
A public meeting will he held Fri
Sav NIGHT Of the Newark BUSINESS
College. w. Fl whitehead. of Roston
Mass, will make an address on Sue
cess in Business"
Owing to the popularity of the ex-
hitit of the COLLECTION of German
rosters at the Free Pub''r library, in
w" shirgton street. 1t has been de-
lr'dad 70 continue the exhibition until
Saturday, November 10.
The annual outing of the Ce'luloid
C1"h. COMPRISED of EMPLOYEES Of the
rellpIoid Company, win take place To
Paterson tomorrow. Special cars will
leave washington and Market streets
at $3.50 in the morning.
Missing hts footing. Vincenzo Pet
ronsino. twentv-seven years old of
9n4 West R'nnev street. fell down a
Fight of stairs at the rear of 76 Sew
enth avenue last nipht. He was taken
to the City Hospital TO be treated for
a cat over the right eye and body
bruises.
A man and boy struck by automo-
bles are recovering at their homes
from the minor injuries received Sat-
urday. John OConnor, EIGHT wears
old. of 1877 James street. was cut over
the right eve when run into bv an
automobile driven by Frederick Den
mis-. of 1873 Third street. on Sussex
avenue. near Summit street. An auto
mobile in charge of Jacob Posenthal
Of 81 Kinney street. coll'ded with
Benjamin Kraemer. twenty-six years
old. of 81 South Sixth street at Hal
sew street and Rranford place. as the
latter was riding his motorcycle
Kraemer WAS thrown off and bruised
about the face.
Convenient rear windows were util-
lied by thieves in robbing three rest
dents. according to reports received
by the police yesterday. The haul