Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

/ 1000 Miles by Dog Sledge" Lecture
will be illustrated by beautiful ster-
/ eopticon views. Good music and So
cial time after lecture.
| Under the auspices of the local
members of the past chiefs of the
Pythian Sisters of New Jersey, a
theatre party will be held next Wed
nesday night at the Orpheum Thea
tire. After the performance a dinner
will be served at Achtel-Stetter 8, in
Broad street.
To celebrate the completion of inn
provements in its club house the
Union Club will give a dinner at its
quarters in Bank street Monday
night. The arrangements committee
is headed by Herbert w. Knight,
chairman.
A reception and dance will be held
In the Palace ballroom, Washington
and Blocker streets, November II,
by Pride of Marcus L. Ward Coun-
Gil, NO. 10, Daughters of Liberty.
A meeting of the Roseville Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon at its
new headquarters, Humboldt street.
Joseph r. Eberhardt will speak.
The fifty-flfth anniversary of the
Young Peoples Alliance of the First
Evangelical Church will be celebrat-
ed with reception and social in the
church tomorrow night.
The Indictment weather of last
night was responsible for the low
attendance at the regular meeting or
the Holy Name Society of st. Rose
of Lina's Roman Catholic Church,
held in the church auditorium at
Orange and Gray streets. The prin-
cipal address of the evening was de-
livered by Vincent f. ORleliy OF
Montclair, who spoke on catholic
ism and Americanism. The address
was followed by social hour
Rev. DIR. Charles H. Stewart will
preach tomorrow at the North Re
formed Church. His morning sub
iect will be 1.-THE Birth from Above"
The evening topic will be Unseen
Forces"
Charles Mann, forty-six years old, of
207 Walnut street. Perth Amboy, was
struck and badly injured by freight
car while at work in the Pennsylvania
late Yesterday. He failed to no
tice q switched car approaching
as he was standing on the track. 1t
struck him and knocked him down,
breaking his left arm, cutting his head
and brlIiSing him about the body. he
was taken to st. MichaePs Hospital
in the City Hospital ambulance.
His wagon struck by Broad line
CNxr, ~
avenues. Guacio Diego, thirty one
years old. of Bedford street. was
thrown to the ground and received
body bruises yesterday. He was
taken to the City Hospital.
Members of Elizabeth Lodge, No.
393, Loyal Order of Moose, were the
guests last night of Newark Lodge,
No. 237, of the same order, at the
atre party at Miners Theatre. The
local lodge invited their Elizabeth
brothers to join them in honoring
BILLY" Watson, a member of the
order, who is starring at the theatre
this week.
An entertainment was given in the
Church of the Disciples of Christ last
night. The affair took the form of a
musicale and dramatic recital. The
talent consisted of the Duo Parkes
Choral, assisted by Miss Fora
Augusta Shaw, a well-known soprano
and dramatic reader. A silver offer
ing was taken up.
Charged with breaking and entering
the restaurant of Gaetano Fucct. at
143 High street. Louis Libello, eigh-
teen, of 21S Eighth avenue, was held
in $500 bail for the grand jury in the
Second Precinct Police Court today.
Libello was caught after a chase of
three blocks last night.