Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15
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The first of d series of organ re-
citals will be given in st. Luke's Epis-
eopal Church next Friday night by
julius {. Zingg organist OF the
church, assisted By the church choir,
under the direction of Walter ;.
Young, choirmaster. Mr.. ingg has
prepared the following program I;
Passacaglia. c minor, Bach; (a) air
i710-173G. Pergolese; OBJ Andantino,
Lcmare; sonata. 4 minor, Mark An
drews; Motto Maestoso. Adagio, Ala
Marcia; ca Come Let Us Worship,
raiestrino; OBJ Give Ear Unto My
Prayer" Arcadelt, choir; finale, SYM
phonic Pathetique, TschallSowsl<y.
ca Minu6t in g., Beethoveni lb)
Guckee Summer Sketches, Lemare;
Prayer of Thanksgiving,?. folk sons.
arranged by Kremser,. choir; Toeatta,
Fifth Symphony, Wildor.
The Sunday School Athletic League
cross country run Will be held this
afternoon. The course for the senior
run win be from the Y. NJ. G; A,
ton avenue. to Watching avenue, to
Park street, back to y. NJ G. a, q
distance of three miles. The Juniors
course win be from \: NJ Y. 4. 70
North Willow street. to Walnut street,
to Park street. to Bloomfield avenue.
Three men must finish in each event
to count. \ trophy will be given to
the school winning the run.
a handicap bwling tournament VIII
open at the Y. NJ. G. A. November "a.
A large enrolment Is expected. rivo
games are to be rolled each week for
four weeks and prizes of medals VIII
be given for first. second and third
high scores also for first, second and
third high averages.
Mana Genovese, italian mezo so
prano, and Umberto Sorrentino, Italian
tenor will appear IN Montclalr Cup
Hall in "A joint recital on December 3
go. Al l.
was formerly with the Manhattan
Opera Company and Sorrentlno Is
we'll known through MS unique Chopin
recitals given In costume last year.
Nine. Beatrice Bowman. of this
place. has been engaged to sing in
Der %, with the Quebec symphony
Orchestra and on November 80 IN
Montreal, with the opera company of
that city.
Lexington avenue, have gone on
Southern trip OF several weeks, which
will extend as far as Bermuda.
The Montclar Academy has ar
ranged the following schedule ISr
BASKETBALL: January 8. B st, high;
stitute; January 20, Orange High;
January "a, Mt. Pleasant: January %.
Rutgers prep; Febi unry 9, Jersey
February Is, Randolph Military Acad-
emy: February ~, Kingsley; March g..
Montclair High. All except the Dor
dentown and Kingsley games viii be
played at home.
Work has been commenced on the
skating pond in Bdgemont Park,
which was authorized by. the, Town
Council. The pond Will be situated
Just north OF the brook that runs
through the park, and will be l ,,s
enough to Accommodate seVeral nun
dred skaters at one time. This work
is being done under the supervision
Of Town Engineer Edgar s. Cla'vso1.
very interesting meeting of the
Alliance Franchise was held yesterday
afternoon at the Teachers Club. In
Valley road. Various members of the
Alliance took part in charadcs VIII N
weer PLAYED with much spirit. Made
misel1e Day, secretary of the Newark
branch. was present. and extended an
invitation TO the Montcialr group TO
an entertainment, musical and lit
erary in character. next Friday after
noon at Isauter's Concert Hail.