Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-25
DAY
TO Be GENEROUS
Continued from First Paseo

were placed on the tables in the
dining hall and in other conspieu'
Gus places.
As a result of the plea, large
quantities of rice. potatoes, canned
goods. tea, coffee and other staple
articles Of food were left in the din
ing room yesterday, in addition to
the cash Contributions.
The Salvation Army, too, is max
ing prov sion to take care OF the
needy and will send out a number
of baskets laden with eatables The
army. too, will take about thirty OF
forty men to New York to witness
fhe ;'boozers' day exhibit, which WI
be given by the Manhattan branches
of the organization.
A number of turkeys has been do
mated to the Baptist Home for the
Aged at 2S5 Roseville avenue, and
there will also be turkey dinners at
the Home for Aged Women, the
Christ an Refuge. l'9 Mechanic
street: Bethany Home for the AGED,
in Irvington and at the Home LOT
the Friendless at South orange ave-
nue. and Bergen street.
The National Turn Verein will hold
its thirty-second annual exhibition,
concert and ball at Kruger Audi
torium tonight. Exhibition drills In
wand and club swinging by children
of the physical culture school will be
accompanied by songs by Miss Wanda
F'revling and Miss F'reda jacob, with
Miss Charlotte Jacob at the piano.
There will be various exhibitions on
apparatus and a comedy acrobatic
act and musical comedy. Dancing
will conclude the entertainment.
The annual minstrel and dance OF
Division No. 8, Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians. will be given tonight in the
New Auditorium. A large number OF
tickets have been disposed OF and a
record breaking crowd is expected.
Court Newark No. 1892, Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, will hold its
annual dance tonight In the lodge
rooms, 443 Broad street.
The Young Mems Orphan Aid So
ciety of st. Peters r. c. Church
viii present the drama, Lost Para
disc" followed by a reception at the
Kruger Auditorium, tomorrow night.
The proceeds of this performance will
be used for the benefit of st. Peter
Orphan Asylum.
The union Thanksgiving service for
the Jews of Newark will be held at
the Oheb Shalom Synagogue. High
and West Kinney streets, tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Joseph l..
Buttenwieser, OF New York, president
of the Hebrew Technical Institute,
will deliver the principal address.
The rabbits of the four CONGREGATIONS
uniting in the service will participate.
The musical exercises will be con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. Gam, assisted by
the Oheb Shalom Choir and Choral
Society.
The union THANKSGIVING service of
the Clinton avenue group of churches
will be held in the Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church. Clinton avenue and
Halsey street, tomorrow morning at
10 80 O'Clock The sermon will be
preached by. Rev DR. George Walton
King. pastor of the Central Presbv-
terrain Church. The churches which
VII unite in this service are: The
First Reformed Church. Clinton Ave
nue. Bantist Church First Cougrega-
tional Juhe Memorial Church, st.
Johns German English Lutheran
Church, Montgomery Street VI. E.
Church. St. Luke's NJ E Church,
Emanuel German NJ. z. Church, FIRST
NJ. p. Church. Bethany Preshyt erian
Church, Calvary Presbyterian Church.
Central PRESBYTERIAN Church Clinton
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. Wee
onahic Pres hyterIan Church and the
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church.