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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-21
MITCHE[S VISIT
IN SOUTH ORANGE
New Works Mayor and Wife
Entertained at Dinner and
Informal Dance.

Mayor and Mrs. John Purroy
Mitchell of New York, were guests
last night at a dinner and informal
dance at the home OF T. O'Conor
Sloane. jr., Cumberland road, South
Orange. The chief executive of the
metropolis and Mrs. Mitchell spent
the night as guests of Mr.. Sloane's
parents, DIR. and Mrs. T. O'Conor
S'oane, Montrose avenue, South Or
ange, returning today to New York.
DR.. Sloane is an uncle of Mayor
Mitchell
Fifty-three guests were present at
the dinner and dance. Those present
included DR. and Mrs. Sloane, Mrs.
Charl's O'Ccnor Sloane, Miss Made
Ign Edison, joan S'oane, Miss Mar
guerite Van Tambacht, Andrew Ford,
Miss Ida Greedy Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
william Bou don Sd, George s.
Seaver. BENJAMIN r. Lummis, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward H. Finley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Tweedy. Mr.. and
Mrs A. B. SQUIRE. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gardner Gould Mr.. and Mrs. Yorke
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. John Guyton
Boston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Lockwood, Mr.. and
Mrs A. NJ. Andersen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Byron Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott Parker, DIR. and Mrs. d. Webb
Cranberry and DR.. Henry Webb.
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MAPLEWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter M. Gray, OF
Maplewood. entertained at q house,
warming at their home, rs Ridgewood
road. Thursday evening. Dinner was
served, after which there was a musi-
cal, dancing and cards. The occa-
sion was the opening of a large ad-
dition to their residence. The deco
rations included smilax, carnations.
daffiodils and roses. The guests,
twenty in number, included Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Hays and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garvin, of Llewel'yn Park, West
Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. James Laing
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcintosh,
of Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. James Rec
tor. Frederick Schmaltick. OF this
city: Mr.. and Mrs. James Henderson.
of Maplewood, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Macdonald, Of New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Nc
Intosh rendered vocal solos. James
Gray played several selections on the
piano and Mr. Hays and Mr.. Garvin
gave an exhibition Of tango dancing.
At cards Mr.. Laing and Mr.. Garvin
captured the honors.
Those who will contribute numbers
at a concert to be given Monday eve
ming in the parish house Of ST.
Georges Episcopal Church. Clinton
avenue, for the ben fit of the mission.
Newark on the HILL" are Miss
Daisy Brown. soprano: ]. M Rogers.
baritone; Edwin Wickenhoefer. vio-
linist. and Mrs. Charles r, Bailey.
Mrs. Thomas Hazard and Mrs. J. NJ
Rogers, pianists. The concert has
been arranged by the Maplewood
Music Study Club.
Patrolman Jacob Deffur has recov-
cred from the effects of a severe cold.
The Township Committee will hold
a special meeting Tuesday night to
consider the renewal. of the street
lighting contract with the Public Ser
vice Electric Company.
Rev. Alvin E. Magary, pastor of
Trinity Presbyterian Church. South
Orange, will preach In the Prospect
Presbyterian Church tomorrow eve-
ming.
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VILLAGE OF SOUTH ORANGE.
OFFICIAL NOTICES,


An ordinance to provide for the oonstruc-
ton Of pipe sewers In certain streets and
right of Ways Of the village Of South Or
ange. In the County OF Essex, to be con-
Be It ordained by tho Board OF Trustees of
the Village Of South Onnge as follows:
Section 10. That there shall be constructed
and laid pipe sewers In the Village Of South
plans and specifications mads by the Village
Engineer, which plano will be filed In the
office OF the Village Clerk. such sewers to
be of the dimensions and In the streets,
Scotland Terrace. from Scotland Road
southeasterly for distance Of six hum
dred and nfty-one feet. an eisht-inch sewer
and six-inoh scwer In tho right Of way
through the lands of Leeb, Amin and the
Scotland Terrace Company.
Hillside Terrace, from Montroee Avenue
northwesteriy to the Orange line. and also
ises in the rear through lands OF the Ches.
Irving Terraces. from Warwick Avenue
northeasterly to tho Orange line. an eight
Stirling Avenue. from Centre street north
westerly to the village line. an eight-inch
West Fairview Avenue, from Irvington
Avenue southwcsteriy to South Third Street.
an eight-inch sewer.
South Third Street, from Tichenor Ave
nue. southeasterly to West Fairview avenue.
Lackawanna Place. from Valley street
northwesterly to the Lackawanna Railroad.
southwesteriy to the eouthwesterly end OF
thToosS right q way to the Cemetery
lane sewer outlet an eight-inch sewer.
Passed February 16. 1914.
M. A. Fitzsimmons
Clerk. teOZl, 30
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SOUTH ORANGE

Harry, w Charnpanoia sanratarv ,f
Az, Ce,.t oSaa ia cr,,t. 49,
'. 1u N.D' 49,
taineu dozen Iriehos at a stas parry
at his residence, 40 Cottage street, last
SIX tables were In play at whist
given last night at the residence of
Mrs, Edward M. ascoyne. so Valley
street. for the benefit of Mizpah Chap
ter No, 3. order of the Eastern Star.
The prize winners included Miss
Jeanette smith, Miss Lena Deane,
Mrs. Fred Audrey. Miss Sophie Ram
me,kamp. Mrs. Robert Mott, Mrs.
Gascoyne Mrs. Martha Briggs. Mrs.
Thomas j. Noonan. Mrs. John 8.
Friery. Mrs. ]. C. Pernberton and Miss
jessie Wi.thunn.
Mrs. Frederick Rodell, of 17S Valley
street. is confined to her home by a
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Fine Bill at Bijou Theatre

Rutan's Sonp Birds will be the fea-
ture at the Bijou Theatre, Orange,
as the act which should occupy the
feature position for the arst half IF
the coming week. Prima Donna
h, ads this aggregation, and is al
ways a hit" with the ladies and
children. Weston and ella re are con-
sidered two OF the best of the comedy
artists now before the public. The
Oar ings will present one of the most
sensational aerial acts ever witnessed
In this city. Jack Hawkins and his
associate players present the farcical
sketch of college life, His Sister,
DeLea and Orma add to the enjoy
nent of the program with their clever
singing and talking skit.
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NUTLEY

Mrs. Benjamin Hurd entertained at
luncheon at her home on North road
yesterday. Her guests were. Mrs.
Carroll Diamond, Mrs. Richard Bige-
low, Mrs, Allan P. Ames, Mrs. Pier
son, Mrs. Edward Dillon
There will be ''the dansant" this
afternoon at the Nutley Field Club,
with informal dancing all through the
evening. This will be the last the
dansant" until after lent.
Richard Bigelow has returned from
a business trip in New York State.
Mrs. Alfred v. Leaman has returned
to her house In North road, after a
weeks stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Shandan, of
Stewart avenue, are in Albany for
several weeks.
Mrs Charles S. Thurston, of Grant
avenue, is spending the week in New
York
Mrs. Max P. Kaufman, of Frank
lin avenue, is spending the weekend
in Troy. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn e. Pratt OF
Highfeld lane, have returned from a
stay in Washington, d. c. They at
tended the reception given by Presi-
dent Wilson to his New Jersey
friends.
Mrs. Frank C. Garrison, of Grant
avenue, is spending a month in Wash
ington, D. c.
Under the direction of Mrs. A. P.
Dickinson, Mrs. Hugh Eagleson, the
Misses Mestler and Lottie Stirratt,
the children of the Vincent M q.
Church entertained their parents and
friends with a Mother Goose" en-
tertainment last night.
The Free Public Library will be
closed on Monday, on account OF the
holiday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Schofleid, OF Rutgers
place, is spending the weekend in
Yonkers, N. Y.
superintendent of Schools ]. r.
Beachler is contemplating the addi-
ton of a course of Spanish to the
high school curriculum. About a
dozen OF the higs school students
have signified their willingness to
take up the subject.
The Board of Commissioners and
representatives of the Boord Of Trade
went to Paterson yesterday to attend
the conference of municipalities on
the proposed purchase of the plant
of the East Jersey Water Company
by the State.
The junior basketball team of the
Holy Name Society of st. Marys
Church was defeated by the Wallis
burg Triangles last night in st, Mary's
Hall by score of 80 to 81 Tonight
the senior and Junior teams will play
the first and second teams OF the
Franklin A. A. in the Park School
auditorium.
The Arrow Baseball Club has elect
ed these officers: President, Arthur
Wirdheim; manager, Thomas Boom
er; cantain, William Wallace; treas
urer, Fred Windheim.
Rev. C. H. Powers, pastor OF Vim
cent M. e. Church. is organizing
class Of probationers.
A dinner and dance to the members
of the Yountakah- Country Club will
be given tonight at the clubhouse.
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Notice is hereby given that at meeting
of the Board OF Trustees of tho Village OF
South Orange held on Monday evening.
February 18th. 1914. an ordinance was pro-
scented and read. of which the following Is a
copy: -.
name of that portion Of Clark street which
lies northeast Of Montrose avenue, and which
connects with Valley street, in the City OF
Orange. to Valley place.
Be II ordained by the Board or. Trustees OF
the Village of South Orange as follows:
Section THAT that portion OF Clark
street which lies northeast Of Montrose ave-
nue. and which connects with Valley street.
In the City OF Orange, shall be changed to
Valley place.
Of ordinances inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this ordinance be and the same
are hereby repealed
This ordinance shall take effect imme-
diately.
Notice is hereby given that . meeting of
the Board Of Trustees Of the Village Of South
Orange will be held In their council rooms
in the Village Hall. at eight o'clock p. m. on
Monday March 18th, 1914, at which time
and place the said board Will proceed to
M A. FITZSIMMONS.
fob21 Village Clerk.
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MiLLBURN

The annual report OF M'Ion. T.,
township hrs just been iss,,eq 49,, IN
pamphlet form and VIII r De al 81 shows DTS
sSs capital assets of the town to be
ss51 5i4'ss, with liabilities OF 1913, 'OJ,
Assets. Including unpaid t taZ 3 a an q
ssseesments amount to Te'S21 80. anu la
liabilities including loans uh9alu W
tal sS4. 400.
The fourteenth annua. ball ana re-
eention of the Millburn Fire depart
mept was held last night in the FAR ar
ish house of St. stephens EPISODE stobS
Church. There was a iaTse a.es't 70
snce. The proceeds will be useo 10
SeIn erect a club house for the fire.
The s X. Clubs basketball teams ms
viii plav two games this evening IN
the Parish house. the seniors M, WI
meet the Seneca Canoe CLUB, + New
ark and the Juniors the Mercury
Juniors, of Orange.
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Toby SUPPLIES
OF CITY IN BULK
East Orange Ordinance to
Cover Point of Assembly
man Crosby's Bill.

At a conference last night between
department and commission heads.
the legislative committee of the East
Orange City Council and Assembly
man c. Give Crosby at the East Or
ange City Hail. 1t was agreed that a
Dill introduced by Mr., Crosby at
Trenton, to consolidate supply pur-
chases for all branches Of the city
government should be withdrawn.
City Counsel Borden d. Whiting,
who Joined the conferees, and Coun-
Gilman Frank Bliss Cotton, chairman
Of the legislative committee, discuss
ed the measure now before the Legis-
lAture. and while the officials agreed
IA to the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing
common supplies for all departments
an ordinance outlining the modern
methods of purchasing commodities
would sufficiently answer the purpose
under provisions of the existing CITY
charter. iii s,,y.-
tber consider the suggestion OF econ
onies in bulk purchases or statlollel, i,
afc.. for future needs, permitting lue
various commissions and departments
10 control their own purchases .,
An idea that met with some ia t1,;,,
vas to have supplies sent TO certain
station, the department heads s eSot
ing BY reduisition what they hee ',a,1
S.iiowing out in a way the plans u III
Ted nv large corporations. "
Uniting said the advantage OF ouy t,,s
supplies needed in common oy n 5,ls
siFrarapt groups making up the CIV
Sarartrnents was evident. ana reo9c-
non in advertising expenses may aiso
he accomplished If a council commit ol.l,.,,
toe was to outline some sati sra -; =
plan for future co-oreratloh oe'"se"
me various DEPARTMENTS. ,,ssou.,,4
II is expected that the dlneren1
neads will send lists of genera, sup
n nTss for the purpose OF making.
R,rther study of the situation rg ,4,
10 taking anv ros'tiye, -, ace e on on Early rI,
lac and the council will thresh on.
the N : proSiem with the CITY o+Heials
snteresed he proposed economy
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WESTERN ESSEX

Rev. Nelson b. Chester, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, of Caldwell,
viii preach TOMORROW morning sIsn hs sn on
cial music by the choir. In the after
noon Rev. Pierce A. Chamberlain, pas
tor of the Verona Presbyterian Church,
will address the Sunday school. Rey.
Mr.. Chester will preach in. the North
Lincoln and Washington" There Will
be patriotic services In the evening and
the Boy Scouts of Caldwell will attend
Rev. Gorrell Quick, pastor of the Cald-
morrow morning on Jesus and the
Kingdom" His topic for the evening
tomorrow morning, Rev. Pierce A. Cham
berlain will preach to the. juniors on
1.-The Dove and the Hawk" His topic
The topic for the Christian Endeavor
service will be Rules for Young Men
and Young Women in Business" The
regular evening service Will be devoted
cepted Masons and their Masonic friends.
Rev. Enoch Meacham, pastor of tn.
Caldwell Baptist Church, VIII preach TO-
morrow morning on Whs srI Thou knoT Ne
held In the eyci.lng with an address by
the pastor.
At the Roseland Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning, Rev. Henry darIls,
pastor Of the church, will preach on THE
Christian Family" The topic for the
evening service will be Lessons from
the Life OF Washington"
Rev. II. R. Blackwood, pastor OF the
Rose.and Methodist Protestant Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on The
Religion That Stands the Test" Pa
triatic services will be held IN the eve
ming and the pastor will preach on Lin
coin and Washington as Examples OF
Christian Patriotism"
Rev. John r. Pratt, pastor of the We
roma Congregational Church, will preach
tomorrow on What Modern Thought
Has Contributed Toward the Theory of
the Atonement." In the evening the pas,
tor will preach on George Washington"
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Elias Chitterling, WeIl-Known
Odd Fellow, Injured in Fall

From injuries sustained by a fall,
Elias Chitteriing. one of the Old st
members of the Odd Fellow fraternity
in the State, is critically i'll at his
home in Park avenue, Bloomeld, and
but little hope Is entertained for his
recovery.
Mr.. Chitterling stumbled over pail
in the yard of his home and received
internal injuries, but this fact was
not known until three days afterward,
when pleurisy developed. When he
,old of the mishap further examina-
ton revealed fractured ribs. Mr..
Chltterling is we'll known throughout
city. where he was employed as q
salesman many years.
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Two Hundred Young Women
Take Part in TabIeaux Series

Two hundred girls and young wom-
en-. representing twenty churches Of
the INSTRUMENTATION Federal on
of the Oranges, participated last
night in a series of tableaux depict
Ing dramatic scenes from Ann OF
Ava" missionary pageant, In the
Sunday school rooms of the North
Orange Baptist Church, South Main
and Hickory streets, Orange. The
affair was under the auspices OF the
foreign mission department of the or
gantzation There was a large at
tendance.
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An ordinance to provide for the oonstruo-
ton OF sidewalk on the south side Of
South Orange Avenue. between West End
Road and the village line.
Be It ordained by the Board OF Trustees Of
the Village OF South Orange as follows:
Section /. That concrete and cement
sidewalk shall be constructed on the south
side of South Orange Avenue. from West
End Road westerly to the village line. In
accordance with such plans. profiles, cross
section and specifications as will bo pre-
pared for same by the Village Engineer.
Section q. That the expense of the said
irnpros ement shall be assessed upon thu
owner or owners or the lands ana real estate
with the provisions Of the statutes In such
cases made and provided.
Section s. That all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances Inconsistent with the provisions
OF this ordinance be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Passed February 16. 1914.
FRANCIS SPEIR.
President.
M. A. Fitzsimmons.
Clerk. feb2i, 2a
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William r. Shaw Of I'M High
street. west N~a0~e who hos
ratentNd mauv electrical dovlces For
the deaf and who 's without the
facp'tv - haa~'o" viii Give an WINS.
tratoa +alI, +ori~ht AZ the Nv Ter.
sev School for thn nea7. at Trenton
on some of his appliances.
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BELLEvILLE

At the morning service In Grace Rap-
fist Church tomorrow the pastor, Rev.
BartlettA. Bowers, will preach on Rich
in Time" The evening topic will be
'0The Life of Washington" will be the
subject of an illustrated lecture to be
delivered by Rev. William H. ]. Mil
Ter in the Reformed Church this evening.
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WEST HUDSON.

Al the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. Kearny, tomorrow. the pastor,
Rev, Robert Aylesworth, will preach at
both services In the morning his theme
will be "Momentous Questions and III the
evening 1.-The Rich Rulers Fate"
go to- Church Day will be observed at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church tomor.
row DIR. w. S. MCGOWAN, the pastor, Will
preach at both services In the church
tomorrow. His theme in the morning
will be Revival of Religion" in the eve
ming a sermon In song and reading,
theme, His Mothers Prayer"
special musical service will be held
at the Beulah Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow morning, followed by a
sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. Robert c.
Clark, who will choose as his topic THE
Spirit of Liberty In the evening the
pastors topic will b. washington, a
Man OF Prayer"
Rev. j. Franklin Shindeli, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, will preach at both
services in the church tomorrow. The
morning theme will be Commission to
His Church" and the evening washing
ton Commercialism."
"Getting the Church to Go to the
People, will be the topic of Rev. William
Coombe, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow morning. In the eve
ming his topic will be 1.-THE Rush and the
Nire"
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MILLBUKN

At the Wyoming Presbyterian Church
George T. Eddy will preach on PA
triotism and Religion" There will be a
special musical program at which Mrs.
ii j. shorter win sing several selections.
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gLooMFlELD-oLEN RIDGE

Members Ct Excelsior Hose Com
Danv No. of the Bloomfield nre de-
partment entertained their rrlenos at
a reception and dance IN the nose
house asst night.
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Philip J. Lynch, OF t16 Davis ave-
nue., Arlington, entertained the HON
and School Association In Lincolr
School auditorium on Wednesday
afternoon with piano selections.
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SPRINGFIELD

Tomorrow is to be Everybody In
Church Day and at all churches special
to he held at the Presby-
."n - eth IN the morning on Lost
Opportunity" and in the evening there
Will be a service appropriate TO the day.
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| Merting of the Board OF Assessments.
| Notice 10 hereby given that the Board of
| Assessments of the Village Of South Orange
| will meet on Friday. the sixth day OF March.
: 1914, at s o. clock p. m. at the Village Hall.
on South Orange avenue. for the purpose of
assessing the damages and benefits ex-
/ pense las the case may bel. of vacating q
| part Of wyoming avenue. In accordance with
| the provisions OF an ordinance passed Janu-
90 " NJ A. FITzsIMMoNs.
| feb21 "a Clerk.
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Notice Of Assessment.
ASSESSMENT ON WEST FAIRvIEW

Notice is hereby given TO all parties inter-
ested that tho report Of the Board of As
sessment accompanied by the map required
the laying out and opening OF West Fair
view avenue from Irvington avenue south
liyered TO me according to law and is now
on fie at my office. Tho owners of land and
real estate affected thereby are notified that
several sums assessed against them to me
at my ONCE at the Village Hall, within
ninety days from February 2ist. 1914 (bcing
the date of the first publication OF this
notice.)
South Orange. N. J.. February 2ist. 1914.
FRANK FENNER,
feb2l 2s mari 14,2t-5t Treasurer.
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EUTLEY

German language tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at st. Pauls Congregational
Church. Rev. H. +. II. Stechholz will
The christian Science Society will hold
services tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
Mt the Woman's Club, Chestnut street.
The subject of the lesson Will be Mind.
on Wednesday night at S:15 o'clock u
testimonial meeting Will be held at the
Al the morning services at II O'Clock
In the Vincent NJ. e. Church, the pastor,
Rev. e. H. Powers Will have for his
topic Your Alabaster Box" Epworth
League respers will be held at I O'clock.
Tho sermon In the evening will be on
"Shod for the Road"
At the Grace Episcopal Church tomor-
row holy communion will be distributed
at 8 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon sermon
viii be held at o'clock. On Tuesday,
st. Matthias's Day, holy communion Will
be distributed at 10 a. IN. The services
en- Ash Wednesday morning Will be
Rev Milton Stauffer will occupy the
pulpit at both services In the Franklin
Reformed Church tomorrow. In the
morning he will take for his subject
"The Lost Sense of Sim and in the eve
ming Unfinished Work. The Sons and
Daughters of the King Will meet at Z
p At the morning service at 10 o'clock
in St Paul's Congregational Church
Rev. Henry J. Condit win preach on
Peoples Society will meet In the evening
ut o'clock and at T:45 the sermon
theme will be "Why We Need Him"
Masses at St Marys R. C. Church to;
morrow morning will be at 7, 8, and
10 80 o'clock.
At the Church of the Holy Family,
Harrison street, tomorrow, masses will
be Mt 80 and 1913
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In Suburban Churches

anthem. GOD Shall Wine Away AL
Tears" Field; anthem, BE Thou Ex-
alted," HUM; postlude, Guilmant.
Rev Walter Nj. Haushalter, pastor, will
preach at both services in the Park Ave.
nue. Church, Disciples of Christ, East
Orange, tomorrow. His morning topic
will be 1.-THE Communion In the Spiritual
Life" and in the evening he will talk on
"a Living Sacrifice" The music, under
direction of Ida Hurst Clifford, organist
will be as follows: Morning-0rgan
Consolation" Mendelssohn; solo, Save
Me. o God" Randigger; organ, Impromp-
til. Miss Josie p Miller, soprano soloist
Dubois; anthem, ITO Thee Our God We
Fly" Lerman; duet, Children, Pray Thy
Love to Cherish" Spohr, Mrs. Percival
NJ. Beams; organ, Impromptu; offer
tory, Ave Maria," Schubert.
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